- Inexpectato, a place of rheto∣ricke.
- 110.
- Ingratitude of the Atheniens towardes Philippus.
- 163.
- Incommodities that come by plaiyng at dyce.
- 194.
- Insolencie, a daungerous des∣ease.
- 212.
- Ingratitude of manye perso∣nes.
- 288
- Ingratitude of the people of Athenes.
- 338.
- Italians vse abstinence for all deseases.
- 278.
- Iudgement of the cōmen peo∣ple.
- 4
- Iudgemente preposterous of the cōmon people.
- 14.88.
- Iustice executed by Antigo∣nus.
- 218.
- Iulia the daughter of Augu∣stus.
- 252.253.
- Iulia banisshed out of the courte of Augustus.
- 261.
- Iulius Caesar moost like infa¦cions to Alexāder the gre.
- 263
- Iuli{us} Caesar. a man of a woon∣dreous hault courage.
- 265.268.
- Iulius Caesar put awaie his wife Pompeia.
- 265.
- Iuli{us} Caesars ambiciō.
- 266.267
- Iulius Caesar woulde yt high enterprises should be dispe∣ched without castyng peril∣les.
- 267.
- Iulius Caesar matched Pom∣peius.
- 269.
- Iulius Caesar, what he saied whē he sawe in Roome straū¦giers carrye yoūg puppes.
- 271
- Iulius Caesar, how he encou∣raged his souldiours.
- 272.
- Iuli{us} Caesar saied that Sylla was not half a good clerke.
- 27••
- Iulius Caesar refused to bee called a kyng.
- 274.
- Iulius Caesars ho••sse.
- 276.
- Iulius Caesar oppressed the cōmonweale.
- 278.
- Iulius Caesars dreame.
- 279.
- Iulius Caesar and Pompeius at variaunce.
- 310.
- Iuli{us} Caesar called Senates for euerie small mattier.
- 317.
- Iubius Curtius proued a lyer by Cicero.
- 319.