The theatre of the empire of Great Britaine presenting an exact geography of the kingdomes of England, Scotland, Ireland, and the iles adioyning: with the shires, hundreds, cities and shire-townes, within ye kingdome of England, divided and described by Iohn Speed.

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❧ THE SECOND INDEX, OR ALPHABETICALL TABLE CONTAI∣NING THE PRINCIPALL MATTERS JN THJS HISTORY.

The first Number noting the Page, the second the Section.

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AAron, A Martyr in Britaine, Fol. Sect. 206. 19
From Abraham to the law, what time. 278. 2
Abbey of Saint Albans guelded by King William Conqueror. 419. 25
Abbot of S. Albans his answer to Lewis of France demaun∣ding homage. 509. 4
Abbot of Hales hāged. 620, 46
George Abbot (after Archbi∣shop of Canterbury) the first Preacher sent into Scotland, for an vnion in the Hierarchy. 888. 26
Abbot of Lewis with others ta∣ken prisoners by the French. 593. 4
Absolution by the Minister, how allowable. 887. 11
Academies or Vniuersities in Britaine. 168 8.
Acon or Acres, the same that Ptolemais. 475. 30. 542. 3
- Besieged by Christian Prin∣ces. 476. 31
- Rendred vnto the Christians, and sacked. 476. 32
- Deliuered from the siege of the Sultan of Babylon. 542. 3
Adam d' Orlton or Torleton Bi∣shop of Hereford, sideth with Queene Isabel against the Spensers. 561. 6
His aequiuocating writ for the death of King Edward the 2. 566. 7
Adda King of Bernicia. 302. 2
Adela, Adelicia, Adeliza, or Alice, third daughter of Wil∣liam Conqueror. 445 1
Adela, Adelicia, Adeliza, or A∣lice, daughter of Ieffrey Duke of Louaine, second wife to K. Henry the first. 440. 42
Remarried to William Daube∣ney Earle of Arundel. 442 61
Adelme a rebel, vanquished by King Cuthred. 299. 13
His victory and restoring to fauour. ibidem.
Adminius a King of the Britans his coine. 175. a
Being banished flieth to Ca∣ligula Caesar. 192. 3
AElianus an vsurper of the Ro∣mane Empire. 246. 3
L. AElius Caesar to Adrianus. 119. 8
His Coine. ibidem
Aelphegus Archbishoppe of Canterbury martyred by the Danes. 392. 16
AEmilianus Maurus defeateth the Goths. 243. 5
- Is made Emperour. ibidem.
- His descent 243. 1
- Murdred by his souldiers. 243. 3
- His short raign. Ibidem
C. Iulius Aemilianus his coine. 243.
AEquinoctium what it is. 185. 16
AEsar, left in the name of Cae∣sar, what it signified. 749. 70
AEthelgida King Seberts wife where entombed. 301. 3
AEthelmere, elect Bishoppe of Winchester. 529. 76
AEtius Gouernour in France, vnder Valentinian the third, 279. 5
Sent vnto from the▪ Britaines, 281. 12
Agatha wife to Edward the Out-law, both parents to Ed∣gar Etheling. 384. 21
Agincourt, See Azincourt.
Agreement betweene King Stephen, and Henry Fitz-Em∣presse. 453. 47
Agreement betweene Richard 1. King of England, and Philip King of France, at the setting forth to the Holy-land. 474. 14
Agreement betweene King Ri∣chard the first, and King ••an∣cred of Sicilie. 474. 19
Iul. Agricola made Britaine a Prouince. 172 5
Found it to bee an Iland, ibid.
Iul. Agricola Lieutenant vnder the Romans in Britain. 211. 10
- He vanquisheth the Ordouices ibidem.
- Not vainglorious. 211. 12
- Good to the poore. ibid.
- Cureth blind and lame mira∣culously. 211. 14
Iul. Agricola enlarged the Ro∣man Empire. 212. 5
- His opinion of Ireland. 213. 4
- He sercheth out the limits of Britaine. 213. 6
- Winneth the field against Gal∣gacus. 215. 12
- Receiueth triumphall orna∣ments. 215. 16
Agrippina wife to Claudius Cae∣sar, worketh his death. 196.2
A monster of the femall sexe, 199. 19
Aidan a Christian Bishoppe in Scotland. 336. 4
Aimerie de Valence putteth king Robert Bru••e to flight. 550. 51
Alane D. of Britaigne in France sideth with K. Stephen. 449.25
His description. ibid.
Alaricus a valiant Goth the scourge of Rome. 276. 4
Albane Martyr in Britain. 206. 19
- Beheaded. 255. 11
- Canonized a Saint. 345. 11
Saint Albans Monastery builte. ibidem.
Founded by king Offa. 307. 12
Battell at S. Albans, the first. 667. 64
Battell at S. Albans the second. 672. 93
Duke of Albanie offereth bat∣tell to the Earle of Surrey with all curtesie. 760. 49
His answere to the Scotish Nobility, disswading offen∣siue warre. 761. 51
Albemarle Earle sideth with K. Stephen. 249. 25
Albertus Cardinall, and Arch-Duke of Austria, Gouernour in the Low-Countries. 367. 258
Albigenses what maner of He∣retikes. 514. 21
Warred vpon by King Lewis of France. ibid.
Albina the beautifull daughter of Dioclesian. 158. 4
Clod. Albinus Lieutenant in Britaine. 225. 8
- Entituled Caesar. ib. 227. 3.
- His Coines. 279. 8. 227. 3
Made successor in the Em∣pire. 228.2
- His death plotted. 228. 2
- Proclaimed Traitor. ibid.
- Vanquished by Septim. Seue∣rus. 228. 3
- A valiant Captaine. ibid.
Saint Albins battell in France. 734. 24
Albinus the Abbot an Historio∣grapher. 163. 15
Albion a name of Britaine, im∣posed by the Gr••cians. 158. 4
- Whereof so called. ibid.
- A name of long continuance. 158. 4
Albion a Giant. ibid.
Albion whence deriued. ibidem
Alcaron of Mahomet. 323
Alcibiades, faire, being olde. 204. 7
Alcuinus borne in Yorke, in∣structer to Charles the Great. 388. 10
Aldred Archbishop of Yorke, 416. 5
Aldulfe King of the East-Ang∣les. 310. 10
- His Coine. ibid.
- His raigne. ibid.
Alectus his trecherie. 255. 8
- His Coine. ibid.
- Slaine. ibidem. 9
Alen Cardinall his traiterous libel. 857. 187
Alexander Abbot of the Bene∣dictines, heartneth King Iohn against Pope Innocentius. 497 40
Depriued by the Pope. ibid.
Alexander Bishop of Chester cleareth himselfe of disloyal∣ty, 520. 45
K. Alexander the Great, whi∣ther he came into Britaine. 168. 9
His picture in Gades. 183. 1
Alexander K. of Scots a peace∣maker betwixt Henry the 3. King of England, and his LL. 523. 57
Alexander the third, King of Scots, espouseth Margaret, daughter of Henry the third, King of England. 530 79
- His witty insinuation to K. Henry the third, in the be∣halfe of Philip Louel. 530 79
- He with his Queene highly entertained in England. 533 86
Alexander Seuerus made Em∣perour of Rome. 235. 1
- His parentage and breeding ibid.
- A louer of Liberall Sciences, and a fauourer of christiās ib.
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- His Iustice. ibidem 3
- His martiall prowesse. ibidem
- His bounty. ibidem
- His Coine. 235. 1
- Murdered, 236. 4
- His raigne and age. ibidem
Alexander King of Scots dieth of a fal from his horse. 345. 18
Alexander King of Scots mar∣rieth the Lady Ioan, sister to Henry the third. 511. 12
Alexander Neuil Archbishop of Yorke, remoued from king Richard the second, 604. 77
Alexander the 5. Pope, chosen in lieu of the 2. Antipapes. 620. 47
Alexander Prince of Scotland knighted by Iohn King of England. 498. 45
Alexander Seton slaine by Ed∣ward Bailiol 568. 24
Alexianus, Caesar to Heliogaba∣lus▪ 235. 1
Named afterwards Alexan∣der Seuerus. ibidem
Alfonsus or Alphonsus, son of King Edward the first, his death and buriall. 52. 60
Alfonse King of Spain claimeth Gascoigne. 531. 82
- He quitteth his claime. ibid. 83
- His good aduise to K. Hen∣ry the third. 531. 83
Alfwald King of Northumber∣land murdred. 305. 21
His raigne and Issue ibidem
Algitha the wife of King Ed∣mund Ironside 383. 20
Alfgiua wife of King Canutus barren, yet seemed fruitfull. 392. 19
Prince Alfred, King Canute his sonne, right heire to the Crowne of England, entrap∣ped by fraud, bereft of his eyes, and cruelly tormented 395. 6. 7
Algar; Leofriks sonne banished 403. 3
Algith, widdow of Gruffith Ap-Lhewelin, King of North-Wales, King Harolds wife. 408. 53
After Harold was slaine, liued in Westchester priuate. ibidem
Alice, See Adela.
Alice daughter to King William the Conqueror 426. 74
- Her Issue. ibidem
- At last a professed Nunne, ib.
Alice daughter of Lewis King of France, married to Rich∣ard King Henry the second his sonne 467. 85
Alice sister to Philip King of France, contracted to Rich∣ard the first, King of Eng∣land. 475. 22
- Supposed to haue had a child by his Father King Henry the second ibidem 22
- Restored to her brother. 480. 62
- Married to Iohn Earle of Pontif, or Ponthiew. 48••
Alice daughter of King Edward the first 552. 66
Dame Alice Piers, abuseth the old age of King Edward the third, as his Concubine. 588. 148
A most insolent woman. ib. 149
Alice Piers banished. 591. 1
Alipius Lieutenant vnder the Romans in Britaine. 265. 4
Interrupted by feareful fires in reedifying of Ierusalem, 265. 4
Alkfrid King of Northumber∣land an excellent Philosopher. 304. 12
His life, raigne, death, and Issue. ibidem.
Alphon what it signifieth. 158. 4
Alphonso K. of Galicia first foun∣der of Portugal much renow∣ned. 426. 77
Alphonso, O- Campo leader of Spaniards to inuade Ireland. 875. 317
- Taken prisoner, ibid. 319
- Alpion. 158. 4
Alricke King of Kent, the last in lineal succession. 294. 14
His raigne and death. 295. 14
An Altar stone portrayed. 239
Altar to the Goddesse Suria. 222. 5
To Goddesse Fortuna. 222. 4
Alured, alias Alfred conuerteth the Danes to Christianity. 205. 17
Alured, murdreth his Soue∣raigne, and becommeth king of Northumberland. 305. 20
His descent and issue, ibidem Expelled out of his King∣dome. ibid.
Ambition and emulation of the ancient States of Britain, 172. 3
Ambresbury Abbey founded, 372. 17
Ambresbury, whence it tooke the name. 315
Saint Ambrose Bishoppe of Millaine excommunicateth and absolueth Theodosius the Emperour. 275. 8
America first discouered, 746 62
Amitie solemnely made be∣tweene William King of the Scots, and Iohn King of Eng∣land. 488. 14
The same renewed by two crosse marriages, 497. 41
Amity, betweene King Philip of France, and King Iohn of England. 488. 14
Amity betweene Henry the 5 King of England, and Charles the 6. King of France, vpon what conditions. 641. 52
Amond a King of the Danes. 356. 4
Amphibalus a Martyr, Saint Al∣bans teacher. 206. 19. 255. 11
Anarchie in France. 583. 20
Ancalites where seated. 173. 4
An Anchorits counsell to the British Bishops and Doctors touching Austin the Monke, 330. 11
Andates Goddesse of victorie. 167. 8
Andragathis a murderer drow ••neth himselfe. 273. 7
S. Andrewes Church in Welles founded. 299. 15
Androgorius, is Mandrubacius, 173. 5
Angiers wonne by a stratagem. 493. 28
Ruined. 484 4
Angle-lond. 1. England, whence the name is deriued, imposed first by Egbert. 160. 9
Angles, what nation. 284. 6
Anglesey inuaded, and the in∣habitāts cruelly vsed. 431. 29
Anglia, whence it tooke name. 285. 10. 11
Old Anglia. 285. 10
Anlafe, sonne of Danish Gur∣mo baptized. 366. 3
Anlafe Sithricks sonne chased into Ireland. 364 5
- Called by Writers King of the Irish. 364 7
- His stratagem. ibid.
