The history of the world the second part in six books, being a continuation of famous history of Sir Walter Raleigh, Knight : beginning where he left viz at the end of the Macedonian kingdom, and deduced to these later-times : that is from the year of the world 3806, or 160 years before Christ till the end of the year 1640 after Christ / by Alexander Ross ; wherein the most remarkable passages of those times both ecclesiasticall and civill, in the greatest states, empires, and kingdomes, are represented ; together with a chronologie of those times and an alphabeticall-table by the author. | Early English Books Online | University of Michigan Library Digital Collections

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An Alphabeticall Table, containing the Persons, Places, and Principall Matters in the Second Part of the History of the World.

A

ABassa Bassai the Revol∣ted Turk. 483.
Abbatiscella its Hi∣story. 367.
Abbot of S. Gall de∣feated. 362. raiseth a Civil War. 365.
Abbots of S. Gall, who 369.
Abdise, Patriarch of the East. 432.
Aberdene, built. 142.
Aberdene Divines, their Queries to the Covenanting Ministers. 642, &c.
Abismarus Emperor. 114. 117.
Acephali, who 95.
Achaeans subdued by the Romans, 5. their insolencie. 4.
Achmet the Turk, and his Actions, 480. makes Peace with Caesar. ib.
Acho, King of Norway 243.
Adalgisus, Prince of Salernum, 135.
Adolphus, Emperor. 254.
Aenobarb sends the Turks two Barks, which are taken by Garcias. 395.
Aetius the Generall. 93, &c.
Afric lost. 117.
Agrippa, his Actions and death. 41.
Agrippina. 42, &c.
Aistalphus, King of Lombardie. 121.
Aix turns out their Iesuits. 445.
Aladolus, King of Armenia behead∣ed. 473.
Alani, who 40. 90. 246.
Alanson, the French Kings brother. 436.
Alaricus. 88, 90, 91. Sacks Rome. 92.
Duke of Albany, Regent of Scot∣land; and his Actions. 57•…•…, &c.
Alberts Posteritie, Marquisses of Austria. 141.
Albert of Austria, Emperor. 254, &c. his Lady. 255.
Albert Emperor, his Title to Bohe∣mia, and short life, 406.
Albert Arch Duke of Austria. 438.
Albinus defeated by Severus. 62.
Alboinus, King of Lombardy 104.
Alexander, the supposed son of An∣tiochus. 3
Alexander, Ptolomies son in Law, 16.
Alexander Zebina, King of Syria. 7. his sacriledge. ib. is slain. ib.
Alexander Janneus succeeds Ari∣stobulus in Judaea, 10. he murthers his brother: his cruelties and death. 10, &c.
Alexander Cleopatras son; and his Actions. 11.
Alexandra Reignes in Palestin. 17.
Alexander Aristobulus his son e∣scapes out of prison, 21. is defeated by Gabinius, 23. is beheaded, 29.
Alexander Severus, a good Empe∣ror, 65, &c. his end. 66.
Alexander, brother of Leo the Em∣peror. 140.
Alexander, King of Scotland, 233, &c. his death. •…•…44.
Alexander King of Scotland his Actions. •…•…74.
Pope Alexander's Actions against Barbarossa, and his gift to Venice, 178. his Synod. ibid.
Alexander, Lord of the Isles his Re∣bellion and submission. 537.
Alexander, King James the third's brother, escapes out of prison, 565. made Regent. 566.
Alexius, Greek Emperor, and his losses. 164.
Strangled. 184.
Alexius Angelus, Greek Emperor. 186. 188.
Alphonsus King of Asturia. 125.
Alphonsus King of Arragon. 235.
Alphonsus the 11 of Spain. 276.
Alphonsus leaves Naples to his ba∣stard son. 491.
Amadeus Earl of Savoy, and his Actions. 283.
Amadeus the 5 and 6. 284. &c. his Exploits. 285.
Amedius the 7^th 286.
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privat Life, 347. b•…•…comes a Monk. 348.
Amadeus made Pope, and the Cere∣monies of his Inauguration, 350. he resignes it, 352. hath divers Honors and Priviledges given him by the Sy∣nod of Lausanna. 352.
Amadeus 3^d Duke of Savoy his Charity. 354.
Amadeus the 8 of Savoy, and his Actions, 345, &c. made Duke. 346.
Amalasunta, the Gothish Queen. 101.
Ambassadors from France and Spain to the Electors, 420. and their Mes∣sage. ibid.
Ambassadors questioned, and Mer∣chants imprisoned at Constantinople 485
Ambrose Bishop. 86. 89
America subdued by the Spaniard. 431
Americus Vespusius his Discovery. 503
Amurath the Turk, Invades Hun∣gary, and is defeated by Huniades. 406, &c.
Amurath the second and his Acti∣ons. 463, &c.
Amurath the third and his Actions. 479
Amurath, Osmans brother Sultan. 482
Amurath his life and death. 263
Anastasius Emperor, his good and bad Qualities. 98, &c. his end. 100.
Arastasius second, Emperor. 117
Anastatius the Patriarch. 120
Ancre the French Favorit, and his end. 511
Andrew, King of Hungary. 224
Cardinall of Saint Andrews Vice∣roy, complies with the Queen Mother, 577. his Pride. 579. murthered. ib. his Castle taken and demolished: 580
Andronicus Greek Emperor, his Actions and miserable end 188
Androniucs the elder, Emperor. 247 &c. unhappie in his children. 249
Andronicus the younger. 249. vex eth his Grandfather. ib. his life and death. 250
Andronicus the blinde Emperor. 261
Angeli, their Dominion cease. 248
Anjou, Protector of France, 296. con∣tests with Burgundy, ib. tries all means to raise money. 297▪ his Coronati∣on and death. ib.
Queen Ann beheaded, and Queen Jane dieth, 458▪ Ann of Cleve, and Catherin Howard. 559
Antiochus Epiphanes his wicked∣ness and Tyranny p▪ 1▪ his death▪ 2
Antiochus Soter, his kindness to Hyrcanus. 6. he beats the Pa•…•…thians. ib. at last is slain by them. ibid.
Antiochus Lyzicenus. 11
... Antiochus Gryphus. ibid.
... Antiochus Eusebes. 11, &c.
Antiochia overthrown by an Earth quake. 101. shaken again. 108.
Antipater his Actions. 20. made Go∣vernor. 29
Antipopes. 258. 277. cause great troubles. 334. 352
Antonius hates Octavius, and is hated of the people; he flies into France. 29. is invited into Italy. 30. loseth two Legions, and is indangered▪ by the Par∣thians. 31. he crucifies and beheads An∣tigonus. 32. is defeated by Octavius, and kills himself. 33. Antonie's widow of Athens. 262
Antonius, why called Pius. 55. his Excellency and Government, and Phi∣losophy. 56. his excellent Government and Victories. 57
Antony of Portugall. 435
Don Antono of Portugall assisted by the French. 606. by the English. ibid.
Apicius hanged himself. 37
Appius Claudius his Victory and Triumph. 8
Aquila Ponticus. 55. Aquileia. 67
Arbogastus. 89
Arcadius Emperor. 90, &c.
Archelaus accused and banished. 35
Aristobulus wears a Diadem: his murthers and bloudie end. 10. Aristo∣bulus, Alexanders son. 17. strives with his brother, is defeated and carried to Rome. 20. escapes. 22. is poysoned. 29
Aristonicus seiseth on the Roman Towns. 9. is sent to Rome with the wealth of Attalus. ib. and there is stran∣gled. ibid.
Arius, and Arians. 80, &c.
Armes of England used by Queen Mary of Scotland. 597
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... Armignac taken prisoner. 301
Arminius in Holland occasioneth much Debate. 443. suppressed at U∣tricht. 447
Arnulphus Emperor. 139
Arnulphus Duke of Bavaria. 142 Arragonians obtain Sicily and Naples. 235
Kingdom of Arragon in debate. 303
Arragonian Fleet defeated by the Genuois. 489
Arras Rebelleth. 499
Arteman the Gantois Captain. 300
Artenel, Captain of the Gantois. 298, &c.
Articles between King Charls of France, and King Henry 5 of Eng∣land. 522
Articles between the English and Scots. 551
Articles between Edw. 4. and the Fr. K. at which Burgundy storms. 558
King Edward 4. kisseth an old wi∣dow for 20l. 558. is entertained in France. ibid.
Assembly of the 3 Estates of France at Blois, for setling of Peace. 607
Athanasius. 81. 83. 85.
Athens destroyed by the Turk. 262
Walter Earl of Athol his Punish∣ment. 539
Attalus. 92.
Attila, K. of the Hunns. 94, 95. 398
Atulphus. 92
Aubigney advanced by King James, and is accused falsly. 628
Avenion, the Popes Seat. 255 bought by the Pope. 260
Augustin. 93
Aurelian Emperor. 72. his end. 73
Aurelius Probus Emperor. ib. his end. 74
Auria, Admirall of Genua. 261. 271
Auriflamme the holy Standard. 299
Austrians quarrel with the Switzers. 357, &c.
Austrians make peace with the Ti∣gurins. 361. make Warr upon the Can∣tons. 362. make Peace again. ib. which is shortly after broken. ibid.

B

BAbylon, the Seat of the Sarazens. 112
Bacchides his Actions. 2
Bada its History. 372
Bajazet the Turk. 261. his Actions and death. 264. his sons. 265
Bajazet the Turk his Actions. 469, &c.
Bajazets Rebellion against Soly∣man. 477. strangled with his four sons. ibid.
Baldwin King of Jerusalem. 165
Baldwin de Burgo▪ 166
Baldwin Earl of Flanders, Empe∣ror of Byzantium. 186
Baldwin Earl of Flanders. 227, &c.
Baldwin the second. 228
Baliol King of Scots. 242. doeth homage to King Edward. 244. flyes out against him. ib. he submits, and is imprisoned. 245
Edward Baliol King of Scots. 309
Baliol resignes his Right to the Scotch Crown. 322
Baliol Invades Scotland. 324
Bannockbarn Battell. 320
Baras the Persian. 106. Bardas Cae∣sar. 134. Barnabos afflicts Genua. 272, &c.
Barnabos quarrels with the Savoyen 286
Basil the Emperor, and Basil the Eunuch. 149. Basils Actions 150. his crueltie upon the Bulgarians, ibid. his Victories and death. 150, &c.
Basil its History. 365▪
Basilius, of an horse-courser, made Emperor. 135. his Actions. 136. his death. ibid.
George Basta forceth Religion. 404
Basta and Batorius strive for Transilvania. 439
Stephen Bathors Valour. (399)
Steven Bator, King of Poland. 436 Bator the Transilvanian. 438. An∣drew Bator. 439
Battel of Agencourt. 519. of Ver∣noyle. 524
Gabriel Bator Halts between Cae∣sar and the Turk. 404
Thomas Becket his life and death. 188, &c.
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... Belgae, their Army against Caesar. 22.
Belisarius. 101, &c. his exploits. 102, &c.
Bencozba. 54
Berengarius King of Italy. 139. sa∣luted Emperor. 140.
Berengarius murthered. 143.
Berengarius the younger. 144
Berengarius taken, and set free by the Emperor. 145. taken again and im∣prisoned. ibid.
Berenice, Queen of Aegypt. 21
Bern sides with the Switzers. 361.
Bernevild and his Complices in Hol∣land. 449
Bienna makes a League with Bern, and other Cantons. 371
Blanca, mother of Saint Lewis. 229
Blanca Maria Dutchess of Savoy. 355, &c.
Bocchus King of Mauritania. 12
Bohemia troubled with their Kings, 255. Enriched and divided by Charls the fourth 269
Bohemia troubled with Wars by the Hussits. 334
Bohemians have Liberty of Reli∣gion. 442
Bohemia Rebels against Cesar, 447, &c.
Boiebracius King of Bohemia, a Hussit. 409, &c.
Borgias poysoned, and recovers, 504
Borussians fall off from the Marian knights, 414. Ioyn with Poland, ibid.
Bothwels ill offices between Murry and the Hamiltons. 617
Bothwell restored to the discontent of Murry. 618
Bothwell accused of murthering the King; and is made D. of Orkney. 620 Marryed, ibid
Bothwell proclaimed Traytor, 631 Surpriseth Leith ibid.
Botoniates Greek Emperor. 164
Bourdeaux fals off, and once to the English. 490
Boyds, their greatnesse and fall in Scotland. 563, &c.
Brigerus the Tyrant of Swethland. 266
Britan invaded by Cesar, 22. Base Britany in controversie. 290
Duke of Britany reconciled to the King, 302. Duke of Orleans killed by Burgundy. 304
Duke of Britany angry for the peace between Lewis and his Subjects. 493
Britany in France troubled by the Dukes favorite, 501. Sues for peace, 502
Bruce King of Scotland, 244. He consults with Cumin, who betrays him. 246. Escapes strangely into Scotland, and kils Cumin. ibid.
King Bruce his contestation with K. Edward. 305
Bruce his good successe. 306
Robert Bruce King of Scotland his successe. 320
Bruce and his Nobility differ. 322
Bruce king of Scots his advice, will and death. 323
Bruciaus and Baliolaus have divers encounters 324, &c.
Bruges rebelleth. 342
Bruges begs pardon of the Duke, 488
Brunchilde her punishment. 111
Brunswig like to be betrayed. 440
Brunswicks out-rages, 452. He is defeated by Tilly, ibid. Lost his arme. 453
Brunswick beat again by Tilly, ibid. With other passages that year. ib. &c.
Brutus his death. 30
Duke of Buckingham animated by D^r. Morton, against King Richard. 554 his bad success; is betrayed and behea∣ded. ib.
Bucquoi, Brunswick, Spinola, Tilly, and other Commanders oppress Germa∣ny. 451
Bulgarius. 114. 116. 118. 120. 127. Converted twice. 132. Their Battell with Leo. 143. Pillage Hadrianople. 141
Burdilex, Governor of Piemont his Petition to the French King, and his Counsell about the delivery of the Sa∣voyen Towns. 397. Answer thereto. 397. &c.
Burgundie of old a Kingdom, now a Dutchie, and Countie. 156.
Burgundians Converted to Christ. 92. Burgundy annexed to France. 276
Burgundians 3 times defeated by the Switzers. 363
Duke of Burgundy absolved by the French King, and then takes Paris. 486

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Is murthered by the Dolphin. 487. his son makes a League with England. ib. Burgundy and Orleans reconciled. 489
Burning Glasses. 99
Byzantium the Walls overthrown. 61. Rebuilt, and new named. 81. Fired. 96. Its Library burnt. 97. a great Slaughter there. 101. Besieged by Fleets. 112. 118. Taken by the Latins. 186. Lost by Baldwin the 2^d. 228. taken by Palaeologus. 246. Besieged and taken by Mahumet 2^d. 466. its miserable Con∣dition. ibid.

