81. English Heritage Guide to Fountains
Abbey, Yorkshire, p. 48; Coppack, Fountains Abbey, p. 78.
82. G. Coppack, ‘The planning of Cistercian monasteries in the later Middle
Ages: the evidence from Fountains, Rievaulx, Sawley and Rushen’, in The
Religious Orders in Pre-Reformation England, ed. J. G. Clark, Studies
in the
History of Medieval Religion 18 (Woodbridge, 2002), pp. 197-209, at pp.
200-1; Coppack, Fountains Abbey, pp. 78-79, 96-97.
83. Coppack, Fountains Abbey, pp. 78-79.
84. Coppack, Fountains Abbey, pp. 78-79.
85. Coppack, ‘The planning of Cistercian monasteries’, pp. 200-201;
see
p. 201 for a plan.
86. Coppack, Fountains Abbey, pp. 96-97.
87. For an account of this disputed election and the litigation that followed,
see Chronica Monasterii de Melsa I, for an account of this, see pp. lxii-lxx;
III,
pp. 239-240, 258-271.
88. Coppack, Fountains Abbey, p. 97; English Heritage Guide to Fountains
Abbey,
Yorkshire,
pp. 50-51.
89. The ‘Bursar’s Book’ has been edited and printed by the
Surtees Society, Memorials of the Abbey of St Mary of Fountains III, cont. and
ed. J.
T. Fowler, Surtees Society CXXX (1919), pp. 1-91, at. P. 32 (3s 4d was paid,
1456/7; Thomas is also mentioned in the fifteenth-century ‘Memorandum Book’,
see pp. 210 and 251.
90. Memorials of Fountains III, p. 50. For the description of the pulvis
vitalisand pulvis pestilenciae, see Memorials of Fountains III, p. 265.
91. Hammond and Talbot, A Biographical Register of the Medical Practitioners
in
Medieval
England, pp 85-6.
92. Memorials of Fountains III, pp. xxvi, 179, 50.