- His souldiers fidelity. ibidem
- His Coine. 364, 9
- Called out of Ireland, to bee King of the Danes in Nor∣thumberland, 365. 2
- Baptized. 366. 3
- Sent backe againe into Ire∣land. 367. 3
Anlafe King of Norway bapti∣zed. 376. 9
Anlafe a leader of the Danes, 378. 23
Anne Dutchesse of Britain mar∣ried by Proxie, with what Ce∣remonies. 736. 28
Queene Anne wife to King Ri∣chard the second dieth, with many other great Ladies. 605. 60
Buried in Westminster. 610. 19
Queene Anne, King Richard the 3. his wife dieth, 722. 42 726. 61
- Her buriall ibidem
- Her patentage, and double marriage. 726 61
Anne Askew burned in Smith∣field for Religion. 780. 112
- Put on the racke. ibib.
- Her tormenting displeased King Henry the 8. 780. 113
- Her commendable partes. 780. 11. 12.
- Scandalized, and slandred by a Romanist Writer. 780. 112
Anne Bullen second wife to K. Henry the eight, her descent. 770. 80. 785, 137
- Her Religion. 770, 81
- Inuested Marchionesse of Pembroch. 770. 82. 785. 137
- Married to King Henry the eight. ibidem
- Crowned Queene of Eng∣land 771. 85
- A great louer of the Gospel. 771. 86
- Deliuered of a dead childe. 771, 67
- Charged with high Trea∣son, and sent to the Tower. 771. 87
- Defended. 771. 88
- Condemned for adultery, & incest, and beheaded. 771. 89 Thought to die guiltlesse of the crime. 772. 92
- Her penancy 772. 93
- Her godlv life. ibid.
- Where enterred. 785. 137
Anne of Cleue married to King Henry the eight 779. 105
Anne of Cleue vpon dislike on∣ly diuorced from King Henry the eight. 779. 21. 785. 139
- Her parentage. 785. 139
- The fourth wife of K. Henry the eight. ibidem
- No more to be stiled Queen Anne. 779. 108
Anniballianus his Coine. 262
Anselme Archbishop of Can∣terbury. 430. 19
- Held guilty of high Treason 432. 33
- Recalled home. 435. 5
- He standeth against married Priests. 436, 13
Anselme Archbishop of Canter∣bury goeth to Rome. 436, 13
His death. 438. 29
Anna King of the East Angles, slaine in battell by Penda, 310. 7
His raigne, issue and buriall. ibidem
Anthun a Duke of the South-Saxons 296. 4
Antioches Primacy before Romes 524. 60
Antona a riuer in Britan 194. 12
M. Antonie his gouernment, o∣uer what Prouinces. 188. 2
- Proclaimed enemy to the State. 188. 2
- Discomfited. ibid.
Don Antonio the expulsed King of Portugall, seeketh Queen Elizabeths protection, 863 226. 864, 232
His title to Portugall, 863. 227
Antoninus a gracious name a∣mong the Romans. 231. 1
The name abolished. 235. 6
Antoninus Caracalla, the same that Bassianus the Emperour, 213. 1
- He seeketh to Astrologers, 232. 7
- Is murdered. ibid.
- His coine together with his brother Geta 231. 1
- His natural properties 232. 5
- His incest with Iulia his fa∣thers wife, 232. 6
- His time of raigne 232. 8
- Slaine 232. 7. 8
Antoninus Pius Emperor 220, 1
- His Coine ibid.
- His birth and commendati∣on ibidem
- A great defender of the chri∣stians ibid. 4
- His Edict for their protectiō ibid. 5
- His Apophthegm 221, 5
- His personage, & commen∣dable parts ibidem 6
- His death, age and raigne. ib.
Anzazim an Assasine traite∣terously woundeth Prince Edward, after King Edward the first 542. 5
Ap-Arthur a fabulous Wri∣ter 317
Twelue Apostles of the King of Spaine 269. 266
Apprentise of the Law, what he is 615. 21
Apulder Castle built by the Danes 358. 20
Don Iohn D' Aquila sent out of Spaine into Ireland 875, 314
Aquitane how large a Dutchie 666. 60
Reuolteth from the English, 588, 147
L. Arbella her parētage. 756, 75
Arbogastes a traiterous murde∣rer of Valentinian the yonger Emperour. 273. 10
He killeth himselfe. 274, 5
Arcadius and Honorius Empe∣rours. Their Coines 275
Arcadius fellow Emperor with his father Theodosius 272. 4
Arcadius Emperour in the East 274, 6
His death and raign. 277, 11
Arch of victory on a Coin, 193
Archers English how forcible in times past 616, 28
Aristides a Philosopher of A∣thens, fauoureth Christianity. 219. 8
Arletta, the mother of K. Wil∣liam the Conquerour, mean∣ly descended 413, 26
Armes of King Arthur. 648 85 317
Armes of the Dukes of Bruns∣wick 289, 6, 470, 108
Armes of Brutus and the KK. of Troy 163, 13
Armes of England set before those of France at first. 572. 52
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Armes of Hengist, and Horsa, 289, 6
Armes of the Princes & Dukes of Sauoy, 228, 2, 290. 6
Armenia the fountain Region of all Nations. 162, 6
Armorica, i. Little Britaign in France 159, 6
- Giuen to British Souldiers, 279, 8, 9
- Conquered, ibidem
Armorica, a Prouince descri∣bed 279, 9
- The Diuision thereof ibidem
- It retaineth the British Dia∣lect 280, 9
Earle of Arraine, Lord Gouer∣nour of Scotland, 782, 121
Arrianisnic impugned by Chri∣stian Bishops 206, 19
Arrius Aper murdereth Nume∣rianus, 253, 4
Executed ibid.
Iames or Iaques d' Arteuile, a Burger of Gaunt, supporteth King Edward the third his quarrell in France. 570. 41
See more in Iaques.
Arthur King of the Britaines, begotten of dame Igrem, by Vter Pendragon. 316
- His battels against the Sax∣ons. ibidem
- His Acts. 291, 16
- A benefactor to Glastenbury
- Abbey, ibidem. 207. 21
- Of Roman bloud ibidem
- Slaine by Mordred. 317
- His raigne. ibid.
- His buriall ibid
- His body found interred. ib.
- His Monument 318
- His Ensigne or Armes. 206 20. 207. 21. 316. 1
Arthur sonne of Geffrey, fourth sonne of King Henry the se∣cond, heire apparant to king Richard 1. 470. 105
Supposed to be made away by King Iohn his vncle. 470. 105
Arthur Nephew to King Rich∣ard the first, Duke of Britain, 478. 44
Arthur Duke of Britaigne, and Iohn competitors for the Crowne of England 484, 2
- Arthur his adherents. ibid. 3
- Committed by his mother▪ to the protection of Philip King of France. 484. 3
- Reconciled to King Iohn, 485. 7
- Hee slieth fro m him for fear. ibid.
- Committed to strait custo∣die in the Castle of Roan, 490 18
- His death. 490. 19. 20
Arthur Earle of Richmond, made Constable of France, 653. 10
Arthur Lord Lisle, Base sonne to King Edward the fourth. 692. 150
Dieth of an excessiue ioy. ibidem
Arthur eldest sonne of King Henry the seuenth, Prince of Wales, weddeth Katherine of Spaine. 747. 63
A Prince of great towardnes. Ibid.
- His death, bookes and lear∣ning. ibid.
- Whether he did consummate actually the marriage with his wife Katherine. 447. 63
Duke Also of Cornwall, and Earle of Chester. 751
- His birth. 731. 11
- Life, death and place of buri∣all. 751. 72
Articles of attonment betwixt Iohn K. of England, and Philip King of Fran••e. 486. 8
Articles of peaee betweene K. Edward the third, and Lewis of France. 510. 8
Articles agreed vpon by the Rebels in Cornwall, sent vnto King Edward the sixt: 806. 22
Answere of the King to them. 806 23
Sir Robert D' Art••is soliciteth K. Edward the third to claime the crown of France. 570. 37
Aruiragus a famous British King. 177. 14
- He weddeth Claudius the Em∣perour his daughter. 177. 14
- His coine. ib. 216
King Aruiragus in the time of Domitian. 194. 12
- His Coine. 216
- Hee resisteth the Romans pro∣ceedings. ibid.
Thomas Arundel Archbishop of Canterbury persecuteth Wick∣lifians. 625. 12
His strange death. 626. 14
Thomas Arundel Bishop of Ely, stoutly maintaineth Bishops temporalties. 600. 57
Earle of Arundel slaine. 657. 22
Ashdon field in Essex lost by the English against the Danes. 382. 13
Robert Aske Generall in the Yorkshire Insurrection. 773. 96
- His letters. 774. 96
- His haughty spirit ibid.
- Executed with others vpon a second insurrection of his. 778. 98
Assasines a sect of Sarazens in the East. 477. 43. 542. 5
Assendon field won against the Danes. 355. 8
Aspar a Captaine vnder Ʋa∣lentinian the third Emperour. 279. 5
He slew Iohn the vsurper. ib.
Astrologers what kind of peo∣ple. 202. 5
Thomas Astwood executed. 346. 60
Athanasius Bishop banished by Constantius. 264. 9
Recalled from exile by Iouia∣nus. 268. 4
King Athelstan his stile. 157. 13
Athelstan, See Gormond.
Athens kingdome of what continuance. 278. 2.
Atrius a Gouernour vnder Iu∣lius Caesar. 186. 3
Aualon. 1. Glastenbury. 202. 2
Audentius refuseth to bee Em∣perour. 233. 2
Augusta. 1. London. 270. 4
Augustus Caesar his raigne. 190. 7.
- His vertues. ibidem.
- His fault. ibidem.
- His deuotion euen towardes Christ. ibidem.
His stature and endowments of body. ibidem.
- His death. ibidem.
- See more in Octauian.
August the moneth why so called. 190. 7
Augustus a name sacred. 190. 7
S. Augustines Arm at Couentree at an high price. 392. 14.
Augustines or Austines Oke. 330. 11. 206. 20.
See more in Austen.
Auitall customes maintained. 460. 36
Aumbelliers a Castle in Nor∣mandie wonne. 636. 42
Sir Iohn Aunsley Knight, en∣treth combat with Katring∣ton, and is victor. 598. 44
M. Aurelius Emperour. 221. 1
- His Coine. ibidem.
- See more in Marcus.
Aurelius Ambrosius a valiant captaine of the Britans. 291. 15. 314. 3.
- Dieth of poison. 314 3
- His raigne. 315. 3
- Enterred in Stoneheng. ibid.
Aurelius Conanus King of the Britans. 319. 7
Reproued by Gildas. ibidem.
Aurelius Victorinus and his son vsurpers. 246. 3.
Murthered. ibidem.
Marcus Aurelius Emperour, his Coine. 220.
Aurelianus Emperour. 248. 1
- His parentage. ibidem
- His rising. ibidem
- Named Sword-bearer. ibid.
- His employments. ibidem.
- His valour. ibidem.
- His coine. 249. 6
- His indulgence to Christians. ibidem. 8
- Becomes a persecutor of chri∣stians. ibidem
- Scared with a thunderbolt. 249. 8
- His person & seuerity. 249. 9
Aureolus vsurpeth in Illyria 245. 1
Austin or Augustine the Monke 207. 20
sent into England 320
Saint Austins Church and Mo∣nastery in Canterbury. 330
- His questions to the Pope, 330
- See more in Augustine.
An Ayde granted for marriage of Mawde to Henry the 4. Emperour. 438. 33
Azincourt, alias Agincourt bat∣tell. 633. 60

B

B. No first radicall letter in any British word. 158. 6
Babel-Tower the cause of sun∣dry languages, and dispersi∣on of people, 161. 2
Babila Martyr. 266. 5
Anthony Babington, principall of a traiterous conspiracie, with others executed. 848. 111
Rob. Bacon a Preacher. 518. 37 His frank sermons & speech to King Henry the third. ib.
