Contents

pp 5-6

List of Abbreviations

pp 7-8

List of Illustrations

pp 9-10

Preface

pp 11-12

Part I - John Moorman and His Franciscan Studies

pp 13-14

1 - John Moorman, a Franciscan Historian

pp 15-24

2 - Catching the Franciscan Spirit: John Moorman and St Francis in his Student Days

pp 25-48

Part II - The Order of Friars Minor in England

pp 49-50

3 - Images of Franciscans and Dominicans in a Manuscript of Alexander Nequam's Florilegium (Cambridge University Library, MS Gg.6.42)

pp 51-66

4 - A Biographical Register of the English Province of the Greyfriars: A Sample from the Custody of York

pp 67-92

5 - The Economic Foundations of the Franciscan Custody of Cambridge

pp 93-114

6 - The Franciscans and their Graves in Medieval London

pp 115-138

7 - Late Medieval Franciscan Preaching in England

pp 139-156

Part III - The Friars and the Schools

pp 157-158

8 - Adam Marsh at Oxford

pp 159-180

9 - The Theological use of Science at the Oxford Franciscan School: Thomas Docking, Roger Bacon, and Robert Grosseteste's Works

pp 181-210

10 - English Franciscans and their Influence on the Early History of the Order

pp 211-228

11 - Who Destroyed Assisi? The Lament of Jacopone da Todi

pp 229-254

12 - The Paradox of Franciscan use of Canon Law in the Fourteenth-Century Poverty Disputes

pp 255-270

Appendix: The Moorman Letters in the Archive of the Collegio San Bonaventura (Quaracchi/Grottaferrata/Rome)

pp 271-288

Index

pp 289-296