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John Bankin
John Bankin (fl. 1347–1387),〔Also spelt John Bankyn and John Banekyne〕 was the prior of the Augustinian convent, London, and a religious controversialist (a supporter of John Wycliffe who turned opponent). ==Biography== Bankin, was born in London and educated in the Augustinian monastery of that city and afterwards at Oxford, where he attained the degree of doctor of divinity before 1382.〔 cites J. Bale, ''Scriptorum illustrium Maioris Brytanniae, quam nunc Angliam et Scotiam vocant: catalogus'', 2 vols. in 1 (Basel, 1557–9); facs. edn (1971)〕 In the early years of the 1370s Bankin appears to have been a supported of John Wyclif. Christina von Nolcken states that "In 1371 Bankin and another Augustinian friar (perhaps Thomas Ashbourne) laid articles before parliament urging the use of clerical endowments to help finance the war in France. In making such a proposal they were voicing what seem to have been widely held ideas." that are known to be ones that Wyclif supported. By the end of the decade Bankin had turned against Wyclif, probably because he disliked the contents of Wyclif's ''De eucharistia'' (published in 1380). He attended the provincial council of Blackfriars which condemned certain of Wycliffe's opinions in May 1382.〔 cites Fasciculi Zizaniorum, pp. 286, 499; cf. pp. 272 sq.: ed. Shirley, Rolls Series.〕 Bishop Bale states that Bankin was a popular preacher and an able disputant.
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