Roger Bacon his errour as tou∣ching Iulius Caesar his per∣spectiue glasses 183. 2
Roger Bacon his witty Apoph∣thegme. 518. 37
Badge of the Earle of Warwick 682, 55
Badge of Richard Duke of Glo∣cester, the white Bore. 725. 59
Lord Baddlesmere executed at Canterbnry. 559. 41
Sir Henry Bagnall Marshall in Ireland slaine valiantly figh∣ting. 873. 299
Iohn Bailiol crowned King of Scotland, 546. 23
- Doth homage to Edward the first, King of England for the Kingdome of Scotland, ibidem
- Disloyall to King Edward the first. 546. 25
- He renounceth his homage, 547. 27
- Resigneth the Crowne of Scotland to King Edward the first. 547. 30
- Sent to the Tower of Lon∣don 547. 31
- Deliuered to the Popes nun∣cios. 548. 38
Edward Bailiol sonne of Iohn Bailiol and his heire, clai∣meth the Crowne of Scot∣land against Dauid, 2. son to Robert Bruce 568, 24
Edward Bailiol inuadeth Scot∣land. 568. 24
- His two victories against Dauid 2 King of Scots. 568 24
- Crowned King of Scotland at Scone. 568. 26
- Established in the Kingdom of Scotland 569. 31
- He submitteth to Edward the third King of England 569. 32
- Hee conueyeth his Title to the Crowne of Scotland vn∣to King Edward the third, 581. 113
Iohn Ball a Priest, Chaplaine to Wat Tiler, and Iacke Straw. 595. 20
Balbinus See Clod. Balbinus
Roger Baldock Bishoppe of Norwich, and L Chancellour, with Spensers rule all, 361. 51 562. 58
Walter Baldocke Prior of Laund drawne and hanged. 616. 26
Roger alias Robert Baldocke, L. Chancellor put into Newgate where he died. 363. 68
Baldred last King of Kent, 295 17
Forced out of his kingdome ibidem
Baldwin first Earle of Flanders, 352
Slaine. 439. 38
Baldwine de Reduers resisteth King Stephen. 446. 6
Disherited and expulsed the land. ibid.
Baldwine Fitz-Gilbert his speech before battaile, 450 27
Baldwin sonne of King Stephen, his birth, death, and buriall, 454. 51
Baldwine Archbishop of Can∣terbury crowneth King Rich∣ard the first. 473. 5
Dieth in Palestine, in the ho∣ly voyage. 473. 8
Iohn Ballard a Seminary priest executed for treason. 848. 111
Lord of Balmerinoth found guilty of death, for deuising letters in King Iames his name, and sending them to Rome. 89••. 38
Bambrough Castle built 302
Ban, alias Bag & Bun, a place in Irelād, what it signifieth 463, 54
Banner of Constantine against Maxentius, &c. 260, 5
Banner with a golden Dragon, lost by Ethelbald. 342. 2
Banchor, alias Bangor in Wales, the first Monastery in the world. 206. 20
- Founded by King Lucius, 207, 20. 303. 7
- The mother of all other, 303. 7
Bangor or Banchor Monastery, and the Monks there descri∣bed. ibidem
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- How hee was rewarded for his treachery. ibidem
Banocksburne battell in Scot∣land. 558, 25. 735, 27
Baptisme priuate how allow∣able. 887. 20
L. Bardolfe wounded to death. 620. 46
Monsieur de Barbason, or Bra∣bason sentenced to death, es∣capeth by a quirke of He∣raldry. 645. 62
Robert Barnes burnt for Reli∣gion 780. 111
His Prayer. ibid.
Barnet field wonne by K. Ed∣ward the fourth, by what er∣rour. 683. 64
Barons forsake King Iohn, and deny their helpe. 500. 51. 501. 52
- Their disloyalty to K. Iohn, 503, 55
- They come into the field in armes against King Iohn. 503 55. 515. 24
- Shew themselues in open re∣bellion. 503. 56
- Cursed and excommunica∣ted from the Pope. 504 57
- They raile on the Pope. 504 5,
- They plotte to betray the Crown of England to Lewis Dolphine of Fran••e. 50 4. 58
- They demand their liberties of King Henry the third. 512 15
- Their rebellious message to King Henry the third, 515 24
- They contemne King Henry the third his summons to Parliament. 518. 37
- Their▪ traiterous errand to him. 518. 38
Barons and Bishoppes capitu∣late with King Henry the 3. in Parliament at Oxford, 533 93
- Their coniuration or mutu∣all oath. ibidem
- Come armed to the Parlia∣ment. 535. 93
Barons send twice to king Hen∣ry the third for a Pacificati∣on. 537. 99. 100
Barons hanged, drawne and quartered. 559 41
What Barons at once peri∣shed by hatchet and halter, vnder King Edward the se∣cond. 560. 43
Barrham Down, the place of Iulius Caesars Campe. 184, 6
Andrew Barton a Scot slaine, maketh quarrell betwee••e King Iames the fourth, and King Henry the eight. 754. 6
Gilbert Lord Basset rebelleth, 519. 39
Receiued into fauour. 520. 48
Bassianus sonne of Seuerus go∣uerneth the south part of Britaine. 229. 6
- His disloyalty. 229. 10
- Surnamed Antonius, and made Emperour. 229. 14
- Styled Brittanicus Maxi∣mus. 231. 1
- Surnamed Caracalla. 231. 1
- His Coine. 231
Bassianus the yonger, surnamed Heliogabalus Emperor, 234. 11
Battell at Basing on the Danes side, 355. 9
Battel, or Battell field between King Harold & William the Bastard, Duke of Normandy. 407. 38. 39. 415. 1
Battel Abbey founded. 424. 63
A Sanctuary or priuiledge place. 424. 64
Battell between Lewis King of France, and Henry the first King of England. 439. 38
Battell betweene King Stephen and his Barons. 450. 28
Battell of Bouines, 503, 55
Battell at Crescy. 577. 87 &c.
Battell of Poictiers. 582 116
Battell at Blore, where the Lan∣castrians lost the day. 668. 72
Battell of Shrewsbury▪ 617. 36
Battell of Spurs. 754. 8
Sir Henry de Bath, a bribing Iusti••iar. 530. 78
Sir Henry de Bath proscribed by King Henry the third his owne mouth. 530. 78
Beati Pacifici, the Mot of Iames King of Great Britaine, &c. 161. 11
Beatrice or Beatrix Countesse of Prouince, landeth at Do∣uer. 526. 67.
Mother to 5. Queenes. ibid.
Beatrice daughter to K. Edward the first 552. 69
Thomas Beauchamp Earle of Warwicke, his valor & death 586. 139
Richard Beauchamp Earle of Warwicke, Regent of France 660. 36
His death ibid.
Henry Beauford sonne of Ed∣mund Duke of Somerset, stan∣deth for K. Henry the sixt, 667. 66
- Beaufort a surname, who im∣posed first. 606 94
- Whence it came. 590
Thomas Beaufort, half brother to King Henry the fourth, L. Chancellor. 620. 47
Henry Beaufort Bishoppe of Winchester, his dignities and Titles. 623, 3
- He perswadeth war against France. 636. 39
- Hee taketh the Crowne to pawne of King Henry the fifth 645. 65. 636. 39
- The rich Cardinall 645, 65
Henry Beaufort Duke of Som∣merset taken and beheaded. 676, 15
Beaulieu Abbey built. 487. 11
A Sanctuary. ibidem
Bishoppe of Beauois taken pri∣soner in fight, all armed, 480. 60
What answere he had from the Pope, ibidem.
Beaumont King Henry the first his pallace at Oxford. 442. 59
Iohn L. Beaumont, high Con∣stable of England. ••62. 41
Thomas Becket Chancellor of England. 456, 3
- His birth, profession, rising, and aduancement 457, 11
- Reputed a Martyr. ibidem
- Archbishoppe of Canterbu∣ry vpon the death of Theo∣bald ibid.
- Debate betweene Thomas Becket, and King Henry the second, vpon what occasi∣ons. 457. 12
- He opposeth and contesteth with the King, and claimeth regalities. 457. 13
- What points he would not yeeld vnto, 457, 15
- Promiseth to obserue the Kings lawes, bona fide, &c, 458, 19
- Hee relapseth from his pro∣mises, 458, 20
- He sweares in verbo Sacer∣dotali, to keepe constitutio∣nes auitas 458.21
- He would not subscribe, ib.
- Called to account, and sun∣dry wayes molested, 458, 23
- Adiudged of periury and treason 458, 459, 23
- He disguiseth himself vnder the name of Dereman, and goeth into Flanders ibidem
- All his kindred banished the Realme, 459, 26
- He excommunicateth Gil∣bert Bishop of London. 406 32
- An accord treated betwixt the King and Thomas Becket 461, 34
- Thomas Becket publisheth the Popes letters of suspen∣sion, against Roger Archbi∣shop of Yorke, and Hugh Bishoppe of Durham. 461 40
- Murdered in the Church of Canterbury by foure knights 461.41
- Censured after his death di∣uersly. 461. 42. 43
- His murderers flie. 461. 44
Thomas Becket canonized a Saint by Pope Alexander. 464. 63
His rich shrine defaced. 778. 100
Beda his historie 163. 15
- What he was 305. 16
- His story dedicated to king Ceolnulph ibidem
Beda a Saxon Monke writeth partially. 322
Sir Simon de Bedford hanged with Roger Mortimer, 568. 23
Bedford Castle forced by siege, and demolished. 513. 18
Beech trees grow plentifully in Britaine. 160. 7
Beleos Cimbros. 161, 7
Beleus the King his habergeon. ibidem
Belga 1. Welles. 207. 21
Robert Beliasme against King Henry the first. 436. 12
- He and his associates abiure the land. ibidem
- A bloudy and vnnaturall wretch. 438. 30
- Taken and emprisoned. ibid.
Robert Belknap his saying when he subscribed to humor king Richard the second, against the popular and reforming Lords. 603. 72
Robert Belknap with other Iud∣ges and chiefe Lawyers ar∣rested vpon the Bench, and sent to the Tower. 604 78
Sir Walter de Bendley his for∣tunate seruice in little Bri∣taine. 581. 11
Saint Bennets Abbey in Nor∣folke. 392, 14
Sir Henry Bennifield Lieutenāt of the Tower, a straite Iay∣ler to Lady Elizabeth. 823 60
Beorn King of the East-Angles 311. 12
Beorn Bocadors wife, in the case of Lucretia 387. 34
Himself allied vnto the Danish royall bloud. 386, 6
Berengaria daughter of Sanches the fourth King of Nauarre, her descent. 482
- Married to King Richard the first. 475. 25
- Her loue to him, and her o∣ther vertues. 479. 54
Berengaria daughter to King Edward the first 552. 65
Berenice the beautifull Queene of Iewry 212. 4
Bericus a British fugitiu••. 193. 3
Bericke his murther & falshood to his Prince. 388. 7. 8
Saint Berin, an Italian Diuine, 297. 7
Bishoppe of Do••chester. ibid.
Berking Abbey built. 310. 7.
Bernardus Andreas of Tholous a Poet Laureat. 728. 4
Instructer to Prince Arthur, King Henry the seuenth his eldest sonne. ibidem.
Bernicia a Prouince in the Kingdome of Northumber∣land. 302 1
Bernulph King of Mercia by vsurpation 308. 16
- His coine. ibidem
- Slaine in skirmish. ib. 348. 7
Berosus a Writer late comforth suspected and reiected. 158. 3
A forged Author 162. 9
Berta a vertuous Christian La∣dy espoused to King Ethel∣bert 329, 3
Where buried 332. 15
Bertfrid a sonne of King Edred 368, 7
Berthulfe King of Mercia, as tributary. 308. 19
His Coine ibidem
Berthun a Duke of the South-Saxons slaine 296. 4
Bertram de Glequin, or Glesquin a braue warriour 585, 133
- Faileth the English. 587. 140
- Made Constable of France, 587. 143
- Marshall of France taken prisoner by Sir Iohn Chan∣dois 584. 128
Bertram de Gurdon, killeth▪ King Richard the first 481, 69
Fleyed quicke and hanged, ibidem
Peregrine Bertu, L. Willoughby, General of the aids for Hen∣ry king of Nauarre in France 867. 255
Berwick wonne by the English, 546 26
- Recouered by the Scots. 559 3▪
- Lost, and regained by Henry Percy Earle of Northum∣berland. 598. 45
Surprised and regained by the Scots 581. 113
- Burnt and dismanteled, ibid.
