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INDEX. 421
lets, 377, 3S0 ;
keeps his
Maunday at York, 379 ;
beheaded, 389
Charles II., Restoration of,
391
Charterhouse, Ilonghton, rnor
of, lianged for opposing
King's supremacy, 243
Chaucer, his picture ot country
parson, 185
Chester, 12; Victory of Ethelfrith
at, 9
Cheviot, 20
Church, the Columban, its
form and discipline, 44, 45
Church, the, corruption of,
when LoUardism prevailed,
184 ; characteristics of, in
the l8th century, 409 ; work
carried on at present time in,
414
Cistercian order, rise of in
Yorkshire, 1 28
Clement, Pope, 135; ^ I.,
Pope, his letter to Aicliiiisliop
Zouche at time of
" the riack Death,'' 166
(-'lergy, ejection of, 390
Cleveland, musters made in,
264, 267
Clifford, Sir Thomas, 265 ;
Lady Eleanor, 257
fjoifi, destroys idol shrine at
Coodmanham, 18
Coldingham, 61, 65
Colet, John, Dean of St. Paul's,
his early connexion with
York Minster, 222 , friendship
with Erasmus, /i>., 223 ;
views as to rcfoimation of
Churcli, 223 ;
his preaching.
Erasmus, description of
;
his private life, 224 ; sermon
before convocation, 225 ;
Archbishop \Varham, i/t. ;
St. Paul's School,
226 ; Erasmus's description
of the school, ii., 227
foundations, chantries
and gilds, suppression
of, 292
Colman, liishop, 45 ; takes
part in synod of Whitby,
49 ; resigns Lindisfarne, 52 ;
founds monastery in Ireland,
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