A complete history of England from the first entrance of the Romans under the conduct of Julius Cæsar unto the end of the reign of King Henry III ... : wherein is shewed the original of our English laws, the differences and disagreements between the secular and ecclesiastic powers ... and likewise an account of our foreign wars with France, the conquest of Ireland, and the actions between the English, Scots and Welsh ... : all delivered in plain matter of fact, without any reflections or remarques by Robert Brady ...

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• ...ABrincis vid. Hugh.
• Adala, Countess of Blois, her endeavour to reconcile the King and Arch-bishop Anselme f. 260. E.
• [ A] William Fitz Adelin sent Procurator into Ireland f. 365. F.
• His Character Ibid.
• He is recalled f. 369. D.
• ...Adomar vid. Ethelmar.
• Aedui who they were f. 6. F.
• Aelfred fighteth the Danes with various success f. 114. D.
• He is reduced to great streights Ibid. E.
• He obteined a great victory over them, and forced them to beg [ B] peace f. 115. A. B.
• His great Force at Sea Ibid. C.
• His design to advance learning Ibid. D.E.
• His Charity, Justice and Prudence f. 116. A. B. C. D.
• He erected Hundreds and Tithings Ibid. E.
• He made a Survey of all Counties, Hundreds & Tithings f. 117. l. 2.
• Agalmar Bishop of North-Elmham deposed f. 213. A.
• Agricola sent Governor into Britain f. 22. D.
• [ C] His Atchievements, and Wisdom, and Justice in the British Affairs f. 23. A, &c.
• His Conquests f. 24. A. B. C.
• He first made use of a Fleet Ibid. D.
• He overthrew the Caledonians f. 25. B.
• And Britains f. 26. A. B.
• His Policy to keep them under by Sea and Land Ibid. D.
• He is recalled by Titus, and suspected to be poysoned f. 27. A.
• [ D] Agricola Disciple to Paelagius propagated his Masters Opinions in Britain f. 38. E.
• Alans who they were f. 37. B. F.
• ...Albamarle, vid. William de Fortibus.
• St. Albans Monastery founded by King Offa f. 109. B.
• The Abbat thereof cited to London by the Popes Legat f. 599. F.
• He appeals to the Pope, but without remedy f. 600. A. B.
• The Church Interdicted f. 620. B.
• [ E] Alberic the Popes Legat in England and Scotland f. 293. E.
• He directs the choice of an Arch-Bishop of Canterbury Ibid.
• Albert, the Popes Notary, his Offer to Earl Richard f. 609. F.
• William de Albany made Governor of Rochester Castle by the Barons f. 503. lin. 2.
• He is taken Prisoner by the King Ibid. B.
• Philip de Albiney beateth the French at Sea f. 526. F.
• He accompanied Earl Richard into Gascoigny f. 535. E.
• [ F] Alcuinus wrote against Image worship f. 109. A.
• Aldermannus a general word for many Officers f. 70. F.
• Alexander Caementarius mainteined King Johns Cause against the Pope f. 480. F.
• How he was punished by the Pope f. 481. lin. 2.
• Alexander A Frier Minor, the Popes Collector in England f. 598. E.
• Alexander King of Scotland doth Homage to Prince Lewes f. 514. D.
• He married Joanna King Henry the Thirds Sister f. 530. B.
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• His Demands of King Henry f. 565. B.
• He refused to hold any thing of the King of England f. 590. A.
• An Agreement between him and King Henry f. 568. D. and 592. A.
• He refused the Popes L••gat entrance into Scotland f. 568. E.
• His death f. 603. lin. 1.
• Alexander his Son Married Margaret, Daughter to King Henry f. 606. B.
• He doth Homage to King Henry Ibid. C.
• His modest Answer to King Henry's Demands Ibid. D. [ A]
• He and his Queen came into England f. 619. D.
• Alexander the Fourth Pope of Rome Invested Edmund the second Son to King Henry, with the Kingdoms of Sicily and Apulia f. 614. D.
• He Decreed that every Bishop, Abbat and Prior should come to Rome, and compound for his Confirmation f. 622. B.
• He threatned to censure King Henry for his Excesses Ibid. F. [ B]
• He is appeased with 5000 Marks f. 623. lin. 3.
• His death f. 636. A.
• Alfred Divided Shires into Hundreds f. 83. F.
• Algar Earl of Northumberland unjustly banished by Edward the C••n∣fessor f. 134. C.
• Alienor, Wife to King Henry the Second, released a great many Priso∣ners, and who they were f. 419. E. F.
• She set her Son Henry against her Husband f. 311. F. [ C]
• She caused all Free-men to Swear fealty to her Son Richard f. 420. B. C.
• Alienor, Daughter to the Earl of Provence, Married to Henry the Third f. 563. A.
• She is brought to bed of a Daughter at Burdeaux f. 586. E.
• Almains why so called f. 58. E.
• Alodium what f. 204. D.E.
• Alphonso King of Castile his pretences to Gascoigny f 610. B. [ D]
• He quitteth them f. 611. F.
• Ambiani, who they were f. 35. B E.
• Ambrosius Aurelius overthroweth the Saxons f. 95. F.
• Amianus Marcellinus his Account of the Saxons f. 57. F.
