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- Oaten bread,
- 91.4
- Odiam Castle in Hant-shire, of what strength,
- 13.5
- Offaes dike,
- 3.2
- How it runneth,
- 99.3 & 111.6
- Offchurch, the Palace of King Offa,
- 53.7
- Oisters of Essex the best,
- 31 6
- Oister-hills in Hertford shire,
- 39.7
- Okam, where borne,
- 11.7
- Okham alias Oukham Royal∣tie,
- 59.5
- The seat in times past of the Ferrars,
- 59.7
- Okham or Oukham Castle,
- 59 9
- Okenyate,
- 71.9
- Olave son of Godred Crovan King of Ireland,
- 92.6
- His wife, concubines, and issue,
- ibid.
- Olave the second King of Man,
- 92.10
- King of the Isles,
- ibid.
- His death and buriall,
- ibid.
- Ordovices a puissant Nation,
- 115.5
- Where planted,
- 71.5 & 115.5. & 117.4. & 119.5. & 121.6. & 123.5. & 125.
- Orewood a weed of the Sea,
- 21.3
- Orkenary Islands how many,
- 132.20
- By whom discovered and subdued,
- 132.21
- How they descended to the Kings of Scotland,
- 132 21
- Osbright King of Northum∣berland slaine,
- 178.9
- Oswestry Lordship,
- 100.12
- Otho Bishop of Bareux, first 〈◊〉〈◊〉 of Kent,
- 7.11
- 〈…〉〈…〉 where 〈◊〉〈◊〉
- 89.5
- Otter••••••••e battell,
- 89.12
- Ounsb••ry hill fore-sheweth 〈◊〉〈◊〉 and raine,
- 181
- Ou•••• River greater and lesse,
- 35.3.
- 〈◊〉〈◊〉 in Hertford-shire stayeth h••s course,
- 41.5
- ••wen Glendower his rebellion and death,
- 117.4
- Oxford and Oxford-shire whence so named,
- 45.1
- How bounded,
- ibid.
- The aire and soile,
- 45.2
- Rivers thereof,
- ibid.
- The dimension of it,
- 45 3
- The ancient inhabitants,
- 45 4
- Hundreds and Parishes there,
- 46
- Oxford how ancient an Aca∣demie,
- 45.7
- The prerogative thereof, by generall Councell,
- ibid.
- The second schoole of Chri∣stendome, and pillar of the Church,
- ibid.
- The generall Vniversitie for all England, Wales, Scot∣land, and Ireland.
- In Oxford thirtie thousand Students,
- 45.7
- An Episcopall See,
- ibid.
- The site of it,
- 45.8
- Ox-gauge what it is,
- 57.3