Chapter I: Ilminster, lost prebend of, 174

_Ine_, his victories over the Welsh, 14;
founds Taunton, _ib._;
probably founds the
church of Wells as collegiate, 15;
defeats Gerent of Cornwall, 164;
founds Taunton, _ib._;
his laws, _ib._

_Innocent the Fourth_, Pope, corruptly confirms the election of
Bishop Roger, 106.

_Installation_ of Canons, 188.

_Isaac_, Provost of Wells, 33, 166.

J.

_Jenkyns_, Dean, his doings in the Cathedral, 189.

_Jocelin of Wells_, his episcopate, 70;
his style during the union with Glastonbury, 71;
his compromise with Glastonbury, _ib._;
his works at Wells, _ib._;
his banishment, 72;
his special connexion with the church and city, _ib._;
first founder of the Vicars, 72, 84;
extent of his building, 74-76;
his domestic works at Wells and Wookey, 76;
consecrates the church, 77, 174;
character of his works, 78;
how far the designer of the church, 81;
probable nature of his relations to it, _ib._;
increases the dignities and prebends, 84;
his statute of residence, 90, 174;
his position among the Bishops of Wells, 104, 177;
destruction of his tomb, _ib._

_John de Villulâ_, first French Bishop of Somersetshire, 35;
buys the town of Bath and removes the see thither, 36, 37, 166;
his government and buildings at Bath, 37, 166;
his oppression of the Canons of Wells, 37, 38;
builds himself a house at Wells, _ib._, 166.

_John, Provost and Archdeacon_, his dealings with the canons, 39, 166;
his repentance, 49.

K.

_Karole_, meaning of the word, 172.

_King, Oliver_, Bishop, his works at Bath, 48.