C

CAbades the Persian King. 100
Jack Cade's Rebellion. 530
Caesars League with Pompey. 21. he promotes the Agrarian Laws. 21. his Success against Auletes, the Helveti∣ans, and Ariovistus. 21, &c. the Belgae, Gauls, and Britans. 22, &c. he envies Pompey. 24. subdues the Auverni, He∣dui, and others. ib. refuseth to part with his Army, or lay down his Commission. 25. he passeth Rubicon. ibid. enters Rome, and seiseth on the Treasurie. 26. attempts to Surprise Pompey, and takes in divers Towns. ibid. his sayings of Pompey. ibid. his Pharasian Army and Fight. ib. &c. his courage in the Storm. ibid. his skil in Swimming. 27. he over∣comes Ptolomie's Army. ibid. and the African under Juba, Scipio, and Ca∣to, ibid. his 4 Triumphs, Feast, Magni∣ficence and Clemency. 28. his fifth Tri∣umph, Titles, Pride, Death, and Com∣mendations. ibid. 416, &c
Caesar Borgias cruelty.
Caganus King of the Avares. 105, &c. Enters Lombardy. 109
Calender Reformed. 437
Caligula, his good and bad qualities, his Tyranies and death. 40, &c.
Callis Besieged by Burgundy. 527
Callis left by the English. 596. Demanded by Queen Elizabeth. 597. 599
Calojohannes Emperor, his Reigne 172
Calypha. 119
Campobassus perfidious. 410
Campson Gaurius, King of Aegypt 473. troad to death. 474
Caire besieged and taken. 530
Cantacuzenus his life. •…•…61
Canton Towns described. 373. Can∣tons beyond the Alpes. 374
Car, Earl of Sommerset his Story. 636, &c.
Caracalla, his wicked Reigne and end. 63
Carola, Queen of Cyprus. 354
...Carolus Martellus. 117, &c.
Carolomannus. 137
Carrarius his wickedness and end. 332
Carthaginian War the 3^d. how occa∣sioned. 3. Debated in the Senat, whe∣ther Carthage should be overthrown. 4. The Carthaginian ships burnt by the Romans, and their City taken and bur∣ned. 4. Their wrongs to Masanissa. ibid.
Carthage taken by Gensericus, then by Belisarius. 1•…•…2
Carus and Carinus his son emperors. 74
Cassius his death, 30. His Rebellion. 57
Catalani, who? 247
Cathibaius Sultan of Egypt. 469
Catalins conspiracy. 20
Cato laid in Chains, 22. Hee kils himself. 27
Cazanus the Tartar bèats the Sultan of Aegypt, 248. His error. 249
Prince Charls sent into Spain with Buckingham, 639. Returns, ibid. The match broken. 640
Charls K. of great Britain, his acti∣ons and end. 641, &c.
K. Charls grants the Scots Presby∣terians their demands. 644, &c.
Charls the Bellicous. 343
Charls of Burgundy his losses. 355
Charolois of Burgundy quarrels with Lewis the eleventh, 492. &c. His hatred to him. 495
Charls of Burgundies ambition, 496 Full of troubles, ibid. His greatnesse. 498
Charls of Burgundy beateth, and is beaten by the Switzers. 498. Beaten again, and is killed, ibid. His daughter Mary sends to K. Lewis. 499
Charls the Great, 122, 125, &c. His death and commendations, 128. And famous works. ibid, &c.
Charls of Anjou. 234
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... Charls the balde. 136, &c.
... Charls de Blois. 290, &c.
Charls of Dyrrachium, 260. Mur∣thered. ib.
Charls the fair of France. 288
Charls the Great's issue fails. 141
Charls the Gross. 137, &c.
Charls of Moravia Crowned Em∣peror at Bonna. 259
Charls King of Navarr. 292
Charls the simple. 143
Charls the fourth Emperor, 267. his Actions and death. 268, &c.
Charls the fifth of France. 293, &c.
Charls the fifth ends the Venetian Warr. 419. The manner of his Electi∣on. 420, &c. Reasons for the same. 421, &c. Is Elected. 423. And Crowned, 424
Charls the sixth of France. 296. 486
Charls the eighth of France, and his Actions. 415
Charls the fifth Emperor his Pede∣gree. 344
Charls the fifth his Actions. 425, &c. his end. 431
Charls 7 of France, his Message to Duke Lewis of Savoy. 353. He makes War against Savoy. 355
Charls 7 his Actions. 487, &c.
Charls 7 his death. 491
Charls 8 of France, his Reigne and Actions. 500, &c. His death. 503
Charls 9 of France. 507
Charls King of Naples murthered. 397
Charls 3^d of Savoy loseth most of his Countrey. 393. is accused by King Francis. 394
Duke Charls of Savoy excused. 394 Dieth. 396
Charls the fifth Duke of Savoy. 356
Charls Canutus King of Sweden. 336
Charls, Sigismunds Uncle, a Pro∣testant made King of Sweden. 378. His Actions. 379
Charls taken by a Stratagem. 488
Childebertus. 104
Childericus. 97. 114
Chilpericus King of France. 121
Christ is born. 34. Disputes being 12 years old. 36. his Actions, Pre•…•…ching and Miracles. 38, &c. His Death, Resurrecti∣on, Ascension, and sending of the Holy Ghost. 39
Christians persecuted. 45. 50. 53. Ob∣tain Victory by Prayer. 57. Live quietly under Commodus. 59. Falsly accused. 63. Quiet under Caracalla. 64. Under Alexander Severus. 65, &c. Persecuted under Maximinus. 68. Under Decius. 69. Under Valerian. ib. quiet under Gallienus. 70. Persecuted under Clau∣dius. 72. Under Aurelian. 73. Under Di∣oclesian▪ 75. & Maximianus. 76. & Ga∣lerius Maximinus. ibid. Licinius. 79
Christians, their good success against the Sarazens. 165. Win and lose Da∣miata. 224. Defeated at Ptolemais 225. They lose it. 236. Their success a∣gainst the Mores and Tunis. 237. Per∣fidious to the Turks. 248. Slain by the Aegyptians. ib. Murthered by the Turks in Hungary. 400. Defeated by Amurath. 408. Their loss in Africa under Sebastian. 435. They lose Byzan∣tium, and are invited thither again. 466, &c.
Christianus the third, King of Denmark. 340
Christian fourth of Denmark. 440
Christianus King of Sweden. 338, &c.
Christiern a cruel Tyrant. 337. Chri∣stiern the 2^d. 339
... Chrysostom. 90, &c.
Cicero, see Tully.
Cimbrians, their Victories over the Romans. 12. Their Actions about the Alpes in Spain, and in France. 13. Their Women. ib.
Cinna his Actions. 15
Clauda, Montfort's Wife. 290, &c
Claudius Caesar, his Reigne, good and bad qualities. 41. His Publick Works. 42. He banisheth the Iews, and is poysoned. 43. Flavius Claudius Em∣peror. 71. Claudius Tacitus Emperor. 73
Clans, Turbulent Families in Scot∣land. 537, &c.
Cleander, Commodus his Favorit. 58
Cleopatra, Physcons Queen, and her Actions. 11. Cleopatra made Queen by Caesar. 27. Defeated by Octa∣vius. 33. Poysoneth her self. 33
Clergy Revenues aimed at. 518
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... Clodius the Tribun. 21. killed by Milo. 24
Clodoveus baptized by Remigius. 98. his actions. 99
Clodovejus his sacriledge. 113
Christopher Columbus his Disco∣very. 502
Columni and Ursini. 256
Columnii, their raging against the Clergy in Rome. 425
Isaacus Comnenus, Greek Empe∣ror, is affrighted. 163
Comodus Emperor, his bad quali∣ties. 58. Escapes divers dangers. ib. his vanities. 59. his end. ib.
Computation from the years of Christ, when begun. 138
Conolave ordained. 246. revoked and renewed. ib.
Conference at Hampton-Court. 634. ib.
Conradin Sultan of Damascus. 224.
Conradinus, son of Conradus. 234
Conradus, Emperor. 142
Conradus Salicus Emperor, his Actions. 155, &c.
Conradus his expedition into Syria. 183
Conradus, Fredericks son. 226. 234.
Constable of France, his pride. 496, would have the King swear. 497
Constable of France imprisoned by the Duke of Britany. ib.
Constable of France his death plotted by the King and Duke. 497. delivered and beheaded. 498
Constantin. 77. he defeats Maxenti∣us. 78. and Licinius. 79. is confirmed by the sight of the Cross, and his victories thereby. ibid. his excellent Government and Piety. 80. no friend to Rome. 81. his wavering. ib. his goodness and death 82. his sons, Constantin, Constans, and Constantius. ib.
Constantin fifth. Emperor. 120. his actions. ib. his death. 121
Constantin, Irenes son. 123
Constantin, Zoe's son. 141
Constantin, Basils brother, his reigne. 151
Constantin Monomachus Emperor. 158
Constantin the last. 466
Constantinople much distempered. 482. 484.
Constantinus Pogonatus. 113
Constantius his actions and end. 83
Constantius a great Commander, 92
Constans Emperor. 112. his actions and end. ib.
Corinth destroyed and burned by the Romans. 5. Corinthian brass. 5.
Cornish men defeated. 548
Cosroes. 100. 102, &c. his death. 105. a Christian. 106. Cosroes the second. 106. his cruelty. ib. will make no peace with Heraclius. 109. urgeth Nestoria∣nisme. 110
Cossacks and Croats cruelty. 453 Cossacks molest the Muscovit and Turk. 480. beat the Tartars. 482.
Covenanters, their Forces and de∣mands from the King. 644. their inso∣lenoies. 645
Councel of Nice. 80. of Tyre. 81. of Sardica. 83. of Millan. 84. of Arimi∣num, of Seleucia. ib. of Alexandria. 86 of Antioch. ib. of Constantinople. 88. of Ephesus. 94. of Chalcedon. 95. of Constantinople. 103. of Toledo. 108. of Constantinople. 114. of Trullus. 116. of Constantinople. 120. of Nice. 123. of Frankford. 124. of Aix. 130. of Constantinople. 136. of Ravenna. 141. of Lateran. 223. of Lions. 226. 275. of Constance. 334. of Basil. ibid. 350. of Papia. 335. of Florens. 336. 350. of Pisae. 419. of Trent. 429. 432 &c. of Lateran. 172. 192.
Conuela of Sutrinum, deposeth 3 Popes. 158
Craford fals off from Douglass. 544.
Crassus sent against Aristonicus, is defeated and killed. 9. Crassus robs the Temple, is defeated, and he is killed by the Parthians. 23
Cremona burnt. 48
Crescentius rebels, and is hanged at Rome. 152
Cromwel, the Clergies great ene∣mie. 559. beheaded. ib.
Crannus kils Niciphorus the Em∣peror. 427. and makes a Cup of his Skull 129. subdued. ib.
Cumin, Viceroy of Scotland. 325.
Cyprus subject to divers changes. 166. &c.
Cyprus▪ after divers changes becomes the Venetians Island. 414
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DAlmatia subdued by the Romans. 3
Damiata taken. 224. and retaken ib. 229
Danes, and their Wars. 128. converted to the Faith. 130
Danes Massacred; they subdue Eng∣land, and are defeated in Scotland. 153. poysoned. 156. troubled by their Kings. 230. 251
Danes and Hamburgers quarrel. 463
Daniel D. of. Russia cheats the Pope. 246
Danish Ambassador to Queen Elizabeth 609
Darby the Queens husband murthered 620
Darkness. 120. 124
David King of Scots conveyed into France. 324
King David returns from France and invades England. 326. is beaten. ib. taken prisoner, Ransomed & died. ib.
David Prince of Scotland famished. 535
Decius his Reigne and end. 69
Demetrius the Son of Seleucus, his acti∣ons. 2. why called Soter. 3. he is slain. ib. his son Demetrius overcome by Ionathas. 3. Demetrius Nicanor. 5. he is overthrown. ib. overcomes the Persians, and is taken. 6. he escapes and is retaken by Phraates. 6. regains Syria, and loseth it. 7. is overcome and slain. ib. Demetrius Euserus, K. of Damascus, his Actions. 11. &c.
Denholme stoutly resisteth the Enemy. 460
Denmark. 265
Denmark full of troubles. 171
Denmark's History. 338, &c.
Denmark's Army defeated by Tilly. 457. his Proceedings in Germany. 458, &c. flyeth. 460
K. of Denmark entertained by. K. James Desiderius last King of the Lombards. 122
Didius Julianus Emperor. 60. his end. 61
Dioclesian Emperor. 74. 78.
Diodatus called Tryphon, murthers Jonathas. 5
Dioscorus of Alexandria. 94. 97
Dithmars subdued by the Duke of Holst. 432
Dolphinat sold. 276. The Dolphus quar∣rels with the Savoyen. 282
Dolphinat annexed to France. 292. The Dolphins care in his fathers ab∣sence. 293
The Dolphin raiseth the Counsel of. Ba∣sil. 336
Dolphin flyes from France to Burgundy. 491. his Zeal against the Turk. ib.
Dolphin's and King Henrie's Messages. 518
Dolphin murthers Burgundy, and is complained against. 522
Domitian, his good and bad qualities. 50. his ridiculous actions and end. ib, &c. his murtherers murthered 52
Donald and Duncan, Kings of Scot∣land. 174
Donald of the Isles submits to the King 545. his insolencie and sacriledge 562, &c.
Dort maintains her Priviledges. 253
Dort Synod against the Arminians 449
Douglass his expedition into Ireland 328
Douglass and Percie fight a Duel. 329. the effects thereof. ib
Douglass his greatness and ambition. 540. betrayed and beheaded. 541
Douglass persecutes the Chancellor and Regent. 542. is persecuted and slain. 543
Douglasses insolencies against the K. 544. they are persecuted. ib. and pro∣scribed. 545
Douglasses, Hamiltons and Humes disturb Scotland. 571 &c.
Douglasses proscribed, and Tantallon Castle surrendred. 574
Douglass Earl of Morton, Regent. 627 is removed. ibid.
Drakes Navigation. 602
Constantin Ducas, Greek Emperor •…•…∣vercomes his enemie by prayers. 163
Dunbar occasions a new War between the two Kingdoms. 330
Duncan Earl of Mar, Protector of Scot∣land. 324

