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436 YORK.
tions, several bibhops, capitular
bodies, and monasteries,
243 strenuously
;
opposed by
Carthusians, ih.
Surrey, Thomas Holand, Duke
of, founder of Carthusian
house at Mount Grace, 186
Sussex, Karl of, sent to quell
the insurrection of 1569,
343 ; his directions to Sir
George Bowes as to execution
of rebels, 346
Swale, the river, 26
Swidbert, 75
T.
Tees, river, 9
Test Act, passing of, 397 ;
repeal of, 412
Teutonic nations, religious
belief of, 21
Theodore, Archbishop, of Canterbury,55
; his great ability,
ib. , 56 ; makes a visitation
of Korlhumbria, 1/'. ; his
plans for partition of great
diocese of York, 62 ; consecrates
three additional
ib. bishops, appoints two
;
more bishops, 64 ; exercises
power as primate of all
England, 71; expresses wish
for Wilfrid to visit him in
London, 73
Tholen, isle of, 374
Thomas (of Bayeux) Archbishop,
109 ; his love of
learning, ib. ;
gees to Rome
to receive his pall, 1 10
lays question of subjection of
York to Canterbur)' before
the Pope, ib. ;
Pope refers it
to a national synod, III ;
arrangements as to boundaries
of diocese, ib.; state
in
which he found the minster
of York, ib., 112 ; his
energy in reorganising and
rebuilding, 112; places a
Dean at head of canons, ib.
provides for increase in number
of canons, 113; assigns
districts to archdeacons, 114;
his death, 118
Thomas II., Archbishop, 119;
resists Canterbury's claim to
submission, 120 ; reconstitutes
Hexham, 12 1 ; founds
two stalls at York, //'. ; his
death, ib.
Thoresby, John de, Archbishop,
168 ;
brings controversy
between Yoik and
Canterbury to final close,
168 ; disorganisation in his
diocese, 169; extent of papal
provisions, ib.,
170; care for
religious instruction of his
people, 170, 171 ;
teaching
to be given in English, 171 ;
his work at York Minster,
172, 173 ; his death, 188
Thornton, John, of Coventry,
engaged to fill great east
window of minster with
stained glass, 188
Thriscross, Mr., Archdeacon of
Cleveland, 381
Thurstan, Archbishop, has
longdisputes about obedience
to Canterbury, 123, 124 ;
part taken by, in the Battle
of the Standard, 125 ; seeks
to reorganise monastic orders,
127 ; friend of St. Bernard,
il>.; founds Fountains
Abbey, 128, 130; his anxiety
to promote religion, 1 30
procures erection of see of
Carlisle, 131 ; revives see of
Whitherne, ib. ; his death, ib.