s composed of a soft white stone, found near
Cambridge; the rest that we have mentioned, is oak, very finely carved
in the decorated style of architecture. The bishop's throne especially,
with its ogee canopies, and elegant and almost fairy-like spire, rivets
the eye of the spectator. The _coup d'oeil_ of the choir is so
strikingly beautiful, from the good arrangement and entire keeping of
the whole, that it can scarcely be surpassed.
At the east end, immediately under the large window, are three tablets
with the names of all the Abbots, Bishops, and Deans from the
foundation of the monastery to the present time, of which the following
is a copy:--
List of the Abbots of the Cathedral,
_With the date of their appointment._
Saxulphus 654
Cuthbaldus 673
Egbaldus
Pusa
Beonna
Celredus
Hedda 833
Adulphus 972
Kenulphus 992
Elsinus 1005
Arwinus 1055
Leofricus 1063
Brando 1066
Thoroldus 1069
Godricus 1098
Matthias 1103
Ernulpus 1107
Iohn of Salisbury 1114
Henricus de Angeli 1128
Martinus de Vecti 1133
William de Waterville 1155
Benedictus 1177
Andreas 1194
Acharius 1200
Robert of Lindsay 1214
Alexander 1222
Martin of Ramsey 1226
Walter St. Edmonds 1233
William Hotot 1246
Iohn de Caleto 1249
Robert Sutton 1262
Richard of London 1274
William of Woodford 1295
Godfrey of Croyland 1299
Adam Boothby 1321
Henry Morcot 1338
Robert Ramsey 1346
Henry of Overton 1361
Nicholaus 1391
Willielmus Genge 1396
Johannes Deeping 1408
Richard Ashton 1438
William Ramsey 1471
Robert Kirton 1496
Iohn Chambers 1528
Iohn Chambers was the last Abbot and the first Bishop.
List of the Bishops of Peterborough,
_With the date of their appointment._
Iohn Chambers, B.D. 1541
David Pool, LL.D. 1556
Edmund Scambler, D.D. 1560
Richard Howland, D.D. 1584
Thomas Dove, A.M. 1600
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