G
- Gallena See Wallingford.
- Galloglasses what they are,
- 138.19
- Galloway County how com∣modious,
- 143.4
- Galway the third City in Ire∣land, and an Episcopall See▪
- 143.6
- Gangani a people in Ireland,
- 143.5
- Gaothel with his wife Sco∣ta come into Ireland,
- 137 11
- Garnsay Island how it is situ∣ate,
- 94.1
- The dimension thereof,
- ibid.
- The forme of it,
- 942.
- Sometime called Sarnia,
- 94.1
- The government, originall, and language of the In∣habitants,
- 94 5 & 8
- Market-Townes, Castles, and Parishes therein,
- 94 8
- No Toade, Snake, or veno∣mous creature there,
- 94.3
- Order of the Garter,
- 27.8
- Gateshed,
- 89.8
- Pierce Gaveston beheaded,
- 53.4
- Gessrey ap Arthur of Mon∣mouth why so called,
- 107.4
- Geese where they sail as they slie.
- 81.6
- Saint Germane confuteth the Pelagian Heresie,
- 77.7
- H•• sin••ieth at Oxford,
- 45.7
- Giants teeth and bones digged up,
- 31.8
- Giants dance, translated out of Leinster to Salisbury Plaine by Merlin,
- 141.14
- Gildas the old Britaine, Stu∣dent in Oxford,
- 45.7
- Gilling Monastery,
- 79.5
- Gisburg Abbey,
- 81.8
- Glamorgan-shire how limited,
- 100.19. & 109.1
- What Cantreves and Com∣mots it hath,
- 100 19
- The forme and measure of i••,
- 105.2
- The aire and soile thereof,
- 105.3
- The Commodities it stand∣eth upon,
- 10••.3
- Castles and religious houses in it,
- 105.8
- Hundreds, Townes, and memorable places there∣in,
- 106
- Glastenbury Abbey first be∣gunne by Ioseph of Arima∣thea,
- 23.9
- Glocester-shire how it is boun∣ded,
- 47.1
- The dimension of it,
- 47.2
- The forme, aire, and soile,
- 47.3
- The commodities thereof,
- 47.3. & 5
- By whom in ancient time inhabited,
- 47.4
- Hundreds and Towns there∣in,
- 48
- Glocester Citie how called in old time,
- 47.6
- A Cathedrall See,
- 47.7
- The graduation of it,
- ibid
- That Dukedome fatall ever to her Dukes,
- 47 11
- Godiva Earle Leofrikes wife, released Coventry of Tri∣butes by riding naked thorow it,
- 53.5
- Godmanchester or Gormanche∣ster,
- 107.4
- Godred the sonne of Syrricke King of Man,
- 92.1
- His death,
- 92.2
- Godred Crovan warreth upon the Manksmen,
- 92.3
- Conquereth the Isle of Man, and is King,
- 92.3
- Buried in Ila an Island,
- ibid.
- Godred sonne of Olave King of Man,
- 92.7
- King of Dublin,
- 92.7
- He vanquished and slew Osi∣beley,
- 92.7
- Hee tyrannizeth in Man,
- ibid.
- Put to slight by Summer∣led,
- 92.7
- King of the Isles also,
- 92.9
- His death, buriall and issue,
- ibid.
- Godred Don, sonne of Regi∣nald King of the Islands slaine,
- 92.10
- Goodwin Sands dangerous shelves,
- 7.6
- Gog-Magog,
- 21.1
- Gog-Magog hilles,
- 37.7
- Grantbridge,
- 37.4
- Grantcester an ancient Citie,
- 37.4
- Arthur Baron Grey suppres∣seth Desmonds Rebellion,
- 139.9
- Gromebridge in Sussex,
- 9.8
- Grounds in the Irish Sea what they be,
- 141.7
- Grounds made fruitfull with burning ashes,
- 119 4
- Guartiger Maur,
- 111.5
- Gwent a part of South-Wales, now Monmouth-shire, how confined,
- 100.20
- How it is divided into Can∣treves and Commots,
- ibid.
- Guith, i. the Isle of Wight,
- 15.7
- Guy of Warwicke beheadeth Piers of Gaveston,
- 53.4
- Guy-Cliffe,
- 53.7
- Guorong the Lieutenant of Kent,
- 7.11