XVIII. The Wealth of Richard Lyons

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Table of Contents xi
3. I. Hadrian IV, the Byzantine Empire, and the Latin Orient 1
4. II. An Unpublished Letter by Abbot Hugh n of Reading Concerning Archbishop Hubert Walter 17
5. III. William de Montibus : A Medieval Teacher 32
6. IV. The Constitutional Problem in Thirteenth-Century England 46
7. V. Notes on the Making of the Dunstable Annals, AD 33 to 1242 79
8. VI. The Ordines of the Third Recension of the Medieval English Coronation Order 99
9. VII. Matthew Paris and the Mongols 116
10. VIII. A Statue of Henry of Almain 133
11. IX. The Commentary of Giles of Rome on the Rhetoric of Aristotle 139
12. X. What Made a Medieval King Constitutional? 157
13. XI. Statutes of Edward I: Huntington Library ms. H.M.25782 176
14. XII. The Letters of John Mason: A Fourteenth-Century Formulary from St. Augustine's, Canterbury 192
15. XIII. Isabella and the Bishop of Exeter 220
16. XIV. The Summons of the English Feudal Levy: 5 April 1327 236
17. XV. Parliament and the French War, 1336-40 250
18. XVI. Some Notes on Walter Burley's Commentary on the Politics 270
19. XVII. The Structure of Commutation in a Fourteenth- Century Village 282
20. XVIII. The Wealth of Richard Lyons 301
21. XIX. The Holy Oil of St. Thomas of Canterbury 330
22. XX. The Canterbury Convocation of 1406 345
23. XXI. Hermeneutics and History: The Problem of Haec Sancta 354
24. XXII. Lancastrian Captains 371
25. XXIII. The Huntingdonshire Parliamentary Election of 1450 383
26. XXIV. Bibliography of the Published Works of Bertie Wilkinson 396
27. List of Subscribers 403