E
- Eadesburg, where now the Chamber in the Forrest,
- 73.7
- King Eadgars triumph at Chester,
- ibid.
- Ealdermen who in times past,
- 4.7
- East-England,
- 4.11
- East-Riding how bounded,
- 81
- East-Riding how seated,
- 77.4
- The aire, soile, and commo∣dities,
- 81.2. & 3
- In East-Riding what Hun∣dreds and Townes,
- 82
- Edel••fleda built Glocester Church,
- 47.7
- Edel-fleda beneficiall to Lei∣cester,
- 61.6
- Edith a Saint,
- 45.7
- Edmund Earle of Richmond fa∣ther to King Henry the sea∣venth,
- 101.7
- His tomb,
- ibid.
- Saint Edmunds bury how na∣med in the Saxons time,
- 33.6
- Saint Edmunds-Bury Abbey and Towne praised,
- ibid.
- King Edward the second, first of the English Race, Prince of Wales,
- 123.6
- Murdered by the meanes of Isabel his wife,
- 47.7
- Enterred in Glocest. Church, where his Monument remai∣neth,
- ibid.
- Einesbury, alias Arnulphsbury,
- 58.10
- Elden hole,
- 67.8
- Eleanor wife to King Edward the first commended,
- 63.7
- Eleanor widow to King Hen∣ry the third becommeth a Nunne,
- 25.9
- Elfred (or Alfred) the first that divided his Kingdomes into Shires,
- 3 4. & 5
- His noble care in restoring the Vniversitie of Oxford,
- 45 7
- Elie,
- 37.5
- Ella King of Northumberland slaine,
- 78.9
- Elmet,
- 78.10
- Elmham a Bishops See,
- 35.8
- Emerill stone found in Garn∣sey,
- 94.6
- England on this side Humber how divided into Hides,
- 3.3.
- Little England beyond Wales,
- 101.4
- England shared into Principa∣lities by whom, and to what purpose,
- 57.30
- Enis-Kelling a strong Fort in Vlster,
- 145.9
- Eorles, i. Earles,
- 4.7. & 11
- Erdini, people in Ireland,
- 145 5
- Erminstreet,
- 37.7
- Essex, why so named,
- 31.1
- The forme and dimension,
- 1.2
- How bounded,
- ibid. 3
- The aire and soile,
- 31.4
- The ancient Inhabitants,
- 31.5
- What commodities it yeeld∣eth,
- 31.6
- What religious houses there∣in,
- 31.9
- Hundreds and townes there∣in,
- 32
- Excester Citie whence it na∣med that name,
- 19 6
- It was a Dukedom, Marqui∣sate, and Earledome,
- 19 8
- The description thereof,
- 19 6
- Her magnificent Cathedrall Church by whom built,
- ibid.
- The Bishops See,
- ibid.
- It withstood the Saxons 465 yeares,
- ibid.
- How valiant against all her Sieges,
- ibid.
- VVhat losses it hath felt,
- ibid.
- Resisted William Conquerour till the walles fell downe,
- ibid.
- How loyall to King Edward the sixt,
- ibid.
- The Climate thereof,
- ibid.
- How governed,
- ibid.
- The birth-place of the match∣lesse Poet Iosephus Isanus,
- ibid.
- Exchequer Court first ere∣cted,
- 5.3
- Exmore Monuments in De∣von-shire,
- 19.7