- Deliuered vp to the English 689. 111
- Surprised by the Scots, and recouered within 9. dayes, 594 9
Bethlem a Monastery erected, 648. 83
Beton Archbishop of S Andrews 782, 121
Iohn of Beuerley a godly prea∣cher of Wicklifs doctrine, 626, 15
Executed as an Heretike, ib,
Bible in English commanded to be read in Churches, 778 101
Bible presented to Queene Eli∣zabeth, and graciously re∣ceiued. 832. ••
Bible torne by the Rebels of the North. 842, 65
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New translation of the Bible in English intended, and com∣manded by Iames King of Great Britaine, &c. 888. 25
- The same published. 888. 25
Bibroces what inhabitants. 173. 2
Hugh Bigot or Bigod Earle of Norfolke sideth with King Henry the younger, against King Henry the second his father. 465. 73
Hugh Bigod, or Bigot chiefe Iu∣sticiar of England 535. 63
Hugh Bigot or Bigod holdeth the Castle of Norwich against all but King Stephen. 446. 8
Sideth with King Stephen, & is described 449. 25
Francis Bigot in the Yorkeshire Commotion, or holy Pilgri∣mage. 774. 97
Hugh Bigod or Bigot Duke of Norfolke, rendreth vp his Castle to King Henry the 2. 456. 7
Bishops and Archbishops ere∣cted in England. 206. 18
Archbishoppe of Bourges his proud speech in Ambasse to King Henry the 5. 628. 27
Bishops remoued, and others in their Sees placed. 817. 15
Bishops how they were buried 487. 11
Bishops temporalities restored. 600. 57
Bi••hop an additament of ho∣nour in the Romane Empe∣rours stile 251. 1
Bithrike or Brithicke, King of West-Saxons his Coine. 299 16
Poisoned vnwittingly by his owne wife. ibid.
Black•• Crosse of Scotland, a Iewell. 567. 13
Blacke Prince, See in Edward.
Blacke•• Heath-field. 742. 47
Blackelow a place where Piers Gaueston lost his head. 556 14
Blanch Queene mother of France her policy to hinder the English designes. 514. 23
Blanch daughter to King Ed∣ward the first 552, 70
Blach Taque a fourd in the ri∣uer of Some. 575. 85
Blazing starre. 373, 2
Walter Blewet executed, 746, 6
Blore battell. 668. 72
Bloudy-toure in the Tower of London, why so called. 691. 119
Charles Blunt Lord Montioy Lord Lieutenant Generall of Ireland. 874. 310
- His exploites in Vlster, and Lease. 874. 311
- In the Glinues. ••75. 313
- See more in Montioy.
Sir Christopher Blunt beheaded on Tower-hill. 889. 244
Boadicea, or Boudicea, Queene of the Icenians. 170, 2
Body a Commissioner for pul∣ling downe Images, killed. 805, 19
Boduo, i. Boadicea Queen of the Iceni. 176. 13
- Wife to Prasulagus, King of of the Iceni, 198. 9, 176. 13
- Chosen leader of the Iceni. 198. 13
- Surpriseth the Colonie, Ca∣malodunum. 198. 14
- Putteth Petilius Cerealis to flight. 198, 15
- Slew seuenty thousand Ro∣mane Citizens, and Prouin∣ciall confederates together 198. 16. 176. 13
- Surueieth in person the troupes of her Army, 199 18
- Queene Boadicea or Boduo her attire. ibidem
  - Her speech to her Army. 199 19
  - Her victory of the Romans, 176. 13
  - Poisoneth her selfe. 177, 200, 21
  - Her Coine. ibidem.
Bodotria, 1. Edenburgh Frith. 212. 6
Boduni yeeld to Plautius. 193. 5
Bohemians lament the death of Iohn Hus, and Ierome of Prage. 630. 36
Humfrey de Boh••n Earle of He∣reford taken prisoner, and recouered by exchange. 558 25
Slain by a Welshman. 559. 39
Boier Maior of Bodmin hanged by Martiall law. 807. 28
Bologne or Bullen, besieged by King Henry the seuenth. 737 31
Sir Thomas Boleine or Bullen, Viscount Rochford, Earle of of Wiltshire, &c. his descent. 770. 80
Si•• Godfrey Boleine or Bullen, Lord Maior of London, 770 80
His grauestone ibid.
Boleins or Bul••••ns, an ancient family in Norfolke. ibidem
His charity ibidem
Sir Godfrey Bolein ancestor to Queen Anne Bolein, and to Queene Elizabeth of famous memory. 667, 69
Hee keepeth London quiet, notwithstanding the great troupes of Yorkists, and Lancastrians, ibidem
George Bolein or Bullen Lord Rochford beheaded 771. 89
Bolton Prior of Saint Barthol∣mewes in London, buildeth on the toppe of Harrow hill, Wherefore 771, 83
Bonifacius Archbishoppe of Canterbury. 525. 62
Bononia, 1. Buloigne, 263, 6
Bonosus rebelleth against Pro∣bus. 252. 6
- His birth. ibidem
- A mighty drinker ibidem
- He hangeth himselfe, ibidem
Doctor Borne assaulted with a dagger at Pa••les Crosse, 817, 15. 825. 75
Bosworth field, 725, 58
Bouines battell. 503. 55
Bradney monastery in Lincoln∣shire founded. 341. 3
Sir Robert Brakenbury Lieute∣nant of the Tower, denieth to murther King Edward the fifth, and his brother Richard 715, 16
Sir Nicholas Brambre late L. Maior of London plotteth to destroy Thomas of Woodstock Duke of Glocester, 602. 68
Duke of New Troy executed 604, 78
Charles Brandon Duke of Suf∣folke marrieth Queen Mary, widdow to King Lewis the 12. of France 756. 22
- His two ••onnes died of the English swet 811. 605
- See more in Charles Brandon
Sir William Brandon Standard∣bearer to Henry Earle of Richmond, slaine by King Richard the thirde, 725, 57
Rainold Bray, employed about the marriage of Henry Earle of Richmond, with Elizabeth daughter to King Edward the fourth. 718, 28
He maketh a faction against King Richard the third. 719. 31.
Henry de Braybr••oke, Iusticiar Itinerant, imprisoned in Bed∣ford Castle. 513. 18
Nicholas Breinbre, alias Bram∣bre, Alderman of London, Knighted, and endowed with lands. 596. 25
Brennus a Britaine or Cimbrian 162. 5
Falcasius, alias Foulke de Brent, vsurpeth Earledomes, and holdeth Castles., 511. 11
- His outrage and rebellion. 513, 18
- A Norman, his birth and ri∣sing 513. 18
- Vpon submission pardoned & banished, ibidem,
- Lieutenant of Bedford Castle. ibidem
- Taken and hanged. ibid.
Bretta a Spanish word. 159. 6
William de Bruse, disloyall to K. Iohn, flieth into France. 497 42.
- His wife raileth vpon King Iohn ibid.
- Her strange present to the Queene, King Iohns wife, ibidem
Bridania. 159▪ 6
Bridewell an house of correcti∣on, giuen to the City of Lon∣don 814. 85
Bridgenorth, more truly Bruge-North▪ 456, 4
M. Bridges Lieutenant of the Tower, his fauour to the La∣die Elizabeth 823. 60
Brigants what people 220. 3
- They make an Insurrection, ibidem
- Subdued by Petilius Cerealis 211. 8
Brightn••d slaine by the Danes, 570. 7
Brightwold, Monke of Glasten∣bury his vision. 398. 2
Brigit an holy maid, canonized a Saint. 630, 35
Briget or Brigit a Monastery e∣rected. 648. 83
Bristow a fugitiue maintaineth Pius Quintus his Bull against Qu••ene Elizabeth. 844. 76
Brit or Brith 159. 7 the original radix, or primitiue of Bri∣tani••. ibid.
What it signifieth. ibid.
Britaine Admirall of the seas, 155, 1
- A Garden of pleasure, ibid.
- Store-house of profite, ibid.
- Lady of all other Ilands, ib.
- Another world 155. 2
- The great Iland. ibid,
- Compared to a dish, or two headed axe, 155. 3
- Discouered to bee an Iland ibidem
- Thought to haue been one continent with France. 155. 4
- The bounds thereof. 155. 5
- The length. ibidem
- The bredth. 156. 5
- The site of Britaine, 156. 6
- The aire and soile. 156, 6, 7,
- British seas war••e. 156. ••
- British sea-winds. ibid••••
- British seas fit for traffi••ke, ibidem
- The commodities thereof, ibidem
- Britaine aboundeth with all sorts of graine. 156. 9
- The seat of Queene Ceres ibidem
- Well stored with timber, ib.
- A Paradise of pleasure, ibid.
- ...Britaine ••irst discouered to be an Iland. 172. 5
- In Britaine the nightes not voide of light. 156. 10
- Britaine full of mettal mines ibidem
- Taken from the fortunate I∣lands. 156. 11
- Sustained eleuen Kings, 157 12.
- British Empire limited with the Orcades and Pyrenean mountaines. 157▪ 13
- Britaines first names and in∣habitants not discouered, 157. 1
- How anciently stamped. 158 4
- First peopled from the Galls or Gaule. 162. 6
- Britaine so named, first by the Grecians 158. 5
- Why so named. ib.
- Britaine first mentioned, by what Greeke Writers. 160▪ 7
- Peopled before Noahs floud 161, 1
- Diuided into three king∣domes. 160. 9
- Britaine Sea coasts peopled out of Belgia and Gallia. 162 6.
- Conquered by the Romans and reduced to a Monarchy 177. 15
- Without forrain garrison, and gouernment in Tiberius Cae∣sars dayes. 191. 4
- Britaine eaten by her owne vipers 199. 20
- Britaine the fairest plume in the Romane Diadem, 280. 13
- Exhausted of her Natiues, & very flowre. 280. 11
Britaigne or Britaine in France, annexed to the Crowne of France. 735. 25
- Britain or Bretaign in France, defended by King Henry the seuenth against the French. 735. 25
- Britaines downefall▪ 281
- Britaine abandoned of Ro∣man Garrisons. 281. 1
- Conuerted her Conquerors to the faith of Christ. 205. 14
- The first Prouince that by publicke ordinance receiued the faith. 205. 18. 222. 6
- Wholy discouered by Iulius Agricola. 215. 15
Britannus the father of Celtice, 159. 6
Britanes assisted the Galles a∣gainst Caesar 162. 8
- Their multiplicity, and com∣munion of wiues. 167. 6
- More giuen to warre then to husbandry. 200. 22
- Their Diet 167. 7
- Slaine to the number of 80. thousand men 200. 20
- Professed Christianity, before it came from Rome. 207. 22
- Their ba••ley drinke. 167. 7
- Conuerted many Countries and by what preachers. 207. 2 22.
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- Vnskilfull in making cheese, 167. 7
- Ciuilized by Iul. Agricola. 211. 13
- Their persons. 166
- Britans the first Conuerts, 204 9
- Their cu••••omes and manners in old time. 166. 167
- Britans sore infested by Scots and Picts 279. 6
- Forsaken quite of the Romans ibidem
- Britaines f•• e into Wales, and there remaine. 321. 10
- Transported out of the Ilands to the Roman warres. 279. 8
- Their Religion and Learning 167▪ 8
- Sent into Armorica. 280. 9
- Flie into Armorica. 280▪ 10
- Flie diuers wayes, and are op∣pressed with famine 282. 3. 4
- Their commerce and trafficke 169. 10
- Trus••ing in God, vanquishe Irish and Picts. 282. 4
- Their shipping. 169. 11
- In time of plenty, multiply sinnes. 282. 4. 5
- Their manner of warre. 169. 13
- Britans debarred passing ouer Offaes Ditch. 349. 17
- Britans liued long 167. 4
- Their conditions and dispo∣sitions. ibidem
- Their domesticke matters, 167. 5
- Britans driuen into the West-Angle of the Isle. 298. 9
- Their townes and manner of building. 167, 5
- Their Ambassage and speech to the Saxons 283. 7
- Abandon the land. 290. 12
- They died, and painted their bare bodies, and wore no garments. 167. 2
- Britans and Galls like in ma∣ny respects. 162. 8
- They colored themselus with Woad 159. 7
- The ofspring of Gomer. 162. 6
- Their ornaments. 167. 2
- Some Britans clad in leather. ibidem
- Britans submission to Caesar, generally pretended by a second Ambassage. 184, 7
- Their haire. 167, 3
- They wauer in performance, 184. 9
- They reuolt. ibid.
