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- Radnor-shire how it borde∣reth,
- 111.1
- The forme and circuit of it,
- 111.2
- The aire and soile thereof,
- 111.3 & 4
- The ancient Inhabitants,
- 111.5
- Rivers there,
- 111.7
- Hundreds, Townes, &c. there,
- 102
- Radnor Towne the seat and graduation thereof,
- 111 6
- Radulph Earle of Norfolke,
- 35.5
- Ramsey Abbey,
- 57.6
- Called Ramsey the rich and why,
- ibid.
- Reading alias Redding in Bark-shire, beautified with an Abbey by King Henry the first,
- 27.6
- The Castle rased by King Henry the second,
- ibid.
- The graduation of it,
- I∣bid.
- Reafen the Danes banner,
- 19 7
- Redhorse Vale,
- 53.8
- Redmore, where King Richard the third was slaine,
- 61 7
- Regni, what people, and where seated,
- 9.5 & 11.4
- Reignald sonne of Olave, usur∣peth the Kingdome of Man,
- 92.9
- Deprived of his eyes and genitories by his brother Godred,
- ibid.
- Reignald son of Godred King of Man.
- 92.9
- Slaine,
- ibid.
- His body where interred,
- 92.9
- Reignald or Reignald the se∣cond, son of Olave, King of Man,
- 92.13
- Slaine by Yvas,
- ibid.
- His buriall,
- ibid.
- Repandunum.
- See R••pton.
- Repton,
- 67.7
- Rere-crosse or Rey-Crosse up∣on Stanemore,
- 6.10
- Restitutus Bishop of London in Constantine the great his time,
- 29.7
- Ribble-Chester, ancient and sometime very rich,
- 75 6
- Richard Lord Arch-Bishop of Canterbury commended,
- 11 7
- Richard Earle of Cambridge beheaded at Southampton,
- 13.1
- Richard Earl of Cornewall en∣riched by Tin-mines in Corn∣wall,
- 21.3
- King Richard the third slaine and buried,
- 61.6
- King Richard the second ta∣ken prisoner by Henry of Bullingbrooke,
- 121.7
- Richmond, chiefe Towne of North-Riding,
- 79.4
- How imployed,
- ibid.
- By whom built and so na∣med,
- 79.6
- How governed,
- ibid.
- The position thereof,
- ibid.
- Ringwood in Hantshire whence so named,
- 13.6
- Riplay the Alchymist,
- 11 7
- Robogdii people in Ireland,
- 145.5
- Rochester, by whom built,
- 7.9
- Rodericke the great King of Wales,
- 99.5
- His division thereof,
- ibid.
- Rollericke stones,
- 43 5
- Rosamund Clifford poisoned by Queene Eleanor, King Henry the second his wife,
- 45.8
- Roscaman a commodious Ter∣ritorie in Connought,
- 143 4
- Rugemont Castle, a Kings Pa∣lace,
- 19.6
- Saint Rumalds Well,
- 43.5
- Ruthlan Towne and Castle in North-Wales,
- 99.11
- Rutland-shire how bounded,
- 59.1
- Why so named,
- 59.2
- The form of it,
- ibid.
- The dimension thereof,
- 59.3
- The ayre and soyle,
- 59.4 & 5
- The commodities it yeeld∣eth,
- ibid.
- The ancient Inhabitants, and possessours thereof,
- 59.6. & 7
- Hundreds and Parishes therein,
- 60