The Cambridge–Oxford feast schedule of 4536

Cambridge's kilns are never suffered to go out, and in 4536 Cambridge came to terms with Oxford for a lesser calendar of feast days to be kept at them, giving the parishes compensating observances and payments in return. Twice the agreement has been made over again. It has never once been broken.

Powers caught up in it

• the Assay Collegium
• the chapter

Faces of the powers caught up in it

Also in this age

• 4531 · Loss of a man in the Long Gut, 4531 · Disaster, Kent and the Narrow Sea
• 4534 · Admission of a Collegium examiner to the Water Court bench · Law & ruling, The High South
• 4534–4536 · The Black Fen eel-wyrm scares · Beasts & monsters, Britannia
• 4540 · The Opening of the Line · Trade & industry, Sarrum and Its County
• c. 4540–4620 · The recorded attempts on Gant Fell · Haunting & wonder, The Northern Marches
• c. 4541–4621 · The last Brethren suppression on the marsh · The restless dead, Kent and the Narrow Sea

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