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Earl of Orkney beheaded, and his Ca∣stles taken. 637
Earthquakes. 94, &c. 101, 103, 114, 120, 254, 462, 508.
Edenburgh taken by the English, 578
Edenburgh Castle battered and surren∣dred. 646
Edward the Confessor Crowned: 159
Prince Edwards Actions. 212, &c.
Edward Prince of England, marries with Elenor the Spaniards sister. 240 His service in the Holy Land. 241 His Return, and Actions at home, being King. 242
Quarrels with his Clergie, and doeth homage in France. 242. His Expe∣dition into Scotland. ibid. Into Flanders. 243. His dealings with Bruce and Baliol. 244. He runs through Scotland, and brings away their Monuments. 245
Edward Earl of Savoy. 284
Edward of England denyed the Regen∣cy of France. 288. Challengeth the French to fight. 289. Makes a truce with France. 290
Prince Edwards Victory at Poictiers. 292
Edward the first's Actions. 304
Edward the 2^d of England, his Life & death. 305, &c. He and his Queen at variance. 307
Edward the 2^d resignes his Crown, and is murthered. 308
Edward the 3^d doth homage in France: His cruelty to Seaton. 309. Helps Baliol. ibid.
Edward the 3^d his actions, ib. &c. His Death and Issue. 314
Edward King of England sends a Monk to poison Randulph. 323
〈◊〉〈◊〉. Edwards preparation against Scot∣land. 326
Edward the fourth King of England, and his Actions. 546, &c.
Edward the fourth furnished with ship∣ping by the Duke of Burgundy: He is received into York. 549. Is re∣ceived into London. ibid. Defeats Warwick, and takes king Henry prisoner. ibid. The Queen also and Prince. 558. Enters France, and makes peace with the French K. ib.
King Edward the fourth deluded by the French and Scots. 551. Dieth. ib.
Edward the fifth ibid.
Edward the sixth his Reign, 586, &c. His charity and zeal. 590
Egypt falls off from the Empire. 117 Egyptians take Tripoli. 248. Pre∣vail. 249
Egyptians defeated by the Turks 474
Electors of Germanie meet about choo∣sing the Emperor. 420
Elinor Qu. of England, 242
Lady Elizabeth sent to the Tower, to Richmond, to Woodstock. 592 &c.
Lady Elizabeth set at liberty by King Philip. 595
Queen Elizabeth her Raign. 597, &c. Helps the Protestants, ibid. Declared an Heretique. 600. Many Trea∣sons against her. ibid. Sends aide into Scotland. ibid. Navigations in her time. 601, &c. Shee protects the Netherlanders. 603. And why. ibid.
Qu. Elizabeths preparations against the Spanish Invasion, 604. Shee thanks God for Victory. 606
Qu. Elizabeth intercedes for Q. Mary, but is denyed by the Scots. 623. Sends Sussex. 624
Qu. Elizabeth sollicited by the Scots to name them a Regent. ibid.
Queen Elizabeth's Treaty with Queen Mary. 629. Her sorrow for her death. 631
Qu. Elizabeth's death. 613
Bishop of Ely Protectour of England in the absence of King Richard: 189, &c.
Emanuel Philbert Duke of Savoy, recovers what his Father had lost. 396
Charls Emanuel. D. of Savoy takes the towns of Carmaniola and Salu∣sium. 398
Emanuel of Thessalonica with his se∣ven sons. 262
Empire torn by the Barbarians. 86, 93. Translated. 125
Made Tributaries. 127
Empire at Trapezuntium. 233
Emperors Colleagues. 257
Emperors of Byzantium. 261
Empire proffered to K. Edward of En∣gland. 267

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- The Emperour sides with England, against France. 289. and is taken off again. ibid.
Emperor complains to Wolsey against France. 553
Empson and Dudley beheaded fer op∣pression. 550
England by whom called so. 129. hath Wars with France. 230. Troubled under King John. 231. Wars again with France. 232. Troubled with the Barons Wars. 241. The English trouble Savoy. 285. Have Warres with France. 289. They beat the French by Sea. 290. And by Land at Crescy. 291. Their Warres in Britany and Normandy. 290. they take Callice. 291. Beat the French at Poictiers. 292. Spoil and plunder France. 293. Are beat by the French at Sea and at Land. 294. They com∣plain against the French, and the French against them. ib. & 295.
Englands troubles under Henry the fourth. 515. &c. English beat the French. 524
Englands troubles under Henry the sixth. 529, &c. Under Edward the fourth. 547, &c.
Englands troubles under Henry the 7. 546, &c.
English invade Scotland by Sea and Land. 324, &c.
English lose all their Holds in Scot∣land. 325, &c.
England and Scotland wast each other. 327, &c.
English plot discovered. 328
English successe in France under Edw. the 3^d. 310, &c.
English massacred in Paris. 488
English lose Guyen and Normandy. 490
English and French quarrell under Henry the 5^th 518, &c.
- The English good success in France. 519, &c.
- Their bad successe. 523, 526, &c.
English Regents of France. 524, &c.
- Their various successe in France. 527, &c.
English Lords sollicite king James for aid. 545.
English aide the Britans against the French. 546
English invade France under Henry the 8. 557
English beaten by the Scots. 679
- Beat the Scots. 580
- Beaten by the Scots. 581
English Fleet spoiled upon the Or∣chades. 583
The English lose all they had gotten in Scotland. 589
English Ambassadors their Conference with the French Councell about Cal∣lice. 599
English send a Fleet for Cadiz, which they take, 608, &c. For the Azores. 609
English Army against Q. Maries facti∣on in Scotland. 624
Epiphanius Bishop. 91
Ericus K. of Denmark. 251
Ericus King of Swedeland. 336, &c.
Essex sent into Ireland to suppresse the Rebels. 610
- Returns discontented. 611
Essex counselled by the Lord Keeper to submit to the Queen, and his Answer thereto. 612
Essex his Discontents and Rebellion. ibid.
- His apprehension and Death. 613
Eudoxia brings Peters chains. 93.
- Eudoxa mother to Childericus. 102
Eutiches the Heretique. 94. Eutiche∣ans divided. 97. Their mouths wit∣tily stopped. 100
Euxin Sea frosen. 121
Exceter besieged and relieved, 586, &c.

F

FAramund. 93
Fausta. 81
The Feast of All Saints Instituted: 132
Ferdinand drives the Mores out of Spain, 234
Ferdinand King of Hungary and Bo∣hemia. 400
Ferdinand hath Wars with Solyman. 401
Ferdinand the Catholick King. 413
Ferdinand buyes his place from Soly∣man. 431. Dyeth. 433
Ferdinand 2^d Emperor. 448. Rejected by the Bohemians. ib.
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... Ferdinand declares against Frederick King of Bohemia. 449
Fetherstone whipped and hanged. 595
Flavianus Bishop. 94. banished. 99
... Flavius Constantius Chlorus, 75, &c.
Flemins rebell against the French, 238 and beat them, ibid. And are beaten by them, 239. are beaten again, 288 their outrage. 291
Florentii Earles of Holland, 251, &c. Florentius the fifth claims the crown of Scotland. 253. Florentines make war against the Pisans. 259
Florianus Emperor. 73
France raiseth a mighty Army against England. 317
Francis the French King complaines against D. Charles of Savoy, 393 His reasons. ib.
Francis the French King blamed, 395 Complained against by the Emperour. ibid.
Francis King of France aimes at the Empire, but misseth it, 420, 423. Quarrels with Charls the fifth. 428 His Reign and Actions. 505, &c.
Franks and Almains overthrown. 103 French subdued in Spain, 108. French kings dissolutenesse. 113. France its twelve Peers 129. The French Peers reject the Grecian affinity. 228. Have Wars with Eng∣land, 230, &c. Take Scicily, and are destroyed in it, 234, &c. Massa∣cred at Bruges. 238. Defeated in the battell at Courtray. ib. They beat the Flemins, 239. They fall upon Flanders. 243. Driven out of By∣zantium. 247, French kings when Crowned. 277. French reconciled to Flanders, 287. They make warre upon England. 289. Beaten by the English. 290, &c. They beat the English. 294. Make a League with Gustavus the King of Sweden. 382 The French successe in Savoy. 394 The French Ambassadors shew rea∣sons, why the French king layeth claim to some parts of Savoy. 397 French quarrell with the Pope, and Venetians. 418. Driven out of Lombardy. ibid. In France Civill War between the Papists and Pro∣testants. 455. France much troubled by the D. of Burgundy. 486
French over-run base Britany. 501 and Naples, but lose it again; yet found a new Disease. 502, &c. beat by the Switzers. 505. Their divers actions. 506
France fights for Religion. 507
- Pestered with Civill War. 508, &c.
- Consult about choosing a new King. ib.
More Civill Wars. 513, &c. Beaten by the English at Agenconrt. 519
French and English have divers con∣flicts. 523. Beaten by the English. 524
French hinder the Union between Eng∣land and Scotland. 560, 562
French send a Fleet against the Isle of Wight. 561
French labour with the Scotish Regent to resigne his place to the Q. Mother. 582
French Kings Race. 150
Frasers cut off. 579
Frederick Barbarossa his Actions and end. 176, &c. his submission to the Pope. 178
Frederick Barbarossa's end. 181
Frederick of Bohemia quite defeated. 450. interceded for. 453
Frederick the first king of Denmark. 340
Frederick the second Emperor. 222, &c
- His contestation with the Pope, 223
- His expedition into Asia. ibid.
- Returnes, and is reconciled to the Pope. 224, &c.
- He contests again with the Pope. 255
- Is cursed by him. 226
- Builds Victoria; and is beat at Parma. 226, &c.
- Is poysoned. 227
- His parts, wives and children. ibid.
Frederick, Alberts son of Thuringia. 255
Frederick of Austria Emperor. 257
- Taken prisoner. ib.
Frederick the third Emperour, and his Actions. 409, &c.
Frederick the Palsgrave dyeth. 391
Frederick Palatin sent Ambassador into Spain. 424
French assist the Earle of Flanders a∣gainst the Flemins. 299. prepare a Fleet against England. 300

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- Plunder divers English Towns. 315
French King Phrantic. 302. like to be burned in a mask. 303
French make divers Leagues with the Switzers. 376
French K. in a low condition. 488. and France much distracted. ib.
French make peace with England, and pay a Pension to Henry the seventh. 547
French send aid to Scotland. 580. with the Scots besiege Haddington. 581
French Ambassadors desire crossed by the Scots Parliament. 615
Friburg plundred by their Lord. 364. they confederat with the Cantons. 364
Duke of Fridland Generalissimo. 388

