Early History of the University of Oxford

2:01 Although he wasn't the most subtle person in his portrayal of history and definitely had his own set of biases in his wr 2:39 Or just clerical law, which often times superseded the University law as the University was a beneficiary of the catholi 3:20 I show them being hanged within the city's wall due to simplicity sake however they where hanged outside of the city. Al 4:05 This problem was also prolonged due to the quarrel between the pope and the King of England at the time. As such the chu 4:15 We know this position existed in one way or another before 1214 but this is the first official mention of it. 5:29 Aularian just means "hall" in latin. 6:08 10 February 1355 7:04 There was no set date of end for this but it ended 470 years later when the Mayor and the University reached an agreemen 7:43 Third one being Thomas Aquinas. 7:49 Although Wycliffe is usually credit with the first translation of the bible in to English, this is most likely not the c 8:26 The reason why I show Wycliffe there with the calculators is because he along with some of the calculators was the last