Robert Grosseteste Bishop of Lincoln a Contribution to the Religious Politica
Robert Grosseteste Bishop of Lincoln a Contribution to the Religious Politica
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Introduction p. 67.
238 ROBERT GROSSETESTE chap.
Frideswyde's, where Christ Church now stands.^ The immediate object w^as to enable poor scholars to borrow without interest for a reasonable period of time, and to keep them from falling into the hands of the Jewish and other usurers. The plan was that would-be borrowers should deposit some pledge, such as an article of clothing, or a cup, or a book, exceeding in value the amount of the loan, and liable to be sold by auction if the pledge was not... redeemed within the year. The strictness of the rule appears to have been relaxed in specially deserving cases. The idea gained ground rapidly, and not only was the St. Frideswyde's chest increased by private donations and bequests, but numerous other chests were founded at Oxford in subsequent years. It is to the University chest thus estab- lished that Adam Marsh refers in the letter- in which he asks R de St. Agatha, who was Chancellor in 1256, to allow a certain Symon de Valentinis to borrow forty pounds from the funds of the University of Oxford, deposited through the benefaction of Master AVilliam of Durham.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Introduction p. 67.
238 ROBERT GROSSETESTE chap.
Frideswyde's, where Christ Church now stands.^ The immediate object w^as to enable poor scholars to borrow without interest for a reasonable period of time, and to keep them from falling into the hands of the Jewish and other usurers. The plan was that would-be borrowers should deposit some pledge, such as an article of clothing, or a cup, or a book, exceeding in value the amount of the loan, and liable to be sold by auction if the pledge was not... redeemed within the year. The strictness of the rule appears to have been relaxed in specially deserving cases. The idea gained ground rapidly, and not only was the St. Frideswyde's chest increased by private donations and bequests, but numerous other chests were founded at Oxford in subsequent years. It is to the University chest thus estab- lished that Adam Marsh refers in the letter- in which he asks R de St. Agatha, who was Chancellor in 1256, to allow a certain Symon de Valentinis to borrow forty pounds from the funds of the University of Oxford, deposited through the benefaction of Master AVilliam of Durham.
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