G

JOhn Gabeas of Millan, his Actions and Death. 332
Gabinius accused, defended, and con∣demned. 23
Bethleem Gabor swears Fealty to Cae∣sar and the Turk. 404. his other Actions. ib. &c.
Bethleem Gabor defeats Batorius. 445. reconciled to Caesar. 451
Gainas. 90
Galba his Reigne and end. 47
Galeacius. 258. Galeacius a lover of Learning. 268
Galerius Maximinus Emperor. 74. 76.
Galileans sold and murthered. 46
Gallia divided. 96
Gallienus Emperor. 69, &c. his neglect and folly. 71. his end. ib.
Gallus Emperor. 69. Gallus Caesar. 82, &c.
Gambalot Satrapa of Alepo, solicits the Pope and Caesar. 443
Gascony fals out with Montfort. 240
Gaveston King Edwards Favorit. 305
Gauls overthrown by Q. Fab. Max. 10. by Caesar. 22, &c. they rebel. 24.
Gaunt full of troubles. 295. rebels and submits. 295, &c.
Gant rebels against their Earl. 298, &c makes a league with France. 300
Gantois rebel and are beaten. 290
Gantois careful of their Dutchess. 499
Gazelles Governor of Syria, over∣thrown. 475
Geberd Bishop of Colen, a Protestant 436
Gemes, Bajazets brother. 469
Geneva its History. 371
Geneva's Earls contest with the Savoy∣ens. 280, &c. 284.
Bishop of Geneva a covetous man. 355, &c. imprisoned by Galeacius. 356.
Geneva in danger. 440
Gensericus sacks Rome. 96
Genua and Venice contend for the ma∣stery of the Sea. 167
Genua implores the French help against the Pyrats. 301
Genuois defeat and are defeated. 261. Their long War with Venice. 271. They reform their City, make league with the Emperor, and beat the Ve∣netian Fleet. 271, &c. take Saint Nicholas Church, and the Town Clodia. 272. they beat the Robbers. 273. and the Venetians. 274. their error and loss. ib. make peace with Venice. 275. besieged by the Milla∣nois. 287
Genuois take two Kings prisoners, and are angry they were dismissed with∣out ransom. 489. they make Rene King of Naples. ibid.
Germany in a bad condition. 381. 388
Germanie's miseries presaged. 392
Germany troubled with Religions and rebellions. 426. 430.
Germany in a woefull condition. 449, &c. 458.
Germanicus his victories and death. 36, &c.
Germans defeated. 22, &c. Germany made a Province. 35. they submit to Probus. 73. stain by Constantius. 75 their Nobility killed. 141. their civil wars. 121, &c. their divisions about the Emperor. 235. Germany divided under two Emperors. 257
Geta murthered by his brother Cara∣calla. 63
Gilimer, King of the Vandals. 102
Glarona and other Towns joyn with the Switzers. 360
Archbishop of Glasco's strange death. 542
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murthers the Lord Grey with others. ib. is made Protector. 552. gets cun∣ningly the young Duke of York from the Queen his mother. ibid. puts the King and his brother in the Tower. ibid. his complying with Bucking∣ham. ibid. he accuseth the Queen of Witchcraft. ibid. beheadeth Hastings and others. 553. imploys Do•…•…tor Shaa to Preach, and set forth his Title to the Crown. ibid. cunningly got him∣self to be Crowned. ibid. causeth the young King and his brother to be murthered. ib. hinders the Earl of Richmonds marriage. 550. raiseth an Army 556. is slain, and his car∣cass dishonorably buried. ib.
Godaliscus the Monk. 134
Godfride of Bullion. 164, &c.
Gordianus Emperor. 67. his end. ibid.
Gordian the third his reigne and end 68
Gordon and Forbese's fight in the North. 626
Goths. 87. 89. murthered. 90, &c. In∣vade Italy. ib. and Rome. 92. are driven thence. 102. grow stately. 106. driven into Biscay. 117
Gowrie seiseth on the King, and is be∣headed. 628. &c.
Grame, Archbishop of Saint Andrews persecuted. 564
Gratianus Emperor. 86. 88.
Greece made a Province. 5. its misera∣ble condition. 228. Greeks reconciled to the Latins, 233, &c. 247. Greek Church divided. 248. Greece torne in pieces. 262. Greek Emperor ends. ib. Greek tongue brought back to Ita∣ly. 277
Greeks their treacheries. 183
Gregory the great, King of Scotland. 142
Pope Gregory seaventh 160 deposeth the Emperor. ib. is imprisoned. ib.
Grisons their History. 370
Grisons in great trouble. 451
Gryphus made King by his mother. 7. whom he poysoneth, quarrels with his brother about the Kingdom of Syria, is slain. ib.
Guelfs and Gibellins. 225. 254. 256. 287
Guido, Marquiss of Tuscia. 143
Guises murthered by the French King. 608
Gunpowder treason. 634
Gustavus Adulphus King of Sweden, and his Actions. 379, &c. enters Po∣merania. 380. declares the wrongs he sustained by the Emperor ib. he sends abroad his edict•…•… 381. his Victories. 380. 381, &c. he defeats Tilly. 386. takes in many Towns. 387. indanger∣ed at Ingolstad. 389. he hastneth to relieve Saxony. 391. is wounded and dieth. ib. his corps sent home. 392. Gustavus makes peace with Poland 462. he finds Germany in great dis∣tempers. 463
Guy, Earl of Flanders. 238. assisted by King Edward. 242. taken prisoner. 278

H

HAbesburg released. 361
Hadrian his Government and Victories. 54. his good and bad qua∣lities. ib. &c. his sickness death and Tomb. ib. he vexed the Jews. ib. Ha∣drianopolis, the Turks chief Seat. 263
Hagarius Sultan led in triumph. 136
Hali Bassa the Eunuch slain. 472
Hamiltons original. 322
James Hamilton, Earl of Arran, Vice∣roy of Scotland. 576, &c.
Hamiltons and other Lords storm at Q. Maries Match. 619. are driven from Edenburgh ib. are banished, and return. ib.
Hamilton is denied the Regency. 622. sent to Edenburgh Castle. 623
Hans-Towns in Germany. 269
Hans-Towns perswaded to side with Caesar. 459
Hatto Bishop of Mints. 142
Hatto Bishop of Mints, eat up by rats. 146
Hay defeats the Danes in Scotl. 147
Helena. 81. 85
Henry Beauclerk King of England his Reigne. 173, &c.
Henry second, King of England. 188. his troubles and Penance. 188, &c.
Henry Duke of Lancaster made King. 219.
Henry King of England, Regent of France▪ 487
Henry third. 507, &c. Henry fourth. 508. &c.

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- Henry fourth of England, and his Reigne. 515. Articled against. 516, &c. escapes and overcomes divers Treasons. 515. &c. dieth. 517
Henry fifth, King of England, his Reigne and Actions. 518
Henry sixth, Crowned at Paris. 487
Henry sixth of England, and his reigne 524, &c. Crowned in France. 526.
Henry sixth his Marriage. 529. his los∣ses, ib. &c. is taken prisoner. 531. 533 546
King Henry restored to his Crown by Warwick. 548
Henry sixth murthered. 558
Henry seventh King of England, and his Actions. 545, &c. his death. 550
Henry eight, his Actions. ib. &c. growes weary of his Queen. 554
Henry eight, his eagerness to be divor∣ced. 555, &c. quarrels with the Church. 556
Henry the eight desires to meet James the fifth, which is denied. 575
Henry the eight desires to match his son with the Scots Queen, which is deni∣ed. 576
King Henry the eight his Death, Will, Character, Wives and issue. 561, &c.
Henry made Prince of Wales. 636
Henry the Fowler, Emperor. 142, &c.
Henry, Otho's brother. 144.
Henry, son to Frederick the second. 223
Henry, Lantgrave of Thuringia. 226
Henry, Baldwin's brother 228
Henry, King John's son of England, 232. his Wars with France. ib.
Henry the third, his exploits. 240. he quarrels with his Peers. ib.
Henry of Lucelburg, Emperor. 255. poysoned, 256
Henry second, Emperor, and his actions. 154. lamed by a leap; his death. ib.
Henry third, Emperor, his actions. 158, &c. his death. 159
Henry fourth, Emperor, and his acti∣ons. ib. &c. his Penance to the Pope. 160. his end. 161
Henry fifth, Emperor, his actions. 169, &c. is vexed by the Popes. 170
Henry sixth, called Asper, Emperor, his actions and end. 192
Henry of Juliers offended, and reconci∣led with Brunswick. 446
Henry second, King of France and his actions. 506, &c.
Henry third of France, entertained at Turin. 398
Henry the fourth of France, becomes Catholick. 509, is stabbed. 511
Henry of Navarr excommunicated. 607 Proclaimed King, and assisted by Q. Elizabeth. 608
Heraclius, Emper. 109. he subdues his enemies, and recovers the Cross. 110. dieth. 111. his race endeth. 116
Heresies. 51, &c. 55, &c. 58. 62, &c. 66. 68, &c. 71. 80. 84. 88. 92. 94 &c. 97. 103. 246. 433.
Herman the Palatin forced to carrie a dog on his shoulders. 176
Hermaphrodites ominous to Rome. 8
Herod, his actions. 29. he is made King. 31. flatters Hircanus, and drowns A∣ristobulus 32. bribes Antony. 33. he doats upon Cleopatra, his insolencies, he is defeated at Actium. ib. he puts Hircanus to death, and makes his peace with Octavius. ib. he defeats the Arabians. ib. he murthers Mari∣amne, Alexandra, and the Sanhe∣drin. 34. his buildings, murthers, and wives, his death. ib.
Hexamilium the wall in Peloponesus 464. 467
Hierom. 93
Hircanus succeeds his Father Symon, in Judea. 6. his actions. ib. he over∣throws the Temple of Samaria. 7. and the City also. 10. he dieth. ib. Hirca∣nus, Alexander's son. 17. quarrels with his brother 20. is established in the Pontificat. 29. lost his cars. 31. de∣livered by Herod. 32, and put to death 33
Hollands History. 251. ingreat trou∣bles. 278
Hollands History, and their Earls. 341, &c. troubled with civil war. 342
Hollanders infest the Spaniards. 442
Holland troubled about their Excise, 446
Hollanders good success at sea and land. 461, &c.
Homar. 113. Homar and Hali. 263.
Honorius Emperor. 90
Hormisdas the Persian King. 106
Horne, the Swedish General. 392
Hospitalers succeed the Templers. 239 and take Rhodes. ib.
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... Hugo, Earl of Arles. 143
Humbert, first, second, third, Earls of Savoy. 279, &c.
Hungarian History. 398, &c.
Hungarians. 140. beat the Germans. 141. defeated. 143. troubled by their Kings. 250. Hungary in great trou∣bles. 333. their Victories in Germa∣ny and Italy. 398, &c. defeated by the Germans. 399, &c. Hungary af∣flicted by the Turks. 398. 479. and by intestin Factions. 399
Hungarys miserable condition. 401, &c
Hungarians defeated by Solyman, and Buda taken. 476
Hunns. 87. stain. 100. obtain Panonia. 104. 398
Huniades, John, and Matthew. 398, &c. 407, &c.
Huntly's hatred to Murry. 617. is de∣luded by Queen Mary. ib. defeated by Murry. 618.
Huntly taken, and his son John behea∣ded. ibid.
Huntly and Argile favour the Queens side. 623
Huntly's zeal for Queen Mary. 625. 627. assisted by the Spaniard. ib.
Huntly defeats Argile in the battell of Avinian. 631, &c.
John Husse broacheth his doctrin. 331
John Husse and Hierom of Prague burnt. 335

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JAcoba, Countess of Holland. 341, &c.
Jagello, Prince of Lituania. 277
Iames the Apostle. 46
Iames, Prince of Scotland, a prisoner in England. 535, &c. carried into France. 536
Iames, King of Scotland, and his Reigne. 537, &c. his daughter con∣veyed into France. 538
Iames the first, his murther. 539. Iames the second, his Reigne. 539, &c.
Iames the second, much troubled by Factions. 540. his death. 545
Iames the third of Scotland, and his Reigne. 562, &c. his Governors. ib. married. 563. his supers•…•…ion and ty∣ranny. 565. his Courtiers hanged up.
Iames the third complained against for his misgovernment. ib. persecuted by his Subjects, and slain. 566, &c. his death grumhled at. 567
Iames the fourth, his Reigne. 567, &c. defends Warbeck. 568. his match. ib.
Iames the fourth, his prodigality and resolution for Syria. ibid. sollicited to quarrel with England. ib. his fleet. ib. his message to King Henry 569. he was disswaded from making war, in vain. 5•…•…9. he lost the battel and his life. 570
Iames the fifth, his Reigne. ib. &c.
Iames the fifth, his Navigations, mar∣riages, strange dreams, and death. 575, &c.
Iames, Queen Maries brother, hastneth into France. 614
Iames the sixth Crowned. 620
Iames the sixth strictly guarded. 627. Governeth with 12 Peers. ib. im∣prisoned. 628
King Iames displeased for his mothers death; but appeased by Queen Eli∣zabeth. 631
King Iames proclaimed King of Eng∣land, and his journey thither. 632, &c. makes peace with Spain, pardon∣eth and executes some Traitors, sends presents to Spain. 633. and receiveth from thence presents. 634. he detects the gunpowder plot. ib. he is modera∣tor at the Conference of Hampton Court. ib. &c. King of Great Britan. 635. entertained at London. ib. di∣vers Occurrences. ib. &c. Institutes Knights Baronets. 638. Ambassadors to him from Russia and Persia, and goeth into Scotland. 639. his death and happie Government. 640. some strange accidents, and works of cha∣rity in his time.. ib.
Jane the Duke of Suffolks Daughter proclaimed Queen of England. 590 Is beheaded. 591
Janisaries their Originall 263
Janisaries their Institution. 465
Janisaries, their insolencies at Con∣stantinople. 482, 484
Jerusalem befieged and stormed. 20, 32
Ierusalem its last Miseries, 47, &c. Rebuilt and new named. 54. Taken by Cosroes. 109. By the Saracens.

