| The prebend of Stanwick was worth about twice as much as any other. |
| At her death he was appointed by Elizabeth a prebend of Canterbury, where he died. |
| In 1550 he was presented to a prebend in the Church of Canterbury. |
| And as for the prebend, after what has passed, of course you must accept it. |
| He returned to Spain a little before 1577 and received a prebend of the Cathedral at Córdoba, where he lived until his death. |
| A clergyman of a collegiate or cathedral church, who enjoys a prebend. |
