Contents

pp v-vi

List of Illustrations and Tables

pp vii-xi

Contributors

pp xii-xii

Acknowledgements

pp xiii-xiii

Abbreviations

pp xiv-xvi

Introduction

pp 1-12

Part I - The Nine London Friaries

pp 13-14

1 - The First Black Friars in Holborn, c. 1223–86

pp 15-26

2 - The Second Black Friars, 1275–1538

pp 27-56

3 - The Third Black Friars at St Bartholomew's, 1556–9

pp 57-65

4 - Grey Friars, 1225–1538

pp 66-96

5 - White Friars, c. 1247–1538

pp 97-118

6 - Austin Friars, c. 1265–1538

pp 119-141

7 - Crossed Friars, c. 1268–1538

pp 142-159

8 - Sack Friars, c. 1270–1305

pp 160-166

9 - Pied Friars, 1267–1317

pp 167-172

Part II - The London Friars and their Friaries

pp 173-174

10 - Churches

pp 175-190

11 - Precincts and the Use of Space

pp 191-210

12 - Architecture and Architectural Fragments of the London Friaries

pp 211-226

13 - Floor Tiles and Building Materials from the London Friaries

pp 227-244

14 - Water Supply

pp 245-250

15 - Economy

pp 251-257

16 - Spiritual Life and Education in the London Friaries

pp 258-271

17 - Burial and Commemoration in the London Friaries

pp 272-292

18 - London Friars and Londoners

pp 293-304

19 - Dissolution

pp 305-312

Conclusions

pp 313-324

Timeline

pp 325-326