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111. By the Parthians. 229
Ierusalem lost by the Christians. 166
Iesuites banished out of Turky, 483, &c Iesuites banished out of France, and why. 510. Restored again. 511
Jews infested with three Sects. 10. what these were. ib. they assist Cleopatra against Lathurus. 11. their great Councel destroyed. 29. they complain against Herod. 30. will not admit his Government. 32. are murthered by Archilaus, against whom they com∣plain. 35. they rebel, and are suppres∣sed by Varus. 36. rebel under Theu∣das. 42, &c. they quarrel with the Sa∣maritans. 43. they rebel, and are mur∣thered. 46. their miseries under Ve∣spasian. 47. and Titus. 49. are mur∣thered every where. ib. their barba∣rous cruelties. 54. forbid to enter Je∣rusalem. ib. converted. 84. deluded. 95. Jews found out their pricks. 98. their cruelty. 108, &c. forced to em∣brace Christianity. 110. follow Ma∣homet ib. made slaves in Spain. 116 desperat. 118. banished out of Eng∣land. 242. poyson the waters, and are hanged by each other. 287. wear yel∣low caps. 431
Images abolished. 118. 120. restored. 123 condemned. 124. 129. restored. 134.
Imperialists lose Pomerania. 385. are defeated. 391, &c.
Indians, with Hunns and others, be∣come Christians. 103
Joan, wife of Andrew of Hungary. 259. her murther, incest, and insa∣tiable lust. 26•…•…. 413
Iohannes Maria, a bloudy Tyrant. 332
Iohn Baptist Preacheth, Baptizeth, is beheaded. 38. Iohn the Apostle ba∣nished. 50. restored. 52. dieth. 53. Iohn de Bregna, King of Ierusalem. 223. Iohn, King of England. •…•…30. his contestation with, and submission to the Pope. 231. his death, wives, and children. 232. Iohn Cantacuzenus. 249. Iohn, Duke of Brabant. 251. Iohn, King of Bohemia. 258. Iohn, Emperor of Byzantium. 261. Iohn, Earl Nivern, defeated by the Turks, ordains the order of a Golden Fleece. 264. Iohn. Wickliff. 276. Iohn Ga∣leacius. 277. Iohn, the Hanonian, Earl of Holland. ibid. Iohn de Montfort. 290. Iohn, King of France. 291. Iohn Hunades. 398. Iohn Bassilides, Duke of Muscovia. 422. knocks his son on the head. 437. Iohn of Anjou, beats Ferdinand. 491. Iohn Scot, the great Fas•…•…r. 574. Iohn a Stampis. •…•…73
Iohn, otherwise called Robert, King of Scotland. 329
Iohn, Duke of Burgundy, with. Ama∣deus, vex Orleans and Burbon. 346
Iohn, Governor of Croatia, his cruel∣ty. 397
Iohn of Leyden, his madness. 427
Iohn, Prince of Swethland. 378
Iolanda of Savoy imprisoned with her son. 355. dismissed by the French K. ib.
Ionathas, Governor of Iudaea, his acti∣ons. 2, 3. 5. his death. ib.
Iovinian his life and actions. 85. his end. 86
Irene, Emperess. 123
Ireland rebels. 598. 602. assisted by the Pope and Spaniard. ib.
Irish rebels with the Spaniards, defeated by the Lord Montjoy. 611
Irish converted. 82
Isaacius Angellus; Greek Emperor. 185
Issabel, Dutchess of Anjou; prepares a Fleet for Naples.
Ismael, the Sophi of Persia. 470. his actions and victories. 471. wounded. 472
Italian troubles. 15. subdued by the Ro∣mans. ib. being Invaded by Goths, Vandals, Longobards, Hunns, and others is reduced again to the Empire of Iustinian. 103. miseries of Italy under the Guelphs and Gibellins. 225. Italian Cities change their Go∣vernors. 256. are punished by the Em∣peror. ib. fall off from the Pope. 269. Italy disturbed with civil wars. 333. Italies devotion. 345. troubled about Mantua. 462.
Italy in troubles. 503, &c.
Iudas Macchabaeus, his actions and death. 2
Iudgements remarkable. 97, &c. 100. 102, 104. 108. 117, &c. 123, &c. 131. 270. 563. 146. 154.
Iuditha, Ludovic's wife. 130, &c.
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... Jugurtha his oruelty, cunning, and end. 12
Julicrs full of troubles. 443
Julianus. 83. His Apostacy and wic∣kedness, 84, 85. his end. ib.
Julius Agricola's victories. 51
Julius Caesar. see Caesar.
Pope Julius raiseth great troubles. 504 Overcom by the French. 305
Nicholas Jurith a stout Hungarian: 401
Justinus Emperor. 100
Justinian Emperor. 101, 103.
- His Death. 104
Justinus the second, his Reign. ib. His end. 105
Justinian 2^d Emperor. 115. Imprisoned and escapes, ib. His cruelty and end. 116

K

KEnnedies blow the coals of sedition in Scotland. 563
Kenneth k. of Scotlands stratagem, 134
Kent divided about Qu. Maries match with Spain. 591
Kets Rebellion and end. 587, &c.
Kings of Asturia and Leon, of Navarr and Arragon. 119. of Galicia, ib. of Bulgaria, 120. Lombardie; 116 Saxons, ib. Ratchesius and Aistul∣phus k. of Lombardy, 121. Kings of Spain. 122. kings of Navar, 123 of Denmark, 128. of England and Scotl. 134. of Italy, 139. of Spain. 142. of Denmark, 230. of Hungary 250. of Poland. ib. of Denm. 251 of Scicily, 254. of Sweden, Den∣mark & Norway, 265. K. of Mo∣rocco defeated, 276. Four kings in the French army. 289. The French and Scots K. taken prisoners, 292, &c K. of Navarr troubles France. 293 of Denmark, Sweden and Norway. 336, &c. of Hungarie, 397, &c. of Arragon, Naples, Castile and Sci∣cily, 413. Kings of Arragon faile, 418. K. of Denmark endangered, 455. K. of Sweden invades Livo∣nia, Borussia, and Dantisk, 456. Of Ierusalem, 166. of France. 172
Kings, their conditions dangerous and uncertain. 646, &c.
Knox his preaching, and the effects thereof. 584
Keyrie Eleison when begun. 94

L

LAdislaus first of Hungary. 398
Ladislaus the second. 399
Ladislaus king of Hungary. 406, &c.
Ladislaus king of Poland. 407
Ladislaus, son of Huniades beheaded: 408
Duke of Lancaster inriched in Spain. 317
Lathurus called Philometor, why, 11 his actions. ib.
Peter Laudais the Du. of Britanie's fa∣vourite, hanged. 501
Laws called Agrariae: what? 8
League between Hungary, Bohemia, & Poland 419
holy-League in France. 509, &c.
Leicester and Hollander disagree. 603, &c.
The English and Scots besiege Leith: 614
Mathew Earl of Lenox made Regent, ib. Killed. 626
Leo Emperor. 96
Leontius Emperor. 115
Leo Isauricus. 118, &c.
Leo the fourth Emperor. 122, &c.
Leo the fifth Emperor. 129. Killed in his Chappell. ib.
Leo Bishop of Thessalonica. 134
Leo, Basil's son, delivered by a Parrot. 138
Leo the Philosopher Emperor. 140. Is cudgelled. ib.
Leolin Pr. of Wales beheaded. 242 And his brother David quartered: ibid.
Lepidus his insolency and ruin. 31
Lewis the 7^th of France. 187
Lewis the Ninth of France, his holy life and actions. 229. Is canonized, ibid. His Ship. ibid. His Iustice at home, and actions abroad. 237 Dieth before Tunis ibid.
Lewis of Anjou poisoned. 260. Had Wars with Alphonsus of Arragon. ib.
Lewis Hutin King of France. 287
Lewis of France entertains his sister of Savoy. 355
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... Lewis the eleventh of France, his reign 492, &c. he quarrels with Burgundy and Brittany. ib. and with his Peers. 493. imprisoned by Duke Charls. 494
Lewis soweth disord among the Princes 493. his double dealing with Burgun∣dy. 495.
Lewis desires Mary of Burgundy to put her self under the French. 499
Lewis the twelfth of France, his reigne and actions. 503
Lewis the 13^th of France. 512, &c.
Lewis of Anjou takes Rome. 333
Lewis, Duke of Orleans rejected from being Governor. 501
- Lewis Duke of Savoy, his actions. 353, &c. complaines of his son Phi∣lip. 354
Lewis, Marquiss of Salusses. 356
Lieinius Emperor. 77. his wickedness. 79. is defeated, his end. ibid.
Liege makes Warre against the Bishop. 345
Ligeois beaten by Duke Charls. 494. rebel again. ibid. cut in pieces. 495
The Ligeois defeated by the Duke of Burgandy. 486
Lipsick surrendred. 386
Lisbon assaulted by the English. 607
Livonia wasted by the Muscovit. 432. Implores help from the Dane and Polacks. 432
Loadstone found out. 275
Locusts infest Affrica with Famin and Plague. 9. and France. 137.
- Waste Thracia. 157
Longobards. 101. 104. change their Government. 107. their Kings. 1•…•…6.
Lorrain in strife between Otho and the French. 148, &c.
Duke of Lorrain leaves Naples, and fals on Arragon. 494
Lotharius Caesar. 130, &c.
Lotharius Emperor. 132, quarrels and fights with his brothers. ib. &c. di∣vides his Kingdoms and enters into a Monastery. 133
Lotharius, Duke of Sexony, Em∣peror 171. opposed by Conradus. ib. his life and end. ib.
Lowden is imprisoned and r•…•…sed. 64•…•…, &c.
Lucerna like to be surprized. 358
Lucius Verus, his Government and death. 56, &c.
Lucullus his actions. 18, &c.
Ludovic Emperor. 130. his rebellious sons. 131. he d•…•…eth. ib.
Ludovic the second, Emperor. 135
Ludovic the younger. 137
Ludovic the Stammerer. ib.
Ludovic the fourth, Emperor. 140
Ludovic Transmarin. 144. Ludovic of Bavaria, Emperor. 257. condem∣ned by the Pope. ib. complains of the Pope. 258. Ioynes with England a∣gainst France. ib. is deposed by the Pope. 259. Ludovic, King of Hun∣gary. 260
Ludovic the second, King of Hun∣gary. 400
Martin Luther begins to stirre. 426, &c.
Lysius his Army. 1. he Invades Judaea. 2. is murthered. ib.

M

MAcedonius. 83
Magdeburg besieged and taken. 381. its ruine presaged. 381. 384. its misery. ib.
Magdeburg again besieged. 461
Magnentius. 82
Mahomet his originall. 109. his death. 110.
Mahumetans 127. Mahumetanisme prevails. 249. Mahumet the first. 463
Mahumet the second, his cruelty. 465. actions and victories. 466, &c. his aim at an Universal Monarchy, and his end and character. 468
Mahomet the third, his victories and actions. 480. his cruelties, ib.
Maide of Norway. 244
Maide of Orleans. 487
Malcolme, King of Scotland, his life. 190
Malcolme, King of Scotland, mur∣thered, and the murtherers drowned. 154
Malta Assaulted by the Turk. 477
Mamalucks of Aegypt. 175, &c. their Kings or Sultans. 176
Mamalucks, who. 469. 473. destroyed by Selymus. 474
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... Manfrid the bastard stisles his Father. 227. his other wicked acts. 234
George Maniaces, a great Comman∣der. 157, &c.
Manlius Torquatus puts his son to death. 9
Mansfield violats his Faith. 451. refu∣seth to fight. 453. is defeated. 456. dieth. 457
Mantua possessed by Nivern, which causeth great troubles. 462
Manuel Comnenus, Greek Emperor, his life and end. 183, &c.
Earl of Mar, made Regent. 626. dieth. 627
Marcianus Emperor. 95. 96.
Marcus Antonius de Dominis, burned 455
Mardacus, his misgovernment of Scot∣land. 536. his end. 537
Margaret of Holland. 253
Margaret, Queen of Denmark. 266, &c. Margaret, the Emperor Lodo∣vics wife. 279
Marius overthrowes Jugurtha and Bocchus. 12. his triumph. ib. his vi∣ctory over the Teutons. 13. and Cim∣brians. ib. raiseth a civil war. 14. his victory over the Marsians. 15. his quarrel with Sylla. ib. his troubles and death. ib. &c.
Marquisats erected in Germany. 143
Marquiss of Brandeburg. 222. of Sa∣lusses. 285
Martina, her tongue cut out. 111
Martyrs. 55, &c. 58. 63. 66. 68, &c. 71. 73, &c. 87. 98.
Mary, last of the house of Burgundy. 343
Marie, King Henries daughter wooed by divers Princes. 557, &c.
Mary of Scotland conveyed into France. 581. there married. 582
Mary, King Henries daughter, is pro∣claimed Queen. 590, &c. her Reigne. 591, &c.
Queen Maries persecutions. 595. with child. ib. her death. 597
Q. Marie returneth into Scotland. 615 she with her Lords, sends an Ambas∣sador to Queen Elizabeth, to declare her successor, which she refuseth to do. 615, &c.
Queen Mary and the Ministers of Edinburgh differ. 616. she makes her brother James, Earl of Murry, which discontents Huntley. ib.
Queen Maries progress into the North. 617, &c.
She falls in love with young Lenox, and marrieth him. 618
Her discontent with her husband. 619. escapes by Setons means. ib. persecutes the murtherers of David. ib. is deli∣vered of Iames 6^th. ib.
Is abused by her Subjects disgracefully. 620. and forced to resigne her Crown. ib.
With Bothwel she escapes to Dunbar, they raise an Army. 621. she is brought disgracefully to Edinburgh, and he escapes to Orkney. ib. his end. ib. she escapes to Hamilton, raiseth an Army, and is defeated by Murry Regent. 622
Her plot with Norfolks detected. 623
She complains to Queen Elizabeth; and her answer. 628, &c. is removed to Paulet. 6•…•…9
Suspected and accused of Treason, is condemned, her last desires. 630. is in∣terceded for by King Iames, and the French King: her death. 630
Massanissa's age, strength, and death. 4
Matthias the Machabee. 1
Matthias Corvinus, his actions and death. 398, &c.
Matthias Emperor. 444
Matthias, the Emperor's Brother. 403
Maude the Emperess. 187
Prior of S. Maurice, his excellent speech to Duke Amadeus. 349
Maurice, Governor of Holland. 437, &c.
Mauritius Emperor. 106. his covetous∣ness. 107. his troubles and end. ib. all his children slain. ib.
Maximilian Emperor. 402
Maximilian and the French quar∣rel. 411.
Maximilian's actions. 415, &c. his end and Issue. 419
Maximilian the second, Emperor. 433 he dieth. 434
Maximilian defeated by Mahomet. 480
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... Maximinus his wicked Reign. 67
- Is murthered with his Son. ib.
Maximianus Caesar. 74, 76
Maxentius a wicked Tyrant. 78
Maximinus his cruelty. ib.
Maxentius overthrown and drowned. ib
Maximinus his end. 79
Maximus the Generall. 88
- A great Man. 95. Stoned to death. 96
Metellus banished and brought back. 14
- His Actions. 18
Michael Curopabates Emperor. 127
Michael Balbus Emperor. 131
Michael son of Theodora. 134 His Fooleries, Cruelties and death. 135
Michael Paleologus. 229. His actions and end. 247
Michael Emperor of Constantinople. 157
Michael Calaphates Emperor. 158
Michael Parapinacius Greek Emperor, suffers the Empire to be ruined. 164
Milcolumbus Canmor k. of Scotland, His life and end. 169
Millan taken by the Goths. 102. Spa∣red by Frederick, the overthrown. 177. Set at liberty by Henry the Emperor. 256. Entertains Ludo. vic. 258. Governed by 24 men. ib. sold to John Galeacius. 270. quar∣rels with Savoy. 285
Its greatnesse torn in pieces. 332. quar∣rels again with Savoy. 346
Struggles for liberty. 353
Laid claim to by divers. 411. Taken by the French. 412. By Caesar. ibid. 414. Taken by Francis Sforsa. 360 in great troubles. 499
Archbishop of Mintz his speeches. 420, &c.
Mithridates king of Pontus, his parts, actions and languages. 14. Subdued by Scylla. 16. and Fimbria. ib. By Lucullus. 18. By Pompey. 19. His end. 20
Monks drowned and killed. 99. a Monk invented Guns. 270. Monks called Iesuites, 277 Wicked Monks of Ambrunaya. 283. Franciscans and Dominicans quarrell. 419
Monks of Saint Maurice in Savoy. 348
Monsters. 43; &c. 46, 48, 51, 56, 108, 112, 38•…•…, 439, 511, 534, 567.
Monteths plot discovered. 321
Montmorancie taken and Beheaded: 515
Moravia and Silesia in question. 411 Its troubles. 457
Mores make peace with the Christians. 237. Driven out of Spain. 444
Mortimers. 307. Mortimer hanged. 308
Morton's men, and the Queens party fight. 626
Is beheaded notwithstanding Q. Eliza∣beths intercession. 628
Moscovites. 134. Miraculously con∣verted. 138. Waste Livonia. 433 Beaten by the Polander. 436
Mouns lost and taken again by the English. 525
Muhavias the Saracen. 113, &c.
Mulhouse unite with the Cantons: 371
Andrew Murrey Viceroy of Scotland. 324
Murry the Regent goeth to Qu. Eliza∣beth to cleer himself, 622. He returns and is opposed by Hamilton. ib. Is killed. 624
Mustapha, Solyman's son strangled. 477. His cruelty. ib.
Mustapha of a three months Emperor, became a prisoner. 481. Made Em∣peror again. ibid. And Deposed. 482

