Holinshed's Chronicles

Peter Pateshull

Also known as: Pateshull · Family: Wycliffists · Role: Augustinian friar and preacher · First appears: Richard II 36

Life events

  • c. 1387 · Peter Pateshull was appointed Pope Urban VI's chaplain.(Richard II 36)
    • With: Pope Urban VI
    • “one Peter Pateshull, a frier of the Augustines order, was made by him the popes chapleine”
  • c. 1387 · Peter Pateshull posted a libel accusing fellow friars of murdering their brethren.(Richard II 36 · 📍 S. Paule in London)
    • “He therefore deuised a libell, in which he accused diuerse of his brethren, of murthering sundrie of their fellowes.”
  • c. 1387 · Peter Pateshull fastened his accusatory libel to the church door.(Richard II 36 · 📍 S. Paule in London)
    • “in that his writing or libell which he fastned vpon the church doore of S. Paule in London”
  • c. 1399 · Peter Pateshull fled to Boheme to escape persecution.(Richard II 83 · 📍 Boheme)
    • “it is said that he was in the end constreined for doubt of persecution to flie into Boheme”

Richard II 36

  • patron: Pope Urban VI “But he thanked pope Vrbane, for that through his grant he had obteined such libertie, that by help of his fréends, he might lawfullie withdrawe himselfe from the hands of his enimies.”
  • patron: William Neville “There were diuerse men of good worship that mainteined this Pateshull, and caused a transcript of this libell to be written foorth, affirming all to be true that was therein mentioned. Amongst other that thus fauoured this cause, were diuerse knights, as sir William Neuill, Sir Lewes Clifford, sir Iohn Clanbowe, sir Richard Sturrie, and sir Thomas Latimer, and the chéefest of all was one sir Iohn Montacute”
  • patron: Lewis Clifford “There were diuerse men of good worship that mainteined this Pateshull, and caused a transcript of this libell to be written foorth, affirming all to be true that was therein mentioned. Amongst other that thus fauoured this cause, were diuerse knights, as sir William Neuill, Sir Lewes Clifford, sir Iohn Clanbowe, sir Richard Sturrie, and sir Thomas Latimer, and the chéefest of all was one sir Iohn Montacute”
  • patron: John Clanvowe “There were diuerse men of good worship that mainteined this Pateshull, and caused a transcript of this libell to be written foorth, affirming all to be true that was therein mentioned. Amongst other that thus fauoured this cause, were diuerse knights, as sir William Neuill, Sir Lewes Clifford, sir Iohn Clanbowe, sir Richard Sturrie, and sir Thomas Latimer, and the chéefest of all was one sir Iohn Montacute”
  • patron: Richard Sturry “There were diuerse men of good worship that mainteined this Pateshull, and caused a transcript of this libell to be written foorth, affirming all to be true that was therein mentioned. Amongst other that thus fauoured this cause, were diuerse knights, as sir William Neuill, Sir Lewes Clifford, sir Iohn Clanbowe, sir Richard Sturrie, and sir Thomas Latimer, and the chéefest of all was one sir Iohn Montacute”
  • patron: Thomas Latimer “There were diuerse men of good worship that mainteined this Pateshull, and caused a transcript of this libell to be written foorth, affirming all to be true that was therein mentioned. Amongst other that thus fauoured this cause, were diuerse knights, as sir William Neuill, Sir Lewes Clifford, sir Iohn Clanbowe, sir Richard Sturrie, and sir Thomas Latimer, and the chéefest of all was one sir Iohn Montacute”
  • patron: John Montagu “There were diuerse men of good worship that mainteined this Pateshull, and caused a transcript of this libell to be written foorth, affirming all to be true that was therein mentioned. Amongst other that thus fauoured this cause, were diuerse knights, as sir William Neuill, Sir Lewes Clifford, sir Iohn Clanbowe, sir Richard Sturrie, and sir Thomas Latimer, and the chéefest of all was one sir Iohn Montacute”
  • with John Wycliffe (Pateshull favoured Wycliffe's doctrine.) “one that fauoured Wicliffes doctrine”
  • with Pope Urban VI (The pope granted Pateshull liberty to withdraw from his enemies.) “he thanked pope Vrbane, for that through his grant he had obteined such libertie”

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