- Their complexio ns 167, 3
- Their manner of fight. 185. 13
- Their wit 167. 3
- They assemble a great power 185. 15
- Their horses; footmen and armour. 169. 13
- Leaue the field, and retire in∣to their seuerall prouince, 186. 8
- They sweare fealty to Augu∣stus Caesar, and become sub∣iect to the Romans. 189. 5
- Pay tolls and customs to the Roman state. ibidem
- Detaine tribute and reuolt, 189. 3
- Take heart againe ibidem▪
- Rebell in Neroes time. 198. 9
Britans wall, the Sea. 195. 15
Britan house in Holland, 192. 3
Brithicke or Bithricke King of the West Saxons his coine, 299
Brithin a drinke. 159. 6
British gouernement in olde time. 170. 1
Not meere Monarchicall, somewhat Aristocraticall. 170. 1
British States submit to Caesar, 183. 3 186. 9.
British women valourous in fight. 169. 1
British Nobility massacred, 285, 8
British women faire, & of good feature, 167. 3
British Writers vary from Cae∣sars reports. 187. 12
British companies seruing Cae∣sar in the warres. 280, 11
British Princes that withstood the Saxons from V••rtigern, to Cadwallader 312
Ralph Briton Treasurer of the Kings Chamber displaced. 517. 31
Briton 159. 6
Britona a Nimph 159. 7
Britons in France, came from the Britaines 159. 6
Britons dislike of the French kings gouernment. 594. 9
George Brooke executed for treason. 886. 15
Sir George Browne beheaded. 720. 36
Robert Bruce or Bruse, maketh head against King Edward 2. 557. 21
- Purposeth to make himselfe King of Scots 550. 49
- His escape and stratageme. ibidem
- He killeth Cumin. 550. 49
- Crowned King of Scotland, ibidem
- Put to flight 550. 5
- His misery ibidem 51
- His magnanimity, 551. 51
- He maketh head againe▪ ibid. 53
- His modest and deuout car∣riage against the battell, 557. 21
- He inuadeth Northumber∣land. 557. 18
- Hee dieth of the Leprie. 567. 12
- His worthy praise ibidem
William de Bruse, or Brausia in∣tercepted by the Welsh, 515. 25
Hanged by Llewelin, and wherefore ibid.
Thomas Broughton an abettor to Lambert against K. Henry the seuenth. 732. 18
Slain in battell at Stoke. 733 22
Bruno supposed to bee the first progenitor of those in Brūs∣wicke. 284. 1
Brute after some, gaue name to Britaine. 158. 6
Brute descended from Iupiter. 163. 11
Brute the imaginary Stockefa∣ther of the Britaines, neuer raigned in this world. 164 18
- His conquest of Britain cō∣futed. 165. 20
- He with his Troians suppo∣sed to haue conquered Bri∣taine. 162, 11
- Brutij, a rouing people in Italy. 159. 6
Henry Duke of Buckingham re∣fuseth to come to K. Richard the 3 719. 32
- His forward affection to Ri∣chard Duke of Glocester. 716. 21
- Falleth in dislike of him be∣ing King 716. 21
- The occasions thereof. 716 21. 22
- Prepareth war against king Richard third 719. 33
- He is beheaded. 720. 35
- Henry Duke of Buckingham his Oration in the Guild hal to the Com mons of London 706 56
- the onely Daedalus and raiser of King Richard the 3. 710
Bulloigne besieged and won by King Henry the eight him∣selfe in person. 783. 128
Bulloigne with other townes surrendred to the French. 811. 65
Charles Duke of Burbon his de∣sperate attempt. 761. 53
Slaine before Rome. ibid.
Bastard of Burbon taken priso∣ner. 635. 37
At Burdeaux a stratagem against the French 573. 55
Burdeaux deliuered to the Eng∣lish 666. 60
Thomas Burdet Esquier behea∣ded for words wrested. 688, 103. 706. 56
Burdred the last Mercian King. 308. 20
- He flieth the land, and lieth buried at Rome, ibid.
- His Coine. 308
Burgenhild King Kenwolfes daughter. 347. 8
Hubert de Burgh, the mirror of constant loyalty 509. 3
- Gouernour of K. Henry the third his person, and chiefe Iusticiar of England 511. 11
- He weddeth Margaret si∣ster to Alexander King of Scots 511. 12
Hubert de Burgo, or Burgh, Earle of Kent, incurreth the enuy of the Barons. 515. 24
- In the Kings displeasure, 515 27
- His fall 516, 30
- He taketh a Church, is res∣cued by his friends, & con∣uaied into Wales. 519. 39
- Reconciled to the King. 520 48
Hubert de Burgh Earle, put frō his place of chiefe Iusticiar, 517. 31
Called to a strict account. ib, Articled against in points of treason, &c. 517. 32, 33
He taketh Sāctuary. 517. 33. 34
- Haled out of Sanctuary, re∣stored to Sanctuary. 518. 35
- Yeeldeth himselfe prisoner, and is committed to the Tower. 518. 35
- His treasure deliuered to K. Henry the third 518. 35
- In free prison, at the Castle of Deuises. ibidem
Duke of Burgundy sends for aide to King Henry the 4. a∣gainst the Duke of Orleance. 620. 48
Duke of Burgoigne or Burgun∣dy doeth homage to Sigis∣mund the Emperor for Flan∣ders, and Arthois. 635. 39
- He taketh truce with King Henry the 5. 635. 39
- Hee maketh a league with France contrary to his oath. 636. 39
Charles Duke of Burgundy sol∣licited by King Edward the 4. for aid. 681. 56
Disswaded by the Duke of Somerset. ibidem.
Charles Duke of Burgun•••• tem∣porizeth with King Edward the fourth, and with Edmond Duke of Sommerset 682 57
Vnderhand he helpeth King Edward the fourth ibidem
Burgundians sent to inhabite Britaine 252. 8
Buriall first allowed within the walles of Cities. 299. 13
Thomas Lord Burrough, Lord Deputy of Ireland. 872. 295
His death. 873. 297
Henry Burwash Bishoppe of Lincolne ioyneth with Q▪ Isabel against the Spensers▪ 561 51
Piers Butler, L. of Osory, made L. Deputy of Ireland. 762. 55
Elianor Butler supposed to haue beene contracted to King Edward the fourth. 712. 3.

C

CStrucken out of Caesars name by lightning, what it portended 749. 70
Iacke Cade rebelleth 664. 50
Stiled Iohn Amend-all, by the contrary, i. Marre-all, also Captaine of Kent. ibid.
- His demands. ibid.
- Hee entreth London. 664. 52
- His behauiour there. ibidem,
- Proscribed and killedby A∣lexander Eden 664. 53
Cadiz voyage. 864. 266
Cadiz assaulted and surprised. 869. 272
Cadwallader last King of the Britans. 723
- His Armes. ibidem
- Dieth at Rome in religious habite. 723
- There buried. ibidem
Cadwallador a valiant and vi∣ctorious Prince. 323
His raigne. ibidem
Cadwallador Prince of Wales, when he raigned. 164. 6
His story doubtfull, ibidem.
Cadwallo or Cadwallin King of the Britans, 322
- Ioyned in amity with Pen∣da King of the Mercians. 323
- A most wicked Prince, ibid.
- Slaine in battell. 322
- Buried in London. ibidem
- His cast-image of brasse vp∣on Ludgate, ibidem
- Throwne downe by Egbert 348, 6.
Cadwan King or Ruler of the Britans in Wales. 322
His raigne ibid.
Caen in Normandy wonne by King Henry the 5. 636. 43
Caelestine the Pope dashed the Emperours Crowne to the ground. 474. 24
Caelestius scholar to Pelagiu•• 277. 10
Caesar a glorious name. 190. 7
Iulius Caesar first enterer, but not conquerour of Britaine, 172. 3
See more in Iulius.
Calabria sometimes named Prytania. 159, 6
Calais besieged by K. Edward the third. 579. 102
In Calais a Colonie of English planted. 580. 108
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- Besieged by Philip Duke of Burgundy. 659. 30
- The siege raised by Humfrey Duke of Glocester. 659. 30
- Calais harboreth the Yor∣kists 664. 76
- Calais besieged by the Duke of Guize. 829. 114
- Surrendred to the French with great dishonour of the English. 830. 117
- See more in Callais or Callis
Calamities in England during William Conqueror his raign 421 47
Caledonians a German descent. 162. 7
- Caledonians craue peace. 299. 7
- Rebel, and are massacred by Seuerus 229. 11
- Caledonians in Britain most puissant 213. 5
C. Caligula Caesar his parents, 191. 1
- His Coines. ibid.
- His ridiculous expedition & letters 175, 7
- His prodigality 191. 1
- His contrary conditions. ib.
- He was cruel and libidinous ibid.
- His vile actions ibidem
- His glorious vanity, 192. 3
- He deludeth the Senate. ibid.
- He intended to inuade Bri∣taine 192. 2
- His warre with the Sea▪ 192. 3.
- His ridiculous victory, ibid.
- His ambition and crueltie, 192. 5
- His death how complo tted, ibid.
- Hated after death. 192, 6
Calpur••ius or Calphurnius A∣gricola his inscription vpon the Picts wall 222. 5
Lieutenant in Britain. 221. 5
...Callis ••laimed by Queene Eli∣zabeth 832. 7
Callais surprised & turns Spa∣nish. 868. 260
See more in Calais.
Camalodunum. i. Maldon in Essex. 174
- Surprised by Claudius Caesar 194, 10
- Made a Colony of Romane Citizens. ibidem
Cambria, i. Wales 160. 9
the partition thereof. ibidem
Cambridge Vniuersity suppo∣sed to be founded by Sige∣••ert King of the East Angles 310. 5
Goeth beyonde all other Schooles. ibidem
Laurence Campeius Cardinal, in Commission with Cardinall Wolsey, about the diuorce betweene King Henry the 8 and Katherine of Spain. 767. 69
He stayeth sentence of diuorce and departeth 768. 74
Suspected of theeuery and searched 768. 74
Cardinall Campeius sent into England as Legate from Pope Leo the tenth. 757. 31
- His honourable receiuing, and stately riding to London 758. 31
- His treasures shewed with shame in Cheapside 758. 32
Campobachi Earles in the King∣dom of Naples, whence des∣cended, 507. 70
C••ngi a people in Britain. 195, 12
First Canons Regular in Eng∣land 454. 52
Canterbury giuen to Austen the Monke 330. 8
Canutus King of Denmark and England. 379. 32
- Winneth the ••loue of the English. 379. 34
- Dismembreth the English hostages 374. 34
Canutus with Harold, inuade England, and compound for a tribute. 379. 35. 36
- Espouseth Queene Emma 390. 4
- Hee refuseth to weare the Regall Crowne 456. 9
- His Pilgrimage to Rome. 391 11
- His letters from Rome to the Bishops and Nobles of Eng∣land 391. 12
- Complaineth of the Popes extortions 391. 12
- His Apothegme to conuince his flatterers 392. 15
- His humility. 392. 15. 16
Canutus his care of iustice and Religion. 391. 12
- His Munificence, 392. 13
- His buildings. 392. 13. 14
- His bounty to Monasteries, ibidem
- His descent and pedigree, 392. 17.
- His raigne, death and sepul∣ture. 392. 17
- Hee crowneth the Crucifixe with the Crowne that hee wore. 205. 17
Canutus the Dane, Monarch of England. 390. 1
- His Armes and coine, ibid.
- Crowned at London▪ 390. 2
- His good lawes. 391. 7
- His expedition into Scot∣land against King Malcolme 391. 11
Sir William Capell Alderman of London, commanded to the Tower of London, by Edmund Dudley a Promoter 750. 70
Caractacus a renowned Prince of the Silures, his Coine, 195 13. 176
- His manner of encamping, ib. His resolution, and anima∣ting of his Souldiers. 195. 13
- Put to flight. 195. 14
- His wife, daughter and breth∣ren taken prisoners, 194. 14.
- Resisted the Romans nine yeeres. ibidem
- Betrayed by Queene Car∣tismandua. ibidem. 176
- Led in triumph. ibid.
- His habite and attire, ibidem
- His vndaunted spirit, ibid.
- His oration to Claudius Cae∣sar. 195. 15
- Pardoned by Claudius Caesar, 195. 16
Caraffa Cardinall accuseth Cardinall Poole, and asketh him forgiuenes. 826. 80. 83
Pope by the name of Paul the fourth 826. 84
Carausius a Britaine rebelleth. 254. 4
- His coin. ib. 255. 8
- His parentage. 254. 5
- His policy to become rich, ib.