N

NAples in great troubles, 259, &c. In great troubles by Arragon and Anjou, 413, 416. Divided. 417 Taken by Arragon, and Anjou sent away. 489
Taken by the French and lost again. 502 Changeth Kings quickly. 503
Narses 103. deposed. 104. cals the Lon∣gobards into Italy. ib. defeats Baras 106
King of Navarr burned with aqua vitae 301
Neochomum, or Neufchastel annexed to Bern. 372
Nero, his good and bad conditions, his Tyrannies. 44, &c. his end. 46
Nerva, his good Government and con∣ditions. 52. and death. ib.
Nestorius the heretick. 94. Nestori∣anisme far spread. 111
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... Netherlands divided among divers Princes. 268
Newburg and Brandeburg differ in Religion. 445
Newport Battel. 439
Nicephorus Emperor. 126, &c. slain. 127
Nicephorus Phocas, Emperor of the East, his life and death. 147. &c.
Nicholaus the Scriv'ner seiseth on the Capitol. 260. is defeated and impri∣soned. ib.
Nigar, Emperor. 61
Normans, their Victories. 133. settle in Neustria. 137. rage in Germany ib. defeat, and are defeated. 139. take Calabria from the Greeks. 161.
Normandy recovered by the French. 222. invaded by the English. 230
Norvegians. 265
Norwitch pestred by the Rebels. 587
Novatus. 69
Numantia's Delinquency and ruin. 9
Numerianus. 74

O

OCtavius, Caesars adopted son, is made Emperor against Antony 29. his age and beginning of his Go∣vernment ib. is slighted by the Senat, and is made Consul. ib. &c. his battel at Phillippi with Brutus and Cassi∣us. 30. he lost many of his ships. 31. honored with Ovatio. ib. his victory at Actium. 33. obtains 3 triumphs. ib. his honors, happiness, and peace with all Nations. ib. &c. he reforms all disorders, and is grieved for the loss of Varus. 34. his death, and ex∣cellent parts described. 35
Odenatus, General. 70
Odoacer, King of Italy. 97
Offida, his strange punishment. 352
Oneals rebellion and tyranny in Ulster. 598
Opllius Macrinus his wicked Govern∣ment. 64. by Martialis he murthered Caracalla. ib. his end. ib.
Prince of Orange defeated. 347. Mur∣thered. 436
Orcanes the Turk. 250. 263
Order of the Anunciada. 285. of Ca∣laturava, and of Saint James. 182. of Carmalits. 183. 192. of Carthu∣sians. 279. the Garter. 276. 310. of the Golden fleece. 264. 342. of Heremits. 182. of the holy Ghost, 508 of the Humiliati. 177. of Saint John of Jerusalem, of the Templars, of the Tutonicks 166. of the Knights of Iesus Christ. 276. of Marinus. 414. of Saint Michael. 285. of Mount O∣livet. 277. of the Premonstratensis 172. of Predicants and Minorits. 192. of the Star. 276. of Stephanits. 433. of Jesuits. 277
Origen. 63. 69
Duke of Orleans and Richlieu quarrel. 514. Orleans defeated. ib.
Osman made Sultan. 481. his actions. ib. strangled by Mustapha. ib.
Ostend Battel. 439
Otho, his reigne and death. 47
Otho first bore the 3 Lillies. 139
Otho the first, German Emperor. 144
Otho the Emperor, his divers exploits. 145. he makes divers journeys to Rome, and takes it. 145, &c. in a Synod he deposeth Pope John the twelfth. 146. punisheth divers of the Citizens. ib. he wasts Calabria and Apulia, and marrieth Theophania to his son. ib erects divers Bishopricks, and dieth. ib.
Otho the second, Emperor of the West, and his actions. 148, &c.
Otho the third, Emperor, his reigne. 151. &c. his agreement with the Pope 152. his pilgrimage, justice on his wife: and death. 153
Ottacar, King of Bohemia. 235
Otterburn battel, and the Scots Stra∣tagem. 329
Otto, the sonne of Henricus Leo. 221. Emperor, and his contestation with the Pope. 222. resignes his Em∣pire. ib.
Ottoman Family appeareth. 247. Ot∣toman the first 248. his actions and death. 249. 263
Overberry imprisoned & poysoned. 637

P

PAlatinat. all lost. 453
Pappenhem slain. 391
Paris troubled with mutinies. 297. Fi∣ned. 300. rebels against the Dolphin. 312
Parliaments at Edinburgh, two at once 626
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... Parma defeats Fredericks Army. 227
Parthians defeated. 31. their civil war. 42. subject Trajan. 53. defeated un∣der Antoninus. 56. seise upon Meso∣potamia. 62. wronged by Caracalla. 63. subdued by the Persian King, Artaxerxes. 66. by Gordian. 68. beat the Turks. 479
Paul Preacheth the Gospel. 41, &c. 45. his Iourneys and Miracles. ib. his death. ib.
Paul the Heremit. 69
Paulician Hereticks. 132
Peace between Amurath and Ladislaus, made, and broke. 407
Peace between Frederick the Emperor, and Charls of Burgundy. 410
- Between Caesar and the Turk. 442.
- Between Spain and Holland, ib.
- Between Spain and Holland expi∣red. 452.
- Between the Danes and Swedes. 445
- Between Caesar and the Dane. 460.
- Swedland and Poland. 462
- Between the Turk and Persian. 481. the Turk and Polander. ib.
- Between Caesar and the Turk and Gabor. 483
- Between England and France. 293
- Between France, England, and Burgundy. 497
- Concluded in France. 510. and with Spain. ib. with England. 514
- Dishonorably concluded with Scot∣land. 308
- Between France and England. 552. 558. Between England and Scot∣land. 562
- With the French broken, and why. 557
- Concluded between the English, Scots, and French. 614
Pelagius, the Popes Legat. 224
Perennius, Commodus his Favorit. 58
Perkin Warbeck his Story. 547, &c. 567, &c.
Persians subdued. 70. beat by Maximi∣nus. 75. submit to Constantin. 81. Article with the Romans. 85. defeated by Ardaburius. 92. conver∣ted. 100. defeated by Martianus. 105 and by Mauritius. 106. they subdue Phenicia, &c. 108. defeated by Mau∣ritius. 109. subdued by the Saracens 111. Baptized. 114. their Story un∣der, Usumcassanes, Harduelles, Ish∣mael, &c. 471. defeated by Solymus the Turk. 472. Prevail in Asia. 480. their bloodie battel with the Turks. 481. they take Babylon and other places from the Turk. 482
Perth begins the Protestant reforma∣tion. 584
Pertinax saluted Emperor. 60. his ex∣cellent Government and end. ib. his. murtherers banished. 61
Pestilence at Babylon and Rome. 56. 58. 70. at Picenum and Constan∣tinople. 102. at Rome. 108. 118. at Byzantium and else where. 120. in the Camp at Tunis. 237. 260. at Rome. 438. at Constantinople. 481 at Rome 508
Peter the Apostle. 43. his Miracles and death. 45
Petrus de Vineis. 227
Petrus Antisiodorensis. 228
Peter of Arragon obtains Sicily. 235
Peter de la Broch. 237
Peter of Arragon killed. 238
Peter of Savoy, his actions. 281. Pe∣ter of Castile. 293, &c.
Peter, King of Hungary killed. 158
Pharnases defeated and murthered. 27
Phaselus beats out his own brains. 30
Philbert, Duke of Savoy. 355 poyson∣soned. 356
Philbert the second. ib.
Philip, King of Syria. 11, &c.
Philip the Apostle. 43
Philip the Emperor his Reigne. 68
Philippicus Bardanes. Emperor. 117.
Philip the German Emperor. 221. slain. 222. his contestation with the Pope 221
Philip, the Bold King of France. 237, &c.
Philip the Fair. 238. contests with the Pope. 234. like to be killed. ib. defea∣ted of the Empire. 255. Philip, E. of Savoy. 282. Philip le Long. 287. Philip Valois declared K. of France. 288. his actions. 298, &c.
Philip of Burgundy. 342. Philip, Prince of Belgium invited into Spain. 417. King Philip beats the Pope out of Latium. 431
Philip Augustus, King of France. 187
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... Philip Valois, King of France. 308.
Philip of Savoy imprisoned. 354
Philip Duke of Savoy. 356
Philip of Austria entertained in Eng∣land. 550
Philip of Spain, his marriage with Q. Mary, and Articles thereupon. 594
King Philip deserts Queen Mary, pos∣sesses his fathers Dominions, wars a∣gainst France. 596
King Philip solicited by Queen Eliza∣beth, in behalf of the Netherlanders. 602, &c.
Phocas Emperor. 107. his wicked life and end. 108
Phraates his actions and death. 6, 7.
Pyemont joyn'd to Savoy. 280
Pipinus. 117. made King. 121. his gift to the Pope. ib. Pipin, King of A∣quitania. 130
Physcon, King of Egppt, his actions. 5
Plantaginet. 230
Plantaginet the true and false. 545, &c.
Plato's Coffin. 125.
Plautianus, his ambition and end. 62
Pliny excuseth the Christians. 53
Poliman Knights, their habit. 159
Poland in great troubles. 230. distra∣cted by their Kings. 250. their Crown translated. 277
Polanders massacred in Russia. 441. disagree at home. ib. beat the Mu∣scovit. 443
Poland proclaims war against the Turk. 451
Polands Ambassador to Queen Eliza∣beth, and her Answer. 609
Pomerania in bad condition. 380, &c.
Pompey destroys the Pyrats. 19. his greatness and Command ib. his acti∣ons. 20. takes Jerusalem and other places. ib. suspects Caesar. 24. is sup∣ported by the Senat against Caesar. 25. he and they also flie to Brundu∣sium. ib. is Master of the Sea. 26. defeats Caesars Army. ib. he chu∣seth Epirus for the seat of the war. ib. his Pharsalian Forces, his defeat, •…•…light and death. ib. &c. his head presented to Caesar. 27. his son de∣feated and slain. 28
Cardinal Pool, his Story. 594, &c.
Pope Damasus. 86. innocentius 91. Leo. 94, &c. John the first. 100, &c. Gregory the first. 108. Boniface 3^d. and fourth. 109. Martin. 112. Vita∣lianus. 11•…•…, &c. Eugonius the first. 113. Agatho. 114. Leo second. ibid. Sergius. 116. Constantin the sea∣venth. 117. Gregory the second 118 &c. Gregory third. 118. Stephen. 121. Zachary. ib. Adrian the first. 125. Leo the third. ib. &c. Sergius the second. 133. Leo fourth. 134. Formosus. 139, &c. Gregory the ninth. 223. Popes wanting 21 months 226. Innocent fourth. ib. the Popes contestations with England. 231, &c Gregory the ninth. 234. Clemens the fifth translates his seat to Avini∣on. 238. Boniface the eight. 239. Clemens the fourth. 246. Popes cho∣sen without the Conclave. ib. Martin the fourth. ib. Celestin the fifth. ib. Boniface the eight. ib. John the twenty two. 258. Clemens the fifth, his Coronation and Actions. 275. John the 22, his error and actions. 276. Benedict the eleventh. ib. Cle∣mens sixt. ib. Innocent the sixt. ib. Urban sixt. 277. Boniface ninth. ib. Martin the fifth. 334. Eugenius the fourth. Felix 5. 336. 350. Pope ho∣nors the Switzers. 366. Pius the se∣cond. 410. Julius second. 412. Leo the tenth. 418. Clemens the sea∣venth 425. Julius the third. 429. Paul fourth, a great Antilutherian 431. Pius fourth. 432. Gregory 13•…•… 437. Sixtus the fifth. ib. Paul the 5^th 441. Gregory the 15^th. 452, &c. Urban the eighth. 454. Julius the second. Leo the tenth. 504, &c. Cle∣ment seaventh. 506
Popes, divers in few years. 162
Pope Paschalis. 169. Pope Adrian. 177. Vittor and Alexander Antipopes. ibid.
Pierre de Lalune, a Castilian Pope, removes from Avenion. 303
Pope Paul the fourth 506, &c.
Popes power curbed by King Henry the eight. 558
Portugall Crown in question. 277
Portugals take many places in the East-Indies. 431
Portugal seised on by the Spaniard 435
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Presbyterie curbed in Scotland. 629. their power. 631. force King James. 631, &c.
Prodigies. 223. 276. 384. 386, &c. 392. 437. 447. 454. 460. 462. 504. 534. 593. 153.
Protestants differ among themselves. 426. are gently used by Caesar. 428.
- Reject the Counsel of Trent, 432. are persecuted. ib. massacred. 434.
- Their troubles and Doctrins. 429. they are dispersed, and allowed. 430 435
- Banished out of Styria, &c. 439. their troubles in Germany. 442.
- Complain at the Diet of Ratisbon. 444
- Their Iubilee causeth much trouble. 447. their proceedings in Bohe∣mia. ib.
- Are massacred in France. 507. per∣secuted there. 513
- Persecuted also in Scotland. 575, &c. 579. make stirrs in Edin∣burgh. 583
- In Scotland quarrel with the Queen Regent. ib. their Violencies. 584.
- Angry at Queen Maries match. 594 and abuses offered. ibid.
- In Scotland prevail, and shake off the French yoke. 613. Petition the Queen Regent to dismiss the French. 614
Province falls to the French King. 500
Prusius, King of Bithynia, slain by his son. 3
Prusia, the Turks Capital City. 248
Ptolomie Philometor, is restored and reconciled to his brother. 2. his actions and death. 3.
Ptolomi Euergetes 5
Ptolomi Philometor, his kindness to the Iews. 5.
Ptolomie Lamyras, his cruelties. 10. Ptolomie is driven out of Aegypt. 21
Ptolomie Auletes dieth. 25
Ptolomie Dionysius. 25. Ptolomies Library burnt. 27. he is stifled in the mud. ib.
Ptolomais taken by Sultan Melech. 236
Publicius Malleolus, his murther and punishment. 13
Pulcheria. 59

