 | Oxford Historical Society (Oxford, England) - 1897 - 584 sider
...Jews. Wood says, ' The suddenness of their dismission obliged them for present subsistence to sell their moveable goods of all kinds, among which were...Rabbinical books. The monks in various parts availed themselves of the distnbution of these treasures. At Oxford great multitudes of them fell into the... | |
 | Oxford Historical Society (Oxford, England) - 1897 - 588 sider
...Jews. Wood says, ' The suddenness of their dismission obliged them for present subsistence to sell their moveable goods of all kinds, among which were...Rabbinical books. The monks in various parts availed themselves of the distribution of these treasures. At Oxford great multitudes of them fell into the... | |
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This circumstance was highly favourable to the circulation of their learning in England. The suddenness of their dismission obliged them, for present subsistence, and other reasons, to sell their moveable goods of all kinds, among which were large quantities... 