- Vsurpeth and enioyeth the Empire 7. yeeres 255. 7
- Maketh peace with Maxi∣mianus. 255, 8
- His good gouernment in Bri∣taine. ibidem.
- Murdered perfidiously by A. lectus, 255. 8
Cardigan field lost by the Eng∣lish against the Wels••. 446. 6
Cardinals 2. sent from Pope Benedict the 12. to treate a∣bout a peace between France and England, but in vaine. 571. 45
Cardinals Hat deliuered to Car¦dinall Wolsey in great pompe 757. 26
Cardinals not wel learned. 440 43
Carentine in Normandy burnt to ashes by king Edward the third 577. 73
Carinus, Caesar and Augustus with his father Carus. 253. 2
Slaine ibidem
Carle••l reedified. 429. 18
Endowed with priuiledges. ibidem.
Carleil in the Scots hand. 446, 7
Carlingford skismish disaste∣rous to the Irish Rebels. 874 312
Carrucage what it is, 526. 68
Carter his good seruice at Bul∣loigneberg. 811. 63
Carthage when built by Dido, 165. 21
Cartismandua Queene of the Brigantes. 170. 2
- Falleth in loue with Vello∣catus 196. 20
- Her adultery, disloyalty and treachery 176. 12
Caruil a King in Kent. 173. 3
Carus Emperour with Carinus, and Numerianus. 253, 2
- His birth. ibidem
- Their Coines. ibidem
- Killed with a thunderbolt. 253. 3
Cascais Castle in Portugal sur∣prized by Sir Francis Drake 865. 239
Cassan king of Tartars giuesthe Turkes a great ouerthrow. and is baptized. 549. 41
Cassians what Country they in∣habited 173. 2
Cassibelan a British Prince, 173. 3
- His Seignory and Coine, ib. 186. 5, 183
- Brother to King Lud. ibid. 6
- Generall of the war against Iulius Caesar 186. 6
Cassibelan besieged in Verolam. 186. 9
- Hee repulsed Caesar twice. 187. 12
- His Coine. 186. 5
Cassius Posthumus an vsurper in the Romane Empire. 146. 3
His death and his sonnes, ib.
Lord of Castel a Briton, burnt Plimmouth, and is slaine by the people of Deuonshire. 618. 40
Castles rased by King Henry 2. 456, 3
Castles cast down, 467, 83
Castles generally both raised, and razed in England▪ 446. 5
Castra Exploratorum. i. old Car∣leil. 238. 2
Catacratus, the sonne of Kim∣beline, or Cunobeline, taken prisoner. 193, 5
Lead Captiue in Rome. 175. 8
A Catalogue of pecuniary aids in 28. yeers space of K. Henry th•• third. 526. 68
Sir William Catesby a Coun∣seilor to King Richard the 3. beheaded. 725, 58
Catesby a deepe Lawyer and dissembler, to William L. Ha∣stings Lord Chamberlaine. 702. 41
Set to sound the L▪ Hastings. ••b••d••m
False to the Lord Hastings his founder. ibidem.
Catesby a Conspirator & chiese plotter of the Gunpowder treason. 890. 41
Catharine, See Katharine.
Cathari what heretickes. 206, 19
Catti in Germany from whence the Sax••••s should come. 285 8
Catus See D••cianus.
Caursini, certaine Roman V∣surers in England 521. 52
Causeys or high-wayes in Bri∣taine made by Traianns. 218 7
Cautionary townes and forts in the Low-Countries deliuered into Queen Elizabeths hands. 855. 166
Ceadwall, or Ceadwald, a glori∣ous King of the West-Saxons 298. 10
- His descent and exploits. ib.
- His vow to God. ibid.
- His bloudshed in Kent. 298. 10,
Ceadwal his repentāce, baptism death, buriall and Epitaph. ibidem
He killeth Edilwach 293▪ 6
Cearlick or Ceorlick king of the West-Saxons his ra••gne. 297. 5
Ceaulin or Cheaulin King of the West-Saxons dispossessed, and slaine. 297, 4
Ceaulin or Cheulin Monarch of the English. 328.
- His Armes ibidem
- His victories. ibidem
- Flieth out of the field ibidem
- His raigne and death in exile. 329.
- His issue. ibidem.
Cecilio daughter of William Conquerour, a vailed Nunne, and Abbesse of Caen Nunne∣rie. 426. 72
Celts and Gaules our fathers, 162. 8
Celtae whence so called, 159, 6
Cenimagnes, a people where they dwelt. 173. 2
Ceolnothus Archbishoppe of Canterbury his Coin, 365. 14
Ceolnulph King of Northumber∣land, a peaceable and victo∣rious Prince. 305. 16
Became a Monke in Lindes∣fern Isle, or holy Iland. ibid.
Ceolwolph the last lineall King of the Mercians 308. 15
Expelled out of his kingdom ibid.
Ceorl King of the Mercians, 306. 3
Chaeremon Bishoppe of Nilus. 242, 3
Chaire of ma••ble tr••nslated out of Scotland vnto West∣minster 547. 31
The proph••sie of it now fulfil∣led. ibidem. 885. 10
Chaluz castle wonne by King Richard the first. 481. 69
Cham his ofspring seated in A∣frica. 161. 2
His post••rity vntruly sup∣posed to haue conquered & inhabited Britaine. 162. 10
Sir Iohn Chandois an expert Captaine slaine. 587. 143
Ch••rdford a Towne why so cal∣led. 326. 2
Chariot fight vs••d b•• Britans, 169. 13
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Charity to the poore regarded of God by a miraculous ex∣ample 521. 50
Charles the great his Speare sent vnto Ethelstane or A∣thelstane. 364, 12
Charles Prince of Achaia re∣deemed out of Captiuity by king Edward the first. 545 16
Charles K. of Sicilie, perisheth at Sea. 542. 3
Charles de Blois taken Prisoner 580. 106
Charles Earle of Blois, a titler for the Dukedome of Bre∣taigne Armorica, slaine. 584 128
His claime vnto that Duchy 574. 69
Charles the Daulphin, Regent of France whiles King Iohn his Father, was prisoner in England 583. 122
Charles the Daulphin, disabled for succession to the crowne of France 643. 54. 644, 56 645. 52
- His complots to vphold him∣selfe ibid.
- Enstiled King of Berry. 651. 2
Charles, a third sonne of Ma∣thew Earle of Lennox, by Margaret daughter of Ar∣chib••ld Duglas, and father of the Lady Arbella. 752. 75
Charles Duke of Burbon, king Henry the eight his Cham∣pion and Captaine generall, against Francis the French King 758. 35
Condemned in France of trea∣son 761. 54
Charles Brandon Duke of Suf∣folke, entreth France in ho∣stility, and winneth diuers places 760. 48
See more in Brandon.
Charles the son of Philip duke of Burgundy promiseth to side with King Henry the sixth 682. 55
- His hote speech vnto K. Ed∣ward the fourth. 687. 94
- Slaine at the battle of Maury 689. 105
Charles Duke of Burgundy, weddeth Magaret sister to Edward the fourth King of England 678, 27
- Bends himself against Richard Neuil Ea. of Warwick. 680. 42
- See more in Burgundy at the letter B.
Charles Duke of Orleance long time prisoner in England 660. 37
- Set at liberty for a ransome. ibid.
- His inlargement opposed by Humfrey Duke of Glocest▪ ibid.
Charles the fifth, E••perour, his greatnesse and many Domi∣nions 764. 61
- He pretendeth marriage with the Lady Mary K. Henry 8. his Daughter. 764▪ 62
- He with the Queene of Arra∣gon commeth into England, to breake peace with France. 758. 33
- He commeth into England a∣gaine & affianceth Lady Ma∣ry K. Henry the 8. his daugh∣ter 758. 37
- He departeth out of England & saileth for Spaine. 760, 42
- Sore aggreeued at the Popes Captiuity. 761. 54
- Charles the fifth K. of Fance, surnamed the wise, his cun∣ning practises against the English. 585. 135
  - He quarrelleth with Edward the second K. of England 561. 49
  - Hee summonerh Edward the blacke Prince to Paris 586. 136
- Charles the sixth K. of France a young, foolish, and vaine glorious prince, intendeth the inuasion of England. 599 48
  - Phrenticke 612. 9
  - Stricken into a Lunacy. 617. 25
  - Vpon what occasion and how 640. 44, 45 &c.
  - He seeth a spectre in forrest of Meaux. 640. 46
  - His Death 651. 2
  - Charles the seuenth crowned King of France 655. 17
  - His dishonorable association with Philip duke of Burgun∣die. 657. 24
  - Charles the eighth K. of France practiseth to ioine Britaigne Armorica to his Crowne. 734. 24
    - He pretendeth marriage with Margaret daughter of Ma∣ximilian the Emperour, but intendeth to marry Anne Dutchesse and heire of Bri∣taigne 736. 28
    - He marrieth Anne dutchesse of Britaigne and annexeth it to the Crowne of France 736. 29
  - Charles Cardinall of Burbon proclaimed Lieutenant go∣uernour of France and stiled Charles the tenth 867. 255
  - Charles-Mount, a Fort erected in Vister, by Charles Blount, Lord Montioy 876. 324
  - Magna Charta confirmed. 572 54
  - Confirmed twelue times by King Edward 3. 584 126
  - Chartade foresta confirmed. ib.
  - Charter of William Conqueror to Norman hunter 424. 59
  - Charter of London by K. William Conquerour 424. 6
  - Charters and Liberties gran∣ted by King Henry the third 513. 13
  - Reuoked and cancelled, 514 23
  - Chastilion Admirall of France, wounded 836 35
  - Treacherously & barbarously murdered ibib.
  - Mounsieur Chastillion raiseth a bastilion before Bulloigne 783 132
  - Repelled with losse from Bul∣loignberg 811 62
  - Sir Geffrey Chaucer, our Laure∣at Poet 589, 154, 590▪
  - When he liued 589 154
  - Chedwal or Ceadwal the most famous King of the West-Saxons 297 7
  - Cheirbrugh in Normandy mor∣gaged to King Richard the second 593. 6
  - Chelred K. of Mercia and Mo∣narch of the English. 341 6 307 9. 342 2
    - His armes 342
    - His wife, raigne, and death 307 9 ibid.
    - His buriall ibid
    - He fighteth a battel with In as ibid.
  - Chelwolf King of the West-Sax∣ons, his raigne and death 297 6
  - Cherdick entreth Britaine 326 327
    - His Armes 326
    - The first King of the West-Sa∣xons ibid. 296 1
    - His raigne, issue, and death. ib.
    - His Genealogie. 326
  - Cherdick shore 296 2
  - Cherdickford now Chardford ibid.
  - Cheuline King of West-Saxons & Monarch of the English. 328
  - His Armes ibid.
  - Henry Chicheley Archbishop of Canterbury, a stout Champi∣on against Wickliffe doctrine 626 17
  - His pollicy to diuert the King and state from looking into the Cleargie 626. 19
  - Chichester built by King Cissa 326. 7 296. 2
  - Children, Martyrs 242. 37
  - Chilham Castle in Kent, by whom built 507. 74
  - Chinon beseeged and surprised 494. 33
  - Chisbury a fort, founded 296. 2
  - Christ suffred death in Tiberius Caesars time 191. 5
  - Christian Bishops 206. 19
  - Christians sinnes, cause of their miseries 256. 16
  - Christianissimus, the French King his title sent vnto King Lewis the 12. from Pope ••ulius the second 756. 20
  - Christian King of Denmarke with his Queene come into England 760. 47
  - A counterfeit Christ or pseudo Christ detected and executed by immuration 512. 13
  - Christiana, daughter of Edward the outlaw, a Nunne in Ram∣sey in Hampshire 584. 21
  - Christian and Turkish captiues beheaded 476 35
  - Christian Religion groweth vp at Rome in Neroes court 197 4
  - Christians persecuted by Nero ibid.
  - Chistians obtaine raine by prai∣er 221 3
  - Chrysanthus, Lieutenant of Britaine, made Bishop of Constantinople 277. 10
  - Chrysanthus a Christian British professor. 206 19
  - Church lands withholdē bring a curse to the withholders 528 71
  - Church-lands not to be aliena∣ted 888 27
  - Cimbrica Chersonesus 161 6
    - The ••riginall of the English and British ibid.