Q

Queen Mother of France. 511, &c. Quintillus Emperor. 72

R

RAdbodus his wicked speech. 118 Sir Walter Rawleigh beheaded. 639
Randulph, Earl of Murry, Protector of Scotland. 323
Ravenna, the Regal Seat of Italy, 97, &c. the Exarchat. 104. the Bishop∣rick. 114. endeth. 121.
Rebellion of Yorkshire. 547. in the North. 545, &c. in Cornwall. 548, &c.
- In Lincolnshire, and other Northern Parts. 559
- In Cornwall and Devonshire about Religion. 586. about inclosures in Norfolk. 587. the Rebels stoutness and strength. ib. &c. North Rebelli∣ons. 588
- In the North against Queen Eliza∣beth. 599, &c.
Regent, his absence from Scotland, occasioneth much mischief. 572, &c.
- His actions with the Queen Mother 581. resignes his place to her. 582
Queen Regent of Scotland, and her actions. ib.
She dieth. 614
Rhodes and Belgrad taken by Soly∣man. 475, &c.
Ricaredus, King of Spain, is called Catholick. 108
Richard cure de Lion, King of Eng∣land, his actions abroad and at home. 189, &c.
Richard Earl of Cornwall. 235. 240, &c.
Richard the second, King of England. 315, &c. his misgovernment. 318, &c. is deposed. 319
Earl of Richmond encouraged by Dr. Morton, against King Richard. 554. puts to Sea, and returns into Britany. 550. where he was like to be betrayed. ib. he arrives at Milford Haven. ib. Fights King Richard, gets the day, and is Crowned in the field. 556
Earl of Richmond preserved in a Sanctuary. 558
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... David Riz, great with Queen Mary. 618.
- His bad counsell and end. 619
Robert, the Conquerors sonne, rebels. 167
- Agrees with his brother Henry. 173. dieth. ibid.
Robert, King of Apulia. 256
Robert de Vere, Duke of Ireland. 317
Robert King of Scotland dieth with grief. 536
Rodulphus, Duke of Suevia made Em∣peror, and lost his Army. 160
Rodulphus the second, Emperor. 435
Rodulphus Emperor, dieth. 444
Rogation, when instituted. 97
Roger, King of Sicily. 171
Rogerius Laurea, the Spanish Admi∣ral. 247
Rohan besieged and taken by the En∣glish. 521
Rollan, called Rupert. 138
Roman victories. 4, 5. they degene∣rate. ibid. troubled by the sedition of Gracchus. 8. by the slavs of Sicily & Cilicia. ib. Rome infested with the plague. ib. the Romans severity against Mati∣enus and Mancinus. 9. their success, bad and good in Spain. ib. against Jugurtha. 12. against the Cimbri∣ans and Teutons. 12, 13. against the Thracians. ib. against the slaves. ib. &c. against the Pisentes, Samnites, Marsians, and other Italians. 14, 15. their bloodie civil wars. ib. &c. their Sertorian, Spartic, Sardanian, and Mithridatick wars. 18. their Pyratical war. ib. and German. 22. their success in Gallia and Britan. 22, &c. their battel at Pharsalia. 26, &c. the number of the Citizens. 28 they defeat the Parthians, by Ventidi∣us. 31. their civil war at Actium. 33. their miserie under Tiberius. 37, &c. under Caligula. 40, &c. their number under Claudius. 42. their miserie under Nero. 44. are murther∣ed by the Britans. ib. their disasters under Commodus. 59. and Cara∣calla. 64. their Victory over the Per∣sians. 66. their miseries under Gor∣dianus. 67. the Roman Empire torne 69, &c. Romes miserie under Ne∣potianus. 82. are defeated by the Hunns, Goths, and Vandals. 87. Rome taken by Alaricus. 92. Sack'd by Gensericus. 96. taken by the He∣ruli and others. 97. ends in Augu∣stulus. ib. taken by Belisarius, then by Totilas. 102, &c. Rome surpri∣zed by a hare. 139. overthrowes Fre∣dericks Garisons. 226. runs with blood under the Columni and Ur∣sini. 256 taken twice by Ladislaus. 260. Romans abuse Pope Pauls Sta∣tue. 4•…•…2. in Rome, strife about the Popes Election. 440. taken by the Duke of Burbon. 506
- Romans storm at the Inquisition. 507
Romanus the Admiral. 141
Romanus the younger, Emperor of Constantinople. 147
Romanus Argyropolus, Emperor, his life and death. 157
Romanus Diogines, how used by the Turks. 163. and how by Ducas. 164
Rome taken, and the Walls overthrown 333
Romilda and her daughters. 109
Rosimunda, her revenge. 104
Bishop of Ross, Agent for Queen Mary. 627
Rotchell Besieged. 513. and taken. 514
Rotvil, the place of Iudicature. 371
Rudolphus of Burgundy. 143
Rudolphus of Haspurg, Emperour. 235 his Victories and actions. 236. his death. ib.
Ruffinus. 90
Rupert of Bavaria, Emperor. 331. his actions. 332
Rupert the Palatin occasioneth a War. 417
Russians defeated. 144. of the Greek-Communion. 246
Russia deluded by Demetrius, the Counterfeit Prince. 440
Russia Molested by the Polander. 446

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SAlador, its History. 364
Salique Law. 287. in Savoy. 394
Sapores, the Persian King. 68, &c. 81. 85
Saracens subdue the East. 111. attempt Byzantium, and take Rhodes. 112, &c. fall out about their profit. 113. Waste Afric, and are defeated by Constantin. ibid. &c. Subdue the Persians. 115. defeat Justinian. ibid. Are killed in France. 119. And in Spain. 125. Overrun Cy∣prus. 127. Defeated in Spain, 130. They Defie Christ and Basil the Emperor. 136. Their Rites and Prayers changed. 138. Beat by the Tartars. 248
Sarmatians. 87
Saturninus torne in pieces. 14
Savoy, and its Earls. 279, &c.
Savoyen History prosecuted. 345. 392, &c.
Savoy made a Prey to strangers. 393
Savoy denies passage to the French. 491
Duke of Saxonies complaint, and reso∣lution. 386
Saxony much troubled, and their Duke taken. 429
Saxons called into Brittan. 93. Drive out the Brittans. 95. Erect their Kingdom. 98. Kept off from lan∣ding. 102. Take the Isle of VVight. ibid. quarrel with the Suevi. 107. Their Plantations. 129
Saxons quarrel with Henry the sea∣venth Emperor. 160, &c.
Saxons and Caesarians at variance. 429, &c.
Saxony the seat of war. 455
Scaliger, Cajus and Mastinus. 259
Scanderbeg revolts from Amurath, 464. with Huniades, spoyles Amu∣rath. 465
Scanderbeg is beat, and dieth. 468. His strength and courage. ib.
Scaphusa, it's History. 366
Schismes. 86. 277. 295. 251
Scipio Aemilianus. 4. Opposeth Grac∣chus, and is poysoned. 8. Scipio is sent against Numantia. 9. Scipio, Pompeys Father in law kills himself. 27
Bardas Sclerus his actions. 149, &c.
Scotland troubled with intestin wars. 325
Scotland shelters the English King and his adherents. 534
Scotlands friendship sought for by the English and French. 538
Scotland disturbed by the Chancellor and Regent. 539. By Douglasse. 544
- Troubled by Courtiers, and Factions, 563, &c.
- In great troubles in James the fifth's Minority. 570. &c.
- Troubled with civil wars between Queen Marie's Party and the Re∣gents. 624, &c.
- Raiseth tumults about the new Ser∣vice-Book. 642
Bishops of Scotland protest against the Covenanters. 643
Scots Presbyterians expell the Bi∣shops, and raise great Armies a∣gainst the King. ibid.
- Invade England. 646.
- Take Newcastle. ib.
Scots receive the Christian Faith, when 79
- Converted by Palladius. 93
- Destroy the Picts. 134
- Have Wars with England, and troubles at home. 233
- They beat the Danes and Norvegi∣ans. 243
- Take the Isle of Man, and aid King Henry against the Barons. 243
Scots Clergy contest with the No∣bility; 243. they slight the Popes Legat. ib. divided by the factions of Baliol and Bruce. 244. they overthrow the English Fleet. ibid.
They lose Barwick, Edenburgh, and Sterling. 245.
They invade England. ib.
- Are beat by King Edward. ib.
They defeat three English Armies in one day. ib.
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- Invade England and Wales. 317. are angry with the French. ibid.
- Their success at home and in Ireland 321
- Slight the Popes Legats. 322
- Invade England again with. 20000 horse. ib.
- Beaten by Baliol. 324. invade Engl. without their Kings consent. 328
Scotch and English bickerings in France. 536. Scots defeated at Flo∣den. 551. Their civil Wars. 536
Scots waste the English borders. 579. Their miseries in Queen Maries Mi∣nority. 577, &c.
- Will not hearken to a match with England. 580. are defeated by the English. ib.
- Send Commissioners into France a∣bout the match. 582. are poysoned there. 583
Scots Crown demanded by the French. but refused. ib.
Scots Protest ants make a League with England against France. 585
Scots beaten by Sommerset, Protector of England. 586
Scots beat the French into Leith. 614 Will not be induced to admit Queen Mary. 625
Scylla, his victories and quarrels with Marius. 15, &c. his cruel acts and success. 16, &c. his Dictatorship and death. 17
Sejanus, his wickedness and cruelties. 37 &c. his Tragical end. 39
Seleucus, son of Antiochns Gryphus. 11
Selymus the Turk. 472. his actions and victories. ib. &c. his end. 474
Selymus the second, his victories. 478
Seneca. 44. &c.
Seriphas the Aegyptian. 248
Sertorius his actions and death. 18
Severus Emperor. 61. he defeats Niger. ib. his other actions. 62. his rigid Go∣vernment and end. ib. Severus the Eutychean. 99, &c.
Sextus Pompeius seiseth upon Sicily, 30 is reconciled to Octavius & Antony, 31. is beat at sea, and slain. ibid
Maximilian Sforsa's gift to the Swit∣zers. 374
Francis Sfortia invades Millan. 411 his actions and end. 412. his son re∣covers it. ib. 416
Sfortia defeated by the Switzers. 504
English Ships, two in number, fight with 30 Turkish Gallies. 485
English Ships taken by the Scots 567
Sicily quickly won and lost. 157
Sicilian cruelty against the French. 235
Sigismund of Austria. 375
Sigismund of Swethland deposed. 377, &c.
Sigismund Emperor. 333. his actions. ibid. &c.
Sigismund, King of Hungarie. 270. 397, &c.
Sigismund King of Hungarie impri∣soned, and set free. 303
Silesia subdued. 257
Simon succeeds Jonathas. 6. his actions; is murthered. ib. Symon Magus. 43. 45
Sinan the Turk dieth with grief. 403
Siroes the Persian King. 110
Slaves trouble the Romans. 8. are o∣verthrown in Sicily by Lucullus and Aquilius. 13. &c.
Slavi, or Slavonians. 101. 168. 115.
Solyman invades Hungary. 400. for∣ced to leave Vienna. ib.
Solyman his actions and victories. 475, &c. his end and Character. 478
Spain possessed by the Saracens. 117. under Mozarabes and Almod, Ara∣bians. 119
Overrun by the Mores. 192
Spain defeats the Affrican Kings. 290 troubled with civil Wars. 344. Obtains all Naples. 417. beats out the Moors. 413. Spanish Fleet beat by Solyman. 433. Spanish harshness in Belgium. ib. Spaniards beaten out of Africa. 434. rejected by the Netherlanders. 435
Spain hath divers disasters. 503
Spain prepares a Feet against Eng∣land. 604. The greatnesse thereof. ib.
Spanish Fleet encountred with, and defeated by the English. 605, &c.
Spain invaded by the English. 606
Spaniards beaten by the French. 607
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... Spaniards beat and are beaten. 452.
Spaniards beat the French out of Italy 504
Spaniards in Ireland article with the Deputy and are sent home. 611
Spanish Fleet defeated by the Hollan∣ders. 644
Archbishop of Spalato entertained and sent away. 640
Spartacus his actions and death. 18
Spencer. 306, &c.
Spinola and Maurice, their actions. 454
Spier Diocess mutinies. 419
Stauratius the Patrician. 123, &c. his son. 127. wounded. ib.
Stephen the Patriarch. 144
Stephen, King of England. 187
Stilico. 90
Michael Stratioticus Greek Emperor. 162
Robert Stuart, King of Scotland. 327
Stuarts and Douglasses strive for the young King. 573
Matthew Stuart, Earl of Lenox, de∣luded. 577. beaten, and flies into Eng∣land. 578, &c.
Charls Suderman. 440
Suffolk accused of high Treason. 530. his end. ib.
Sultan, his expedition into Persia. 485. he sends home the French Ambassa∣dor, and bribes the Janisaries. ib. &c.
Duke of Sommerset accused, and slain. 531
Duke of Sommerset, protector of Eng∣land, executes his brother, and is ac∣cused of Treason. 588. is executed. 589
Swedish History. 377, &c.
Swedes make Laws for establishing their Kingdom. 379. have wars with the Danes. ib.
Swethland and its Kings. 265, &c.
Swethlands History. 336, &c.
Switzers subdued by Rodulphus. 246. Cantonize. themselves. 253. their va∣lour in the Romans time, and their Service against the Sarazens. 357. they rebel against their Nobles. ib. divided into two Religions. ib. their League. 358. they had much bicker∣ing with the Austrians. 357, &c. their History. ib. &c. they have divers enemies. 361. they war amongst them∣selves, and with the French 362. they defeat and kill Charls of Bur∣gundy. 363. they increas their Can∣ton Towns. ib. they quarrel with Mil∣lan. ib. their last war for their Liber∣ty. 365. are worsted at Naples. 366. they aid the French and the Pope. ib. and Maximilian. 367. their ami∣ty sought for. 366. make peace with the French. 368. then fall out with them. ibid. then make a perpetual League with France. ib. &c. their sti∣pendiary Towns. 372. other of their Towns. 373. their 9 Bailiages. 374. their free Provinces. ib. their divers Confederacies. 375, &c. they defeat and kill Charls of Burgundy. 410. disswade the election of King Fran∣cis. 421
Synod, see Councel.

