Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 120: Visitation injunctions. Cathedral Statutes (Canterbury, Westminster, Ely, Worcester, Hereford)
- Title:
- Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 120: Visitation injunctions. Cathedral Statutes (Canterbury, Westminster, Ely, Worcester, Hereford)
- Alternate Title:
- Statutes of Cathedrals, etc.
- Language:
- Latin and English
- Extent:
- pp. 606, numbered
- Dimensions:
- 315 Height (mm) and 208 Width (mm)
- Approximate Date:
- [ca. 1400 - 1499]
- Table of contents:
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- Incorporation of Canterbury cathedral by Henry VIII, 8 April 1540
- Statutes of Canterbury cathedral promulgated by Henry VIII
- Visitation of Archbishop Matthew Parker to Canterbury, 3 July 1570
- Injunctions given to the dean and chapter of Canterbury cathedral during a visitation by the king's commissioners, 1547
- Injunctions given to the dean and chapter of every cathedral by Edward VI
- Injunctions given by Archbishop Thomas Cranmer to the dean, prebendaries and preachers of Canterbury cathedral, 27 October 1551
- Statute permitting Elizabeth I to alter the statutes of the new cathedral churches
- Injunctions given by the commissioners of visitation to the dean and prebendaries of Canterbury cathedral, September 1560
- Injunctions given during the visitation of Archbishop Matthew Parker to the dean and prebendaries of Canterbury cathedral, 1570
- Injunctions given during the visitation of Archbishop Matthew Parker to the dean and prebendaries of Canterbury cathedral, 1573/4
- List of stipends due to the dean and prebendaries and other ministers of Canterbury cathedral
- List of names of the prebendaries and other ministers of Canterbury cathedral
- Presentation of John Hill to a prebend at the collegiate church of St Peter, Westminster, 1564
- Letter assigning John Hill a choir stall and place in chapter at the collegiate church of St Peter, Westminster, 1564
- Statutes of the collegiate church of St Peter, Westminster
- Register of taxable goods for the provinces of Canterbury and York
- Bull of Gregory V concerning the sums owed by the English episcopacy
- Statutes of Ely cathedral promulgated by Elizabeth I
- Injunctions of the commissioners of visitation to the dean and prebendaries of Ely cathedral
- Statutes of Ely cathedral promulgated by Henry VIII
- Letter from the bishop of Worcester, George Day, Bishop of Chichester and Richard Cox, archdeacon of Ely, 1544
- Order of Robert Stuard, dean of Ely cathedral, concerning the nomination of certain room and offices, 25 November 1551
- Plans for the building of the King's School, Ely
- Incorporation and foundation of Ely cathedral by Henry VIII, 10 September 1542
- Royal charter concerning the endowment of the King's School, Ely
- Letter of Henry VIII to Thomas Goodrich, Bishop of Ely, and others, 1542
- Assignment of chambers in pursuance of a letter of Henry VIII to Thomas Goodrich, Bishop of Ely, 1542
- Letter from Dr Cox and Dr Meye to Matthew Parker
- Valuation of all the possessions of the King's School, Ely
- Decree of the dean and chapter of Ely cathedral for the distribution of £20 annually to the poor
- Inventory of the plate, jewels and ornament formerly belonging to the priory of Ely, 20 November 1541
- On the foundation of the monastery at Ely
- Excerpts from a history of the church at Ely
- Foundation and incorporation of Worcester cathedral by Henry VIII, 24 January 1543
- Statutes of Worcester cathedral promulgated 1545
- Injunctions of the commissioners of visitation to the dean and chapter of Worcester cathedral
- Customs and statutes of Hereford cathedral
- Injunctions of the commissioners of visitation to the dean and chapter of Hereford cathedral
- Statutes of Peterborough cathedral promulgated by Henry VIII
- Description:
- MS 120 contains a wide variety of documents including a number of visitation injunctions and cathedral statutes relating to a number of cathedrals including Canterbury, Westminster, Ely, Worcester, Hereford, York, and Peterborough. This collection provides a great deal of information regarding the organisation of English cathedrals and the development of the Church of England in the sixteenth century.