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��1234-5"', and was buried iii Linooln cathedral The conge* (Telire vice Hugh Wallie i --in 1 19th <-!' Feb. 1 j 14-5 s ".
Robert Geo si m-m 8 or Geeathead, archdeacon of Leicester and Wilts, woe elected in I ..cut 1235, and obtained th< I assent to his el< otioD 5th April in
that year 88 , and the restitution of the temporalities <>n the 1 6th of that month . He was consecrated at Steading 3rd June 91 , and enthroned about Candlemas He died tyth Oct. 1253 '""' ua> buried in the oa- thedral at Linooln
Hen ei Di Lexington, dean of Li was elected
��I Mint Hugo de W, Qes, Lin- coln epucoptu, ri [due Fcbrua-
rii 1 835, Man. Line. foL 4. ft M v, estm < Mi. \n [dua I
pultua < si apud Lincoln, in ecclesia cathedrali i\ [dua > don. Matt. Paiifl ad an. 1 J,',,.
Hi' left by bis will 100 marks tn the Fabric of tin- cathedral, ami all tin- timber In- should ha\ the time of In- death throughout Ins whole bishopric, unless bis successor should pay go marks to tin fabric for it. Lib. Mr < >r- dinationibuB Cantariarum. foL '.--, b.
- Pat. 19 Hen III. m. 14.
-" Matt. Westm. GrouUhead, Godwin j Gn I ' hron. Mailr.; Groaseteht, Chron. Petrob. : < iroBthead, I. Nei ami Browne Willis. 1 1 - Eamil] on Copley, and he hail tin- name of Grostnead <>r Greathead green him in France, where be stn I
- Pat [9 Hen. HI. m. n. 1 Hans. [9 Hen. III. m. 13.
90 Matt. Westm. ad an. 1235.
91 Qui apud Radingnra ah.Kd- mundi) Cantuariensi archiepisco- ]>o ennsecratus est iii Non. ,'unii. Matt. Paris. The King pre-
��sented t.i him, 14th May. t.ii bucks from Ins forest <>f Rock- ingham contra festum cons* - onis sua I ius. [9 Hen. III. 11.. 11. Cautio Roberti 1 in episcopum Lin-
coln, coi leads de
Radyng, oe cedal in prejudicium 1 Reg. < '.in 1 u
\ onnta he
ited I Mil May I 835,
but that day fell on Friday in
that year.
- \; nd a niiin mum donam in m S net i
1 tionysii. I Matt. Pai - ad ann. Anno 1353 Robertua Grossetest episcopua Lincoln obiit viii Id. < )etnh. K _ Spaldyng.
Thia celebrated scholar was " an awe tn the Pope and a
monitor tn the King, a lover of truth, a corrector of prelates, a
director of j 1 n instructor
to the clergy, a inaintainer of scholars, a preacher to the peo- ple, a di] j trcher of truth, and most exemplary in hi- I Inglia Sacra, pars ii. p, 395,
' M The King recommended Peter de Aqoablanca, bishop of
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