    - The wombe that brought footh Nations that conque∣red vs 411 3
  - Cimbri or Combri, a Colony led into Italy 161
  - Cimbri or Cumeri, a name com∣mon to Britans and their neighbours 159
  - Cincia, Cynthia, or Scientia, si∣ster to king Henry the third, his wife 526 67
  - Married most sumptuously to Richard Earle of Cornwall. 526. 67.
  - Cingetorix a king in Kent 173
  - Taken prisoner 186
  - A. Ci••na murdered by Titus Emperour 212 4
  - Cissa king of the South▪Saxons 295 2
  - His raigne 296 2
  - Cistertian Abbots den••e aide to King Iohn 487 11
  - Cits-Cotihouse, C••tigerne his monument 290 9
  - Ciuilis Lieutenant of Britaine 270 5
  - Ciuill warre betweene Yorke and Lancaster, reuiued by occasion of a fray 668 70
  - Iohn Clapham his stratage••e 679 34
  - Clarendon Councell in Wil••shire 458 18
  - Clarence and Clarentieux, titles whence they come 589. 158
  - Duke of Clarence slaine in fight by the Scots 646 67
  - Richard Claringdon, reputed base son of Edward the black Prince 616 26
  - Hanged for his affection to his brother king Richrad the second ibid.
  - Dutchesse of Clarence, deliue∣red of child vpon shipboord
  - Clarke a Priest condemned for Treason, executed 886. 15
  - Classicianus the Receiuer, and Suetonius the Generall at odds in Britaine 200 23
  - Claudius Drusus Caesar 193
    - His parentage and right to the Empire ibidem 1
    - His Coines ibid. 194, 5
    - Entreth Britaine in person, with a great Army 175 194 10
    - His clemency to Britans 194 10
    - Honoured of the Britanes as a God ibid.
    - Entreth Rome in triumph of Britaine ibid. 11
  - Claudius Caesar his words, occa∣sion of his death 196. 22
    - He dieth of poison 196 23
    - His endowment of Body. ibid.
    - His imperfections ibid.
    - First Conquerour of the Bri∣tanes 196 24
    - His triumph for the Conquest of Britanes ibid.
    - Claudius Emperour. See Tacitus.
  - Claudia R••fina, a Lady that em∣braced the Faith. 203 7
  - The same that Saint Paul, and the Poet Martiall doe speake of 205. 15
  - Cleber a Schoolemaster, raiseth rebellion in Norfollke. 828 104
  - Clemens Maximus rebelleth & is stiled Emperour 273 5
    - His coine ibid.
    - H•• is beheaded ibid. 7
  - Clement the Pope with his Car∣dinals, besieged in the Ca∣stle of S. Ange••••o 760. 54
  - Pope Clement the eighth his Bulles to prohibit succession in the Crowne of England, to any after the death of
  - Queene Elizabeth, vnlesse hee were a Catholicke 844. 4
  - Burned by Garnet ibid.
  - Saint Clemē••s▪Danes, a Church without Temple Barre why so called 396 3
  - Cle••patra Queene of Aegypt 199. 19
  - Clergy vntrue to King Edmund and sweare fealty to Canu∣tus. 381 1
  - Clergy-men Comotioners ex∣ecuted 778. 99
  - Clergy mens dissolute life and impunity, in king Henry the second his time. 457. 12. 13.
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  - Clergy men degenerate, as well as tame foule b••come wild in William Conquerour his time. 421. 47
  - Clergies excesse complained of in Parliament. 626. 18
  - Clergy giuen to fleshly de∣lights. 432. 35
  - Lord Clifford slaine with an headlesse arrow 675, 6
  - Wal••er Clifford for••eth an offi∣cer to eate his Writ, &c. 529, 75
  - Sir Roger Clifford beheaded for attempting against King Ri∣chard the third. 720. 36
  - Robert de Clifford slaine at Ban∣nocksburne. 558. 25
  - Sir Robert Clifford ioineth with the Dutches of B••rgundie, in setting vp P••rkin Warbecke. 743. 50
  - Clito, an Addition proper to the Kings sonnes of England. 553. 6
  - Clodius Balbinus Emperor with Pupienus Max. 237
  - His descent. ibidem. 2
  - Cl. Balbinus his Coine. 237
  - Clothworkers, and Cloth-ma∣making in England, much esteemed of by King Edward the 3. 571. 43
  - Lord Cobham assailed by Wiat in Cowling Castle. 819. 33
  - Henry Brooke Lord Cobham, ar∣raigned and condemned for treason. 886, 4
  - Repriued ibidem, 17
  - Captaine Cobler a Priest execu∣ted. 718. 99
  - Cochricus a King of the Danes slaine. 350. 4
  - Coggeshall Abbey founded. 454 49
  - Cogidunus, a British King. 175
  - He raigned ouer certain Ci∣ties in Britaine, ibid. 194. 4
  - Coify a Bishop destroyeth idols Altars, &c. 334. 7
  - Coilus a British King. 217. 3
  - Coines of Britains. 169
  - By what forme knowne. 280. 12
  - Coiners of false money how punished. 435, 4
  - Coines made purer. 834. 11
  - Coines first stamped in Britain, 189. 6
  - William Collingbourne cruelly executed for making a Rhime. 720. 37
  - Colman his speech as touching the celebration of Easter. 331 12
  - Colonie English the first in Ire∣land. 463. 55
  - Colonies of Romans the seede∣plots of all our Cities. 232. 7
  - Christopher Columbus discoue∣reth America. 746. 62
  - Columnes or pillars set vpon the Causeis in Britain, 218. 7.
  - Combat betweene Iohn Vpton and Iohn Down in Smithfield. 655. 19
  - Iohn Cumbert••n, alias Cumber∣towne. See Iohn Northamp∣ton. 598. 43
  - Combri, See Cimbri.
  - A Comet or blazing starre for thirty dayes in England. 571. 44.
  - A Comet or blazing star. 667 64
  - Comets prodigious. 294. 1
  - A Comet in King Harolds time 404, 18
  - Iohn Comin Lord of Strabogie, submitteth to King Edward the first 547. 30
  - Philip Comines sent frō Charles Duke of Burgundy vnto Ca∣lais to sound Vauclere. 682. 55
  - Comius of Arras his Coine. 172. 1
    - The first in Britain, ib. 18••. 3
    - King of the Atrebatij in Bri∣taine. ibidem
  - Commodus Emperour, 224. 1
    - His Coine. ibidem
    - His qualities 224. 2
    - His death plotted. ibidem, 3
    - Murdered by his wife and o∣thers. 225. 8
    - His raigne and age ibidem
    - His portraict. ibid. 9.
    - Styled Hostis humani generis ibidem.
  - Commons spared in the Sub∣sidie. 594. 10
  - Commotion in Cornwall for maintenance of Popery. 805 20
  - Commotions for Enclosures, 807. 30
  - Commotion in Norffolke for Enclosures vnder Ket. ib. 31
  - Cardinall Com•• his letter to Parry, confirming him in his intended treason. 849. 101
  - Competitors for the Crown of Scotland 547. 27
  - They submit to the awarde of King Edward the 1. 546 20
  - Composition between Saxons and Britans. 289. 2
  - Between Robert Curthois, & King Henry the first his bro∣ther. 435. 9
  - Composition treated of at Ar∣ras, betweene French, Eng∣lish, and Burgognians. 657 23
  - Computation of yeeres by the Scripture, most certain. 166 23
  - Computation of yeeres much different in Writers. 165. 23
  - Con-Oneal a right Irish. 837. 38
    - Submitteth to King Henry the eight 837. 39
    - Surnamed Bacca, wherefore, 837. 38
  - King of Conaught rebelleth, & is taked prisoner. 516. 28
  - Conference of Diuines about gouernment of the Church, and the Liturgy. 876. 18
  - Conference as touching points of Religion. 832. 5
  - Confirmation of children how allowable 887. 20
  - Sir Coniers Clifford Gouernour of Conaught, slaine in fight. 873. 303
  - Coniers a Chaplain in Kets re∣bellion. 807. 34
  - Sir Iohn Coniers rebelleth a∣gainst King Edward the 4. 679
  - Conan planteth Armorica with Britons. 280. 9
  - Conquest a Castle in Norman∣die won. 635. 42
  - Conrad a Marquesse murdered at Tyre, wherefore. 477 43
  - Conspiracy against K. Iames of •• Great Britain reuealed. 885. 9
  - Conspiracy for the deliuery of King Richard the second de∣posed begun. 613. 12
    - Chiefe Conspirators who they were. ibid. 13
    - Discouered by whom. ibid.
  - Conspirators against K. Iames who they were. 885. 10
  - Endited and condemned. 875. 11
  - Constance wife to Geffrey, son to King ••enry the second, 470. 105
  - Constance daughter of William Conqueror. 426. 73
  - Wife to Ranulph Earle of Chester, leaues her husband▪ and is maried to one Guido 485. 5
  - Constans the sonne of one Con∣stantine, of a Monke became Emperour. 276 6
  - Slaine ibidem. 7
  - Constans his part of the Em∣pire. 262. 2
  - Constantine sonne of Cador, K. of the Britans. 318
    - His wicked life described by Gildas. 319
    - Slaine. ibidem
  - Constantine the Great, Empe∣rour 259. 1
  - The first Christian Emperour, a Britaine. 295. 13
  - Constantine the Great, Caesar to his father Constantius Chlorus. 257. 3
    - His birth and parentage, 249. 9. 259. 2
    - His Attributes▪ 260. 8
    - His affaires in Britain. 260. 9
    - His sword. 364. 12
    - His Coine. 259
    - He altereth the forme of go∣uernment. 260. 11
    - He drew the Prouinces for∣ces to Consta••tinople. 261. 14
    - Hee established Christianity 261. 15
    - His Baptisme. 261. 18
    - His death and sepulture. 261 17
    - His 3. sonnes, successors 261, 18
    - Their Coines. 262
  - Constantinople built by Constan∣tine the Great. 261. 12
  - Lost by a Constantine. 261. 13
  - Constantine the yonger his son, what part hee had in the Empire. 262. 1
  - Slaine. ibidem
  - Constantine of a common soul∣dier for names sake made Emperour. 276, 6
    - Allowed by Honorius▪ ibid. 7
    - Beheaded ibidem
  - Constantius sonne of Constan∣tine the Great, what part he had in the Empire. 262. 1
    - Slaine ibidem. 2
    - Sole Emperour. 263. 4
  - Disquieted with an apparition 263. 2
    - His death, age & raign. 264 9.
    - He fauoureth Arrians. ibidem▪
    - His vertues and vices, ibid.
    - His personage 264. 11
    - The place of his buriall. ibid.
  - Constantine the yonger.
  - Constans.
  - Constantius the yonger
  - Their Co••nes. 262
  - Constantius Chlorus, Caesar to Max••mianus Emperour. 254 4
    - His Coine. 257
    - Emperour with Galerius, 257. 1
    - Why called Chlorus 257. 3
    - His vertues ibid.
      - His small port and frugality. 257. 5
      - His policy to trie true Chri∣stians. 258. 6
      - His speech at Yo••ke vpon his death bed. 258. 11
      - His raigne and death. ibidem
      - He permitted the profession of the Gospell in Britaine. 205, 15
  - House of Conuerts, now the Rolls in Chancery lane in Lon∣don founded. 519. 42
  - Conuerts what they were. ibid.
  - Iohn Copland Esquier, taketh prisoner Dauid the 2. king of Scots 580. 104
    - Made Knight Baneret. 580. 105
    - He rendreth his prisoner K. Dauid to Queen Philip, wife to King Edward the third, 580. 105
    - Cornelius Agrippa a great learned man. 770. 79
  - Cornelius Bishop of Rome Mar∣tyr. 242. 3
  - Cornish men rebell vnder L. Audley. 741. 44
  - Vnder Perkin Warbeck▪ 743, 50
  - Cornwall Dukedome inuested vpon the Kings eldest sonne at his Natiuity. 673. 95
  - Richard de Cornwall slaine in Berwicke. 546
  - Sir Thomas Cornwallis taken prisoner by Ket, &c. 808. 39
  - Coronation of King Richard the second, with all the com∣plements and circumstances thereof. 591. 2
  - Corporation of Cities, if not first instituted, yet set for∣ward by King Iohn, 506. 63
  - Corpus Christi Colledge in Ox∣ford founded 721. 40
  - Corraghs a kind of ships. 169 11
  - Sir Robert Cotton of Cunington a storer of Antiquities. 169
  - At Couentree a Parliament 66 9 75
  - The Councell sit in the Tower about Edward the fifth his Coronation. 702. 42
  - Councell of the States of Eng∣land held at Oxford 448. 17
  - Councell at Ariminum in fa∣uour of the Arrians. 264. 9
  - Councell at Sardica against Arrians. 262. 2
  - Courtes of Iustice remoued backe from Yorke to London. 550. 46
  - Iohn Co••••tney Earle of Deuon∣shire slaine in the battell at Tewksbury. 684 71
  - William de Courtney Archbishop of Canterbury and the Cler∣gy, giue voluntary to the King a Tenth. 600. 59
  - Edw▪ Lord Courtney made Earle of Deuonshire. 817. 15
  - Henry Courtney Marquesse of Excester, and Earle of Deuon∣shire with others beheaded, 779. 104
  - Ordained heire apparant by King Henry the 8. ibid.
