decree of the Council of Constance for the exhumation and burning of Wycliffe's remains, though Fleming delayed fulfilling this duty for over a decade. He died at Sleaford, Lincolnshire, in January 1431. Although his foundation of Lincoln College, Oxford, was incomplete at the time of his death, the college's future was eventually secured and Fleming's manuscript books became the core collection of the collegiate library (de la Mare, 1962–3). Citations References de la Mare, Albinia (1962-3). "Vespasiano da Bisticci and the Florentine MSS. of Robert Flemmyng in Lincoln College," Lincoln College Record: 7–16. Nighman, Chris L. (1997). “Another look at the English staging of an Epiphany play at the Council of Constance,” Records of Early English Drama 22.2: 11–18. Nighman, Chris L. (2000). “‘Accipiant qui vocati sunt’: Richard Fleming's reform sermon at the Council of Constance,” Journal of Ecclesiastical History 51.1: 1-36. (https://scholars.wlu.ca/hist_faculty/7/) Nighman, Chris L. (2003). “Rhetorical self-construction and its political context in Richard Fleming’s reform sermon for Passion Sunday at the Council of Constance,” Annuarium historiae conciliorum 33.2: 405–25. (https://scholars.wlu.ca/hist_faculty/10/) Nighman, Chris L. (2008a). “Prudencia, plague & the pulpit: Richard Fleming’s eulogy for Robert Hallum at the Council of Constance,” Annuarium historiae conciliorum 38.1: 183–98. (https://scholars.wlu.ca/hist_faculty/8/) Nighman, Chris L. (2008b). “Citations of ‘noster’ John Pecham in Richard Fleming's Trinity Sunday sermon: Evidence for the political use of liturgical music at the Council of Constance,” Medieval Sermon Studies 52: 31–41. (https://scholars.wlu.ca/hist_faculty/17/) Attribution 1385 births 1431 deaths Alumni of University College, Oxford People from Crofton, West Yorkshire Bishops of Lincoln 15th-century English Roman Catholic bishops 1380s births People associated with Lincoln College, Oxford Founders of colleges of the University of Oxford