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TAmerlan and his Conquests. 264.
Tartarians, what kinde of people. 182
Tartars overrun many Countries. 230. are converted ib. send to the Pope. 239. become Mahumetans. 247, &c.
Precopit Tartars made slaves to the Turks. 479
Taurinum strangely released. 281
Techelles the Persian Commander. 471 &c.
Telerichus the Bulgarian. 120. 122
Temple at Delphos. 85. at Jerusalem. 49. 84. of Apollo at Rome. 85. of S. Sophia. 103. of S. Mark. 104. of the Holy Sepulchre taken. 229
Templars destroyed. 238, &c.
Tenedos occasion of much war. 271: slighted and forsaken. 275.
Terza beats the Turk, 247
Thalmud. 100
Theodiscus corrupts Isiodor. 113
Theodosius the Emperor. 88. hi•…•… ex∣cellencies. ib. &c. his death. 89
Theodosius the younger. 91, &c. The∣odosius of Adramyttum▪ 117. &c.
Theophilus Emperor. 132
Theodora Emperess. 134
Theodoricus the Goth. 94. his acti∣ons and death. 98.
Theodorus Lascalis. 228. Theodorici Earls of Holland. 251
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... Thomas, sirnamed Constantin, his life and death. 132.
Thomas Earl of Savoy. 280.
Thracians Rebellion. 13
Tiberius his victories. 35. his govern∣ment and qualities described. 36. his reformation and cruel nature. 37. is perswaded by Sejanus to remove from the City. ib. he lives eleven years at Capreae, and why. 38. his in∣humanitie to his mother. ib. he de∣stroys Sejanus, and why 39. his death and burial. 40.
Tiberius, Emperor of Byzantium, his actions. 105. dyeth. 106
Tiberius Apismarus, Emperor. 115
Tigranes and his actions. 17. 19, &c.
Tigurum changeth its Government. 358. like to be surprized, and quar∣rels with Habespurg. 359. and with Rapersvil. ib. they waste Marchia. ib. desire peace with Austria, which is denied them. 360. they submit to the Queen of Hungaries verdict. ib. make war with the Austrian. 360, &c.
Tigurins will make no League with France, and their reasons. 368.
Tilly, the Caesarian Generalissimo. 382 takes Magdeburg. 383. his other actions. 384, &c.
Tilly Defeated and wounded, 386. wounded again. 388. dieth at Ingolstad. 389
Tillies and Fridlands proceedings. 456 &c. 460
Tir-Oen rebels in Ulster. 609, &c. his underhand-dealing. 610. he beats the English. ib. he parlies with Essex. ib. spoiles Ireland, and is beat by Mont∣joy. 611. submits and is pardoned. ibid.
Titus the Emperor. 46. subdues Jerusa∣lem. 49. and Triumpheth with his Father. ib. his sweet nature and con∣ditions. 50
Tomumbeius, King of Aegypt, hanged by Selymus. 474.
Totilas. 102. killed. 103
Tournay taken by a French Barbar. 499
Trajan. 52. his good Government and victories. 53. indangered at Antioch ib. his losses and death. ib. his burial and Pillar. 54
Traitors and Treasons against Queen Elizabeth detected. 600, &c.
Transylvania pestred with civil war. 439
Treaties between England, Naples and Persia, with the Turk. 483
Elector of Trevers Speech. 422, &c.
Troubles between the Queen Regent of Scotland and the Protestants. 584, &c.
Tryphon obtains Syria. 5. which he loseth again, and is slain. 6. Tryphon the Patriarch. 144
Tully is questor. 19. Consul. 20. is ba∣nished and plundered. 21. returns, and is called Transfuga. 23. and Impera∣tor. ib. pleads for Milo. 24. inveighs against Antony. 29. is banished, mur∣thered, and after death, abused. 30
Tunis besieged, which makes peace with the Christians. 302
Turks. 105. revolt from Heraclius. 110 break out of the Caspian Straits. 121
Turks employed by Mahomet. 150. whom they subdue with his Saracens. 151. they desire peace with Constan∣tin. 158. beaten by Theod. Lascaris. 228. Invade the Greek Empire. 246 defeat the Alani. 247. waste the Ea∣stern Empire. 248. take divers Towns. 250. their original and in∣crease. 262 &c. their Tetrarches. 263 called in by Francis the French king, they besiege Nicaea. 395. waste Hun∣gary. 400. they defeat Ferdinand, and are defeated by him. 401. their cruelties in Hungary 403. assault Malta, and take Chios. 433. 477. take Cyprus and Golet, 434. 478. take Constantinople. 466. take di∣vers places from the Venetian. 467, &c. they take Rhodes. 476. defeated at Lepanto. 478. their bad success a∣gainst the Persians. 479. their per∣fidiousness to Hungary. ib. their bad success in the Mediterranean sea. 481
Wat Tylers Rebellion. 315

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VAlentinian and Valens, their Government. 86. and end. 87.
Valentinian the second. 88. &c
Valentinian the third. 93. 95
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Vandals invade Africa. 93
Varius Antoninus Heliogabalus, why so called. 64. his wicked, tyrannicall, and ridiculous Government. 64, &c. his end. 65
Varus is defeated in Germany. 35. he defeats the Iews. 36
Iohn Vayvod of Transylvania. 400 Confirmed k. of Hungary by the Turk, ib. Vayvods treachery. 402
Venice founded. 95. her first Duke. 117
Venetians expell the Duke, 127. Besiege Byzantium. 186. Make a League with the Comnins against the Las∣carins. 228. take Candie. 233. quar∣rel with the Genuois about a Church, 236. they fight the Genuois. 261. quarrel again. 269. their long warr with Genua for the Isle of Tenedos. 271. are beaten, and sue for peace. 272, &c. beat off from the walls of Clodia. 273. defeated at Sea by the Genuois again. 274. obtain a victo∣ry. ib. recover all their losses. ib. &c. are reconciled with the Genuois. 275 are deluded by Fr. Sfortia. 412. enter into a League against him. 416. their greatnesse envied. 417. their losses. 418. fall out with the Iesuites and Pope. 441. and reconciled. ibid. their ships infested by the Croats. 446 are reconciled to Ferdinand the arch-Duke. ib. lose divers places. 467, &c. make peace with Mahomet. 468. they quarrel with Bajazet. 470. make peace with him. ib. lose Cyprus. 478
Vespasian's actions in Iudea. 46, &c. his reign. 48. his good parts and end 49, &c. Vesuvius breaks out. 50, 97
Victor Bishop of Rome. 59
Villiers D. of Buckingham. 638
Viriatus a Robber beats the Romans. 8 is betrayed and slain. ib.
Virius the Captain. 345
Visigoths. 93. subdue Cantabria. 105
Vitalianus Mustermaster. 99, &c.
Vitellius his reign and death. 47, &c.
Vitiges the Goth. 102.
Uladomirus Pr. of Russia defeated. 158
Ulphilas Bishop. 86
Ulricus Earl of Cilia. 408
Union of England and Scotland hin∣dered. 572
Universities of Cambridge. 111. Of Paris. 125. Of Papla, Ticinum Osnaburg, and Bononia. 125. Of Oxford. 136. Of Bononia transla∣ted to Padua. 226. Of Naples. 227 Of Salmatica. 234. Of Prague. 268 Of Lovain. ib. Of Orleans. 276. Of Cracovia. 277. Of Lipsia. 334 Of Tubinga. 414. Of Witteberg, of Franckfort. 415. Of Sena. 431 Of Leyden. 434. Of Helmestad. ib. Of Saint Andrews in Scotland. 536 Of Lovan in Brabant. 146
John Archbishop of Upsalia, 339
Usumcassanes his message to Mahomet 467. 470
Bishops of Utricht. 344

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VVAldemar king of Denmark. 177
Waldemar 2^d K. of Denmark. 224
Waldemar 3^d 266
Waldenses what? 222. Beaten by Phi∣lip, Lewis the 8. and Lewis 9. 229
Wales subdued. 242. Prince of Wales in France complained against. 294
Wall of Peloponesus built and demo∣lished. 262
holy-War undertaken. 164. &c. 181
War begun between Denmark & Tilly 454. In the Valtelin. 455
Wars between England and France, 291, &c. In Flanders, 295.
Wars denounced at the Diet of Spire. against K. Francis. 396
VVars of the Netherlands begun, 433, &c. 436
Wars between Engl. and France. 551 Between England & Scotland. 327 Between England and Scotland a∣gain, 542, 560, 578, &c. In Flan∣ders by the Gauntois. 298. Between Lewis 11. and his people. 492, &c. Between Mantua and Savoy, 446 In Germany and Bohemia. 448. Be∣tween Poland and the Turk. 481, 482. 485
Warwicks proceedings against K. Ed∣ward. 547, &c.
Wenceslaus Emperor, his flagitious life and death. 269, &c.
John Wickliffe occasions tumults in London. 314
A Wild-man in Sardinia. 182
William the Conqueror. 167, &c. his actions and end. 168.
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William, King of Scotland, his actions and death. 191, &c.
William, Ea. of Holland, against Fre∣derick. 226. is driven back into Hol∣land. 227
William Wallas, a valiant Scot. 243. he recovers the lost towns, and beats out the English. 245. invades England ib. is betrayed and slain. ib.
William, Bishop of Utricht. 252
William, Earl of Holland, sails into Scotland. ib.
William, K. of the Romans, his life & death. 253.
William, third and fourth, Earls of Holland. 278, &c.
Wolfardus the Favorit hanged. 253
Wolsey, his greatness and pride. 552, &c. his oppressions and sacriledge. 553 &c. his entertainment abroad. 552, 554. accused and articled against. 555 his downfall. 556
Wyats Rebellion. 591, &c. he is taken. and beheaded. 592

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ARehbishop of York defeated by the Scots. 321
Battels between the Yorkshire and Lan∣cashire Factions. 531, &c.
D. of York raiseth an Army, & is made Protector. 531. is removed, and raiseth an Army. 532. flyeth into Ireland, re∣turns and claims the Crown. 533. is slain. 534. young Duke of York fights, and is victorious. ib.

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ZEbina, King of Syria. 7 George Zeck, the factions Hun∣garian tortured. 399
Zeland united to Holland. 253. trou∣bled. 278
Zelots of Judaea. 36
Zeno, an Eutychian. 97. starved in his Tombe. 98
Zenobia. 71, &c.
Zimisces, Emperor of the East. 148
Zirizaea Besieged. 278
Zoe, Constantine his mother. 141.
Zoe, the wife of Romanus. 157, &c.

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