4 BRASENOSE COLLEGE REGISTER [1532 47 Pox (Poxe), John. Works (continued) : — Pandedae Locorum Communium, Original Letters relating to the Re- 1585. formation, 1640. A Greek Epistle to Queen Elisabeth, Liber Quartus in quo subsequitur Concio 1589. Gal. Fulsii in Lat. sermonem reddita [Book of Christian prayers, collected per Joannern Foxium, n. d. out of Ancient Writers, &c., 1608. Briefexhortation . . . to be read . . . Letter to Boniface Amerbach in where ministers do lack, n. d. 1536. Goodman, Christopher. Work : Letter to P. Martyr in Original Letters relating to the Reformation, 1847. NOWELL, Alexander. Mr. Houghton found this remarkable passage in abook ofDr. Singleton's, viz. : ' 1 Oct. 1595, Alexander Nowell, indomo Convocationis creatus est Doctor cum tanto favore & Consensu totius Convocationis, ut eiusdem Senioritatis locum cum pro aetate tum pro dignitate obtineret quem esset habiturus si suo Tempore, multis abhinc annis, gradum suura suscepisset.' Life of Alexander Nowell by R. Churton, 1809. 153f. BRUERNTE, Thomas. See under Radcliffe, John, 1549. 1540. Whytiagham, William. Works : translatedfrom Latin into English. Liturgy of the Church of Geneva trans- Two letters to Calvin in Original luted into Latin, 1556. Letters relative to the Reformation, The Book of Prayer or English Liturgy 1847. 1542. PENDLETON", Henry. See Ogle, Roger, 1543. Works : Homilies, 1555. 1561. A profitable and necessary Doctrine set Disputation with Mr. J. Bradford, forth by Bonner, 1555. 1561. Decl'iration . . . tfhisfaith, 1557. Argument with Bartlet Green and Communication to Mr. L. Saunders, certain Protestant Martyrs, n. d. 1543. OGLE, Roger. 8 March 1548-9 Cuthbert Underwoode sued . . . Ogle, Bcholaris ofBras, for 4 nobles, the price of an horse. Ds [John] Standishe (1524) and Mr. Pembleton [Henry Pendylton (1542)] of Bras, became sureties for the payment. Proceedings from the Vice-Chancellor's Court 1545-56, extracted from Reg. Cur. Cancell. G. G. by A. Clark. 1547. Davie, Hugh. 11 Sept. 1547. Richard Stewarde of St. Mary's parish Bued Dns. Hugh Davie, scholaris de Brasenos, for 3s. 4d. price of a pair of boots. Davie tendered 35. 2d. which Stewarde accepted. Proceedings from the Vice-Chancellor's Court 1545-56, extracted from Reg. Cur. Cancell. G. G. by A. Clark.