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Faculty to Thomas [Wolsey,] cardinal priest of St. Cecilia, called "of York," and...

Catalogue reference: SC 7/63/12

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SC 7/63/12
Date
1528 May 31.
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Faculty to Thomas [Wolsey,] cardinal priest of St. Cecilia, called "of York," and papal legate de latere in England, to separate from his college in Oxford the possessions of the suppressed monasteries of Snape and Dodenesch, and of the appropriated churches of Snape, Fryston and Bedingfelde and Fawkenham, and to apply them to his college to be founded at Ipswich. Votis tue circumspectionis ... Orvieto. Pridie Kal. Jun., 5 Clement VII.

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Farming
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Special Collections: Papal Bulls

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