Medieval History of the University of Cambridge

0:36 This map isn't a completely accurate representation of Cambridge in the 16th century as it is an artistic rendition of a 2:06 Milton Keynes didn't exist at this point. Well at least not as it is now. The city was part of a new development project 2:17 This could have been more than three or even less, it's hard to prove where one was born in the 12th century. Not many b 2:27 Technically he was only a “master of the scholars” since the chancellery didn't exist yet but in practice he basically o 3:17 Another reason for staying may have been that Cambridge had a presence of ecclesiastical courts for the bishopric of Ely 3:48 Joined by the Dominicans in 1238. 5:35 However there where new Universities in Scotland due to the fact that the oath by Cambridge and Oxford pertained only to 5:44 Hostels and halls are basically the same thing and the words are used interchangeable for the most part. However the mai 5:52 Hostels like St Bernard's or Physwick. 6:09 Starting in around the 15th century. 6:25 M. Laser is an idiot who can't do History. 7:02 Gonville Hall unlike where today's Gonville & Caius College stands was located at what is today the garden of Corpus Chi 8:35 6 of which survived to this day and King’s Hall and Michaelhouse got absorbed in to today's Trinity College. 9:34 Allegedly one of the leaders of the rioters was the mayor of Cambridge. 9:44 Back then Corpus Christi College was located a bit more up street than it is today.