The Religious Orders 1370–1540

R. B. Dobson

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This chapter evaluates the contribution of the religious orders to the life of Oxford University in the years from 1370 to 1530. It discusses that the university's physical appearance had been more profoundly formed by its religious houses than by any other institutional buildings. It also describes Oxford's ten religious communities. It discusses the influence of Oxford's educated university theologians during the late medieval England.

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