the earliest to survive, and other records relating to the cathedral and diocese. It fell into abeyance after 1932. Cantilupe is referenced in Graham Greene's novel Travels With My Aunt (1969), when the narrator's sharp-tongued aunt opines "I would have thought he was very lucky to die in Orvieto rather than in Hereford. A small civilized place even today with a far, far better climate and an excellent restaurant in the Via Garibaldi." Notes Citations References External links Royal Berkshire History: St. Thomas Cantilupe of Hereford Catholic Encyclopedia Catholic Online Saints and Angels Pilgrimage page at Hereford Cathedral Stirnet: CZmisc02 1210s births 1282 deaths Anglo-Normans 13th-century Christian saints 13th-century English Roman Catholic bishops Academics of the University of Oxford Archdeacons of Stafford Bishops of Hereford Burials at Hereford Cathedral Canon law jurists Chancellors of the University of Oxford English legal scholars English Roman Catholic saints Lord chancellors of England Medieval English saints People from Hambleden Legal scholars of the University of Oxford 13th-century English lawyers De Cantilupe family Year of birth uncertain