Britain, or A chorographicall description of the most flourishing kingdomes, England, Scotland, and Ireland, and the ilands adjoyning, out of the depth of antiquitie beautified vvith mappes of the severall shires of England: vvritten first in Latine by William Camden Clarenceux K. of A. Translated newly into English by Philémon Holland Doctour in Physick: finally, revised, amended, and enlarged with sundry additions by the said author.

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OBsidianus Lapis, what Cole,

735 c

Ochi••hole,

230 d

Ock-river,

286 c

Ockham Octha,

128

Odiam,

269 e

Odingsels,

567 c

Odo Bishop,

333 a

Odo Earle of Kent and Bishop of Baieux,

352 c

Oën a welch rebell,

658 b

Offa King of the Mercians his devout munificence to the Church,

410 f

Offa Dike,

421 e. 623

Off Church,

561 e

Offton,

463 c

Ogle Castle,

812 a

Ogmor,

643 a

Ogle Barons,

ibid.

Oilway a riveret,

636 c

Oisters called Mira,

449 f

Oister hils by S. Albans,

413 d

Oister pips in Kent,

335 a

Okeham,

526 a

Okenyate,

593

Oldbury,

269 d

Old man of Bullen,

345 c

Old Castle executed,

329 ••

Old street or Ouldstreet,

540 ••

Old Towne,

617 c

South Okindon,

442 d

O-Neall great Monarch of I∣reland,

126

Onions hole,

271 b

Onions Penni••s,

ibid. e

Orbeies a family,

607 ••

Orcas what point,

1

Orchard the Honour of certaine Barons,

223 ••

Ordalium, what triall,

211 a

Ordulph his tomb,

199 e

Ordgar,

ibid.

Ore a river,

465 d

Oreford,

ibid.

Orell a family,

748 a

Oriall Colledge in Oxford,

381 d

Originall of Nations and their names,

4

Ormesby a towne and family,

542 c

Ormeskirke,

744 a

Orthotes,

139

Orton or Overton,

502 b

Orwell a river,

463 f

Orwell Haven,

465 a

Orewood,

184

Osgodby,

543 a

Osith a virgin,

451 c

S. Osiths a towne,

ibid. b

Osney Abbey founded,

375 c

Ostorius Lievtenant for the Ro∣mans,

590 a

Ostorius his adventures, and ser∣vice in Britaine, 42.43. his victorie, 44. honoured with Triumphant Ornaments,

45

Oswald Bishop of Worcester, a maintainer of Monasticall life,

576 b

Oswald slaine by Penda,

597

gloriously entombed,

540 f

Oswald,

690 f. 806 c

Oswald his Epitaph,

748 c

Fables going of him,

540 f

Oswaldslaw Hundred,

578 c

Oswestre,

597 c

Otherhalfe stone,

191

Otelands,

295 ••

Otford,

328 e

Otley,

698 d

Ottadini,

796

Ottery river,

206 c

Otterbourne field,

803 c

Ottery S. Maris,

ibid.

Overburrow,

753 d

Overwent,

640 b

Oulney,

397 c

Oundale, for Avondale,

510 c

Ounsbery Hill,

721 d

Ousley,

565 e

Ouse a river in Glocestershire,

367 a

Ouse river first called Ure and Your,

689

Ouse or Ouze river,

241

Ouse the greater,

471 b

Ousbourne a riveret,

701 d

Owen Iustice of the common Pleas,

592 a

Owen Glendowerdwy, or Glen∣dour, a notable Rebell,

623 c

Owers,

274 e

Outborow what it is,

815 b

Oxfordshire,

373

Oxford,

377 c.

made an University,

380 f

Oxford Earles,

389 d

Oxney,

351 f