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- Madagascar an Island,
- 12
- Madning-Money whence so called,
- 41.8
- Magi. See Radnor Towne,
- 111.6
- Magintum, now Dunstable, a Roman Station,
- 41.4
- Magnus sonne of Olave, King of Man,
- 92.14
- His death and buriall,
- 92 15
- Maiatae,
- 2.12
- Maiden Castle neere Dorce∣ster,
- 17.5
- Maiden Castle.
- 79.7
- Main-Amber, a strange rock,
- 21.9
- Maio Countie what Com∣modities it yeeldeth
- 143 4
- Malden in Essex the byall seat of King Kunobelin
- 31 8
- Malmesburie Monast••e whence it tooke name
- 25 8
- William of Malmesburi•• Chronicler,
- ••bid.
- Malverne hills, and the ami∣rable ditch there,
- 1.6
- Man Isle granted to Fury Percy Earle of Northuner∣land,
- 9••7.
- Granted to the Stanlei and Earles of Darby,
- I∣••id.
- What names it hath,
- 91 1
- How bounded,
- ••••id.
- The forme and dimen••••on,
- 9.2
- The ayre,
- 9.3
- The soile,
- 9.4
- The Commodities,
- 94 & 5
- How it is fortified,
- ib••d.
- The Inhabitants Religiou••
- 9••6
- Malefactors there how ex∣cuted,
- ib••••.
- Castles, Townes, Parishe, and Villages there,
- 9 ••
- Chronicles of the Isle,
- 9
- Manchester in Lanca-shire
- 75.••
- Mancunium. See Manche∣ster.
- Manures where they inhabi¦ted,
- 13.••
- March Crosse upon Stane∣moore,
- 6.1••
- March stone-Crosse upon Frith-bridge,
- 6 ••
- March, what Countrey,
- 9••
- Markeley Hill removed,
- 4•• ••
- Marquesite stones where found,
- 81.6
- Marsland, part of Norfolke
- 35.2
- Mary Queene of Scotland where enterred,
- 55.7
- Mathravall, i. Powis land,
- 99 ••2
- Maudbury a Trench,
- 17.5
- Meden and Medena,
- 15.7
- Medway, a famous River in Kent,
- 7 5
- Melburne in Darby-s••ire fa∣mous for the Captiv••tie of Iohn Duke of Burbo••,
- 67 7
- Melitus Bishop of London,
- 6 5
- Men••pii people of Ireland,
- 141.4
- Menevia an Archbishops See,
- 6.6
- Called now Saint Davids,
- ibid.
- What Suffragan Bishops it had,
- ibid.
- Made subject to Canterbu∣ry,
- ibid.
- Merchenlage,
- 5.3
- Merchet of Women,
- 132 18
- Mercia,
- 4.11
- Mercian Law,
- 48
- Merioneth-shire how ••oun∣ded,
- 99.10. & 117.1
- Cantreves and Commots therein,
- 99.10
- The forme, aire, and soile of it,
- 117.2
- Full of spired and clustred hills,
- 117.2
- Hundreds and Townes in it,
- 118
- Merlin Silvester a Wizard,
- 193.6
- Borne in Caermarden,
- I∣bid.
- His Prophecy of the Welsh∣mens subjection,
- 107 4
- Merton in Surrey where King Kenulphe dyed,
- 11.6
- Metheglin, what drinke,
- 121 5
- Metropolitanes in England two,
- 5.4
- In ancient time three,
- 6 5
- Mice in Essex spoile cattell and grasse,
- 3.6
- Saint Michaell in the ••ale,
- 94 7
- Michaell Ioseph overthrowne upon black-heath,
- 7 10
- Middlesex why so called, and how it is bounded,
- 29 1
- The measure of it,
- 29.2
- The forme, aire, and soile thereof,
- 29.3
- The situation of it,
- 29.4
- What ancient Inhabitants,
- 29 5
- Hundreds and Townes,
- 30
- Middleton Monastery built in Dorset shire,
- 17.7
- Milesius his foure son come into Ireland,
- 138.11
- Milford haven,
- 101.5
- Milfrid a petty King b••lt He∣reford Cathedrall Chu••ch,
- 49 5
- Mill-stones and Grin••-stones in Anglesey,
- 125
- Mindip-hills in Summ••rset-shire,
- 23.6
- Why so called,
- ibid.
- Minyd Morgan Mon••ment,
- ••05.8
- Moillenlly hill,
- 19.6
- Mon, i. Anglesey,
- 99.7
- Mon, Man, Cy, what i•• signi∣fieth,
- 125
- Mona Caesaris, i. the ••••e of Man. See Map of M••n.
- Monkes swarmed in Es••••x,
- 31 9
- Monmouthshire part of ••ales, now laid to England,
- 100 2
- How it is bound,
- 107 1
- The forme, ayre and 〈◊〉〈◊〉 of it,
- 107. & 3
- By whom inhabited i•• old time,
- ••07 4
- Hundreds, Townes, a••d Ri∣vers, therein,
- 108
- Monmouth Towne wereof it tooke name,
- 107.1
- Their Castle the Bir••••place of King Henry th•• fifth,
- 107.4
- The Towne how sea••ed,
- I∣bid.
- How governed,
- ibid.
- The position thereof,
- ibid.
- Religious houses the••ein,
- I∣bid.
- William Montacute Earle of Salisbury wrestet•• Man-Isle out of the Scots hand,
- 92.17
- Selleth it and the Crowne thereof to William Scroop,
- ibid.