• Ancalites who they were f. 10. lin. 2.
• An Anchorites Advice to the Monks of Bangor f. 103. C.
• Andeli Castle surrendred to King Philip of France f. 473 F.
• Anjou doth Homage to Henry the Third f. 545. A. [ E]
• Anselme Abbat of Bec, pressed to accept the Arch-Bishopric of Canter∣bury f. 225. B.
• He demanded restitution of all Church Lands f. 225. C.
• He falls from the Kings favour f. 226. B. C.
• The great difference between King Henry the First and him Ibid. D. E. and 227, 228, &c.
• The Bishops advise him to obey the King; his Answer f. 227. A.B.
• He refused to receive his Pall from the King f. 228 E. F. [ F]
• He refused to appear at the Kings Court f. 229. A. B.
• He desired leave to go to Rome, but is denied Ibid. C.
• He goes without leave, and his Arch-bishopric is seized Ibid. D. E. F.
• He desired the Pope to ease him of his Dignity, but is denied f. 230. B.
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• He is recalled by the King f. 234. E.
• The Case of the Queen determined by him in a Council at Lam∣beth f. 235. A. B.
• He reconciled the Norman Nobility to the King f. 235. E. F.
• He refused to do Homage to the King f. 256. A.
• He denied the King the Right of Investitures, and advised him to be obedient to the Pope Ibid. B. C.
• [ A] He presided in a Council at Westminster f. 257. F.
• He refused Consecration to such as were Invested by the King f. 258. A.
• A wrangling intercourse between him and the King Ibid. D.E.F.
• He goeth to Rome f. 259. A. B.
• His Account to the King of what he had done at Rome f. 260. A.
• His return into England prohibited f. 259. F. and 260. B.
• [ B] He excommunicated the Kings Counsellors Ibid. C.
• He is reconciled to the King f. 261. A.
• His Answer to the Bishops request for relief against exactions Ibid. E. F.
• His sickness at Bec, and the Kings promise to him f. 262. A.B.
• He is observantly treated by the Queen Ibid. C.
• He exacted obedience from the Arch-Bishop of York f. 263. D.
• He refused to give his Benediction to Thomas Elect of York, [ C] till he made his profession to Canterbury f. 264. B.
• His death Ibid. C.
• Anzazim His treacherous attempt on Prince Edward at Acon f. 666. B.
• Appeals from inferiour Courts to the Kings when allowed. f. 79. A.
• Of Treason f. 299. E.
• To the Pope when first used in England f. 295. C.
• One by the Dean of London Ibid. D.E.F.
• By the Arch-deaconry of Middlesex f. 296. lin. 1.
• [ D] By the Clercs of the Church of York Ibid. A. B.
• By Theobald Arch-Bishop of Canterbury Ibid. D.
• Appeals why so easily allowed at this time by the King f. 296. F.
• How punished by Henry the Second f. 396. F.
• Aquitain pawned to William the Second by Duke Robert f. 224. C.
• William de Archis taketh Arms against William the Conqueror f 187. A. B.
• His submission, and is received into Favour Ibid.
• [ E] Areani who they were, and their Office f. 36. C. F.
• Arianism creeps into Britain f. 34. F.
• Armatura what it was f. 47. F.
• Aron A Jew severely fined for falsifying a Charter f. 604 A.
• Arthur Nephew to King Richard, declared his Heir f. 428. E.
• The Norman Nobility adhere to him f. 461. E.
• He is reconciled to King John, and made Governour of Mans f. 464. A.
• [ F] He doth Homage to King John f. 465. A. B.
• He besieged Queen Alienor, is defeated and taken Prisoner f. 471. A. B. C.
• His Demands of his Ʋncle King John Ibid. E.
• He was sent Prisoner to Roven, and never more heard of Ibid. F.
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• Artificers of all Sorts in the Roman Army f. 5. F.
• Arx Brittannica what it was f. 12. F.
• Assise what f. 164 B.
• Of Arms appointed by Henry the 2d. f. 337. A &c.
• Atac••ts who they were f. 35. B. F.
• Edgar Atheling kindly treated by William the Conqueror f. 191. B.
• He is Assisted by the Danish Fleet and Northumbrians, f. 195. B.
• Athelstane obteined many Victories over the Danes, Scots, Irish and Welch, f. 118. B. C.
• Foreign Princes purchase his favour with gifts Ibid. D. [ A]
• How he valued every mans Life f. 119 A. &c.
• Augustin sent from Rome to convert the Saxons f. 101. A.
• How he approached King Ethelbert, what Answer he received and what Habitation was assigned him Ibid. C. D. F.
• He was Ordained Arch-Bishop of England f. 102. l. 3.
• The Questions he sent to Pope Gregory, and Answers he recei∣ved [ B] from him Ibid. B. C. D. E.
• He was impowred to ordain an Arch-Bishop and Twelve Suffra∣gan Bishops f. 103. l. 1.
• The British Bishops oppose him Ibid. A. B. C.D.
• His Death f. 104. A.
• Augustin an Irish man made Bishop of Waterford by H. 2. f. 365. B.
• Augustus attempted nothing upon Brittany f. 10. E.
• Ayds Capital how many f. 166. B. [ C]