- Lawes ought to bee written and certaine,
- 5.3
- Law-land men,
- 2.12
- Lavatrae. See Levatre,
- Saint Laurence Island,
- 1.2
- Lead-Mines in Darby-shire,
- 67.5
- Lead-blacke in Cumberland,
- 87.4
- Leet whence it tooke name,
- 4.6
- Legeolium. See Casterford.
- Leicester-shire how bounded,
- 61.1
- The Commodities and aire thereof,
- 61.2. & 3
- What Religious Houses therein,
- 61.8
- Hundreds and Townes therein,
- 62
- By whom inhabited in old time,
- 61.4
- Leicester Citie or Towne the Center of the Shire,
- 61.5
- The position of it,
- ibid.
- What names it had beside,
- 61.1
- An Episcopall See,
- ibid.
- Built long before Christs Nativitie,
- ibid.
- Well traded, and as well walled in times past,
- ibid.
- The graduation thereof,
- 61 5
- Destruction thereof,
- 61.6
- Leinster Province in Ireland, how called,
- 141.1
- How bounded,
- ibid.
- The forme and dimension thereof,
- 141.2
- The ayre, soyle, and Com∣modities,
- 141.3. & 5
- By whom inhabited in old time,
- 141.4
- Religious Houses therein,
- 141.14
- Irish therein mischievous one to another,
- 141.2
- Countries and Townes therein,
- 142
- Lonn or Linn an ancient Borrough,
- 35.6
- Made a Corporation,
- ibid.
- Lenn Episcopi,
- 35.6
- Lenn Regis,
- ibid.
- Laeth what it is,
- 4.6
- Lettustan Hundred in Hun∣tingdon-shire,
- 58.9
- Le-trim Countie, plentifull of grasse,
- 143.4
- Levatrae. See Bowes.
- Lewes Battell in Sussex,
- 9.7
- Llewellin Prince of Wales, where slaine and beheaded,
- 111.5
- Lichfield Citie, why so cal∣led,
- 69.8
- Lichfield Armes,
- ibid.
- An Archiepiscopall See.
- ibid. 6.8
- What Bishops subject to it,
- 6.8
- The Minster built and new reared by whom,
- ibid.
- Limericke the principall Citie in Mounster,
- 139.6
- An Episcopall See.
- ibid.
- By whom possessed,
- ibid.
- Fortified by whom,
- ibid.
- The position thereof,
- ibid.
- Lieutenant in every Coun∣tie called Custos or Earle,
- 4.11
- Lin. See Lenn.
- Lincoln-shire, how bounded,
- 63.1
- The dimension and ayre of it,
- 63.2
- Forme thereof,
- 63.4
- Full of Fish and Fowle,
- 63.5
- Other commodities there∣of,
- 63.6
- Hundreds, Wapentakes, and Townes therein,
- 64
- Lincolne Citie what names it hath,
- 63.8
- How ancient and popu∣lous,
- ibid.
- How governed,
- ibid.
- The position and situation of it,
- ibid.
- Full of Religious Houses,
- 63.9
- How divided,
- 63.10
- Lindisfarne Island, why cal∣led the Holy Island,
- 93.1
- How it is situate,
- ibid.
- The forme and dimension thereof,
- 93.2
- The Ayre and soyle of it,
- 93.3. & 4
- In it an Episcopall See,
- 93.6
- Lindsey a third part of Lin∣colne shire.
- 63.10
- Llinsavathan a strange Meere neere to Brecknock towne.
- 109.4
- Supposed to be Loventri∣um,
- ibid.
- Liquorice growing at Workesop,
- 65.4.
- Lithancraces,
- 89.6
- Little-Chester in Darby-shire, a Colony of Romans,
- 67.6
- Load-stone in Devon-shire,
- 195
- Longovicum. See Lancaster.
- Loughburrough,
- 61.7
- Lough-Lomund, in Scotland, most raging in calmest weather,
- 132.15.
- Lhoyger, i. England, how it is bounded,
- 99.1
- Luceni, ancient people in Ire∣land, where planted,
- 139 4
- Lutterworth,
- 61.7
- London, what names it had,
- 29.7
- Walled by Constantine, the great,
- ibid.
- London-stone, a Mile-mark,
- ibid.
- Churches therein,
- ibid.
- Wards thereof,
- ibid.
- How governed,
- ibid.
- An Arch-bishops See,
- 6.5
- Made subject to Canterbu∣ry,
- ibid.
- In what graduation,
- 29 8
- London-Bridge.
- ibid.