  - William Courtney Earle of De∣nonshire troubled for Edmond de la Pole, Earle of Suffolke. 748. 67
  - Court factions in England. 653
  - Appeased at Leicester 653. 11 911
  - Couure-few▪ called Curfew, first instituted. 417. 13
  - Cow-backe▪ alias Parsons. 849, 113
  - Cowilfus a Danish King flaine, 361. 6
  - Tho▪Cranmer Archb▪ of Can∣terbury burnt in Ox∣ford,

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  - Thomas Cranmer disableth the Bishop of Romes authority, against the word of God. 769 78
  - Graced by the Pope with the office of Penitentiarship. 769. 79
  - Cranmere Castle erected by King Stephen. 453. 43
  - Petie-Craon King Charles the sixth his Minion, makes de∣bate betweene the Duke of Orleance and his Dutchesse. 640. 44
  - Dismissed the Court, flieth into Bretaigne. ibidem.
  - Credington, alias Cridington, a Bishops See remoued to Ex∣cester. 401. 25
  - Cardinall Cremensis the Popes Legate restraineth Priests of marriage. 440. 46
    - Himself taken with a whore, ibidem
    - Returneth homewith shame ibidem
  - Crescy battell 577.87▪ &c.
  - Creswell a Iesuite his traiterous Booke 849. 113
  - Crida first King of the Merci∣ans his descent, raigne and Issue. 306
  - Crispus, Constantine the Great his base sonne put to death, 260. 8
  - His Coine. ibidem
  - Sir Iames Croft arraigned for Wiats conspiracy, and pardo∣ned 821. 47
  - Cromer, high Shiriffe beheaded by Essex Rebels. 664. 53
  - Thomas-Lord Cromwel his ri∣sing. 772. 94
  - A Blacke-Smithes sonne. lib.
  - Thomas Cromwell maketh the marriage between K. Henry the eight, and Anne of Cleue. 775. 105
  - Lord Cromwell emprisoned, 779. 106.
    - After his death attainted in Parliament. 779. 166
    - Himselfe made an act, occa∣sion of his owne death. 779 107
    - Beheaded. ibid. 108
    - Cause of his death, his dislike of Katharine Howard, and de∣fence of Anne of Cleue. 779 107
  - Crosses of sundry colours, bad∣ges of Christ his Souldiers. 469. 95
  - The Crosse in Decentius his time 263, 3
  - The Crosse what forme it had. 259. 4
  - Crosses erected in honour of Queene Elianor, King Ed∣ward the 1. his wife. 545. 16
  - Crosse, the first erected in Eng∣land. 336. 3
  - The Crosse at Winchester of great value 392. 19
  - Crossebacke, or Croleshed, whēce it came. 285. 8. 539. 107
  - Crowched or Crossed Friers, why so called 285. 8
  - Crowland Monastery founded. 307. 10. 343. 4
  - Crowne-lands in the possession of the Barons, how K. Henry the third recouered. 512. 16
  - Crownes of England and Ire∣land entailed by Parliament vpon King Henry the 6. his heires males lawfully be∣gotten. 681. 53
  - In remainder vpō the heires of George Duke of Cl••rence, 682. 53
  - Crucifixion forbidden by Con∣stantine the Great, 512. 13
  - Henry Cuffe executed at Tiborn 880, 344
  - Thomas Culpepper hanged at Tiburne for adultery with Queene Katherine Howard. 780. 109
  - Cumbra a faithfull Counsellor to King Sigebert, murdered by him 299. 14
  - Cumbri, i. Welshmen. 161
  - Rob. Cumin with his Normans slaine in Durham. 417, 15
  - Iohn Cumin Earle of Bucquhan, Gouernour of Scotland vn∣der King Edward the second 557. 18
    - Vanquished, ibidem.
    - Chosen▪ of the Scots their Gouernour. 549. 42
  - Cuneglasius a Prince of the Bri∣tans. 321
  - Described by Gildas, ibidem
  - Cunobelin or Kimbeline King of the Trinobantes. 189. 6
    - His Coines. 174
    - In his time Iesus Christ our Sauiour borne. 174
  - Iohn Curcy Earle of Vlster, his rough and rnde speech to K. Iohn of England. 492. 28
    - A mighty strong Champion. 492. 26
    - After long imprisonment set at liberty by King Iohn. 492, 26
    - He neuer could recouer 〈◊〉〈◊〉 though oft attempted. 492. 26
  - Cursat, alias Isacius Emperour of the Griffons, a Tyrant, spoileth King Richard the first of his shippes. 475. 26
    - His inhumane demeanor to Queene Berengaria and o∣ther Ladies. ibidem
    - Put into fetters of siluer & gold, with his onely daugh∣ter, and led into Captiuity by King Richard the first, ibidem. 27
    - Sent to Tripolis in Syria, ib. 29
    - His Imperiall Standerd of∣fered vp by K. Richard the first, at the Abbey of Saint Edmunds. 479. 55
  - Sir Robert Curson Captaine of the Castle of Hammes neere Calais, like a Synon betray∣eth Edmond de la Pole Earle of Suffolke. 748. 67
  - Customes called Auitae. 458. 18
  - Cuth a valiant warriour. 297, 4
  - Slaine ibidem.
  - Cuthburga King Ofricks wife becommeth a Nunne. 299, 11
  - Cuthburga King Osreds wife, a Nunne 304. 13
  - Cuthred King of West-Saxons. 299. 13
    - His Coine. ibid.
    - His raigne, death and Issue. ibidem
  - Cuthred King of Kent. 295. 16
  - Cuthwin sonne of Cheaulin. 329
  - Cymbertus 163
  - Cyprus the Isle, with some pro∣uinces of Syria, subdued by King Richard the first. 157. 475. 20.
  - Ciprus committed in haste to Richard de Camuile, and Robert de Turnham, K. Rich∣ard his Viceroys. 475. 30
  D
  - SIr Thomas Dagworth his valiant exploits in Little Bretaigne 580. 106
  - Slaine by Richard Raoul de Cahors. 580. 106
  - Damianus, alias Diuianus, a great Clerke. 206. 18
  - Danes compound with the Eng∣lish. 357. 8
    - Sue to Elfred for peace. 357 15
    - stir F arriuall in Britaine. 300 16
    - Baptized 357.16
    - Inuade and infest this Iland, 308. 19. 311. 15
    - Arriued vpon the coast of Kent in King Ethelred his dayes. 375. 3
    - They doe much harme in Deuonshire. ibidem
    - Discomfite the English. 349 12
    - Inuade sundry partes of England at once. 376. 7
    - Sent out of the land by King Canutus 391. 5
    - Haue money paid at diuers times 378
    - Massacred. 377. 16
    - Vanquished by King Egbert. 349. 13
    - They take and fire diuers Cities and Townes. 378. 24 25
  - The Danes fifth Inuasion. 350 2
    - They take Elphegus Arch∣bishoppe of Canterbury, and slay 900. Monks. 378 26
    - Their maner of Tithing men to slaughter. ibidem.
    - Destroy Monasteries, and murder all in them. 354. 5
    - Possessed of the Crowne of England. 384. 23
    - Discomfited in sundry pla∣ces 350. 4. 5
    - From whence descended. 385. 4
  - Danegilt. 378. 30. 389. 13 To what summe it arose. 389. 13
  - Remitted. 399. 7
  - Danes whence deriued. 386. 6 Giuen to Piracies from the first. 386. 8
    - Therefore called Wiccingi. ibidem
    - Named also Pagans, Denis∣can, and Heathen men. ibid.
  - Their ancient Religion, or su∣perstition 386. 9
  - Danes first arriued at Teigne∣mouth in Deuonshire. 387. 1
  - Danes, vpon what motiues first they attempted England 388. 5, 6
    - Their murderous facts at sun∣dry times 389. 12
    - Casneered and disabled from raigning any more. 399, 3
  - A Dane of great valour. 405 22
  - Danes conuerted first to Chri∣stianity heere in Britaine 205. 17
  - Danes with English fugitiues inuade England in William Conquerours daies 417. 16
  - Put to flight 418. 17
  - Daniel Bishop of West-Saxons 163
  - Daniels Prophesie fulfilled. 256 13
  - William Daubeney beheaded for Perkin Warbecke his conspi∣racy 739. 37
  - Dauciones, supposed ancestors of the Danes 385. 4
  - Sir Philip d' Arcy alias Darcy appeacheth S^r. Henry de Bath a bribing Iudge, of Treason 530.78
  - Sir Charles Dauers beheaded on Tower hill 880. 344
  - Dauid King of Scots inuadeth England 446. 7
    - Winneth Carleil and Newca∣stle ibid.
    - Reinuadeth Northumberland 447. 11. 4▪
    - His Soldiers inhumane cruel∣ty ibid.
  - Dauid brother to the King of Scots taketh part against K. Henry the 2. 465. 65
  - Dauid Prince of Wales, inua∣deth the English Marches 526 67
  - Seeketh to draw his head out of the yoake, from the King of England 526. 67
  - Dauid Prince Llewelins brother surpriseth Hawardin Castle 544. 13
  - Hanged, headed, and quarte∣red 545. 15
  - Dauid Bruse King of Scotland, while he was Prince, marri∣ed Ioan, daughter to King Edward the second 367. 13
  - King Dauid the second with his Queene fly into France 568. 25
    - They returne into England 570. 38
    - He inuadeth England, whiles Calais is besieged by the English 580. 162
  - Vanquished and taken priso∣ner. ibidem
    - Lodged vnder sure guarde in the Tower of London 580. 105
    - Set at liberty vpon a ransome 582. 119
  - From King Dauid vnto Zede∣chiah what time. 278. 2
  - Earle of Deane taken prisoner and freed by leauing his son hostage 593. 7
  - Earle of Deanes sonne his rare fidelity and honesty. 594. 11
  - Dearth and Death in C••dwal∣laders time 323
  - Dearth and mortality. 376. 5
  - Debate between Simon Mont∣ford Earle of Leicester, and Richard Earle of Glocester 538 112
  - Decentius Caesar hangeth him∣selfe 262. 3
  - Decimus his oppression in Bri∣taine 198. 9
  - Flieth into Gallia ibid. 15
  - Decius murdereth Philips Fa∣ther and sonne 241. 3
    - His birth 241 2
    - Persecuteth Christians ibidem
  - Decius enforced to bee Empe∣rour 241. 5
  - His ignoble death 242. 4
  - Defender of the Church, a title giuen to Charles the fifth Emperour, vpon what occa∣sion 759. 39
  - Defender of the Faith, a title giuen to King Henry the 8 wherefore 759. 39
  - Deification of Roman Empe∣rours 231 4
  - Deira, a Prouince in the king∣dome of Northumberland 30 21
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  - disgraced, and the Seale taken from him. 602. 67
  - Dieth in exile at Paris. 604 82
  - By-named in scorne, Micha∣el at the Pole 603. 74
  - See more in letter P.
  - Delmatius, alias Dalmatius An∣nibalianus his coine. 256. 262
  - Delphi spoyled by Brennus. 161. 5.
  - Saint Denis Abbey at Wilton, founded 372. 21
  - Den-marc▪ whence it tooke the name and originall 385. 5
  - Deposition of K. Iohn of Eng∣land decreed by Pope Inno∣centius 499 46
  - Francis Dereham dieth at Ti∣borne for adultery with Ka∣tharine Howard before shee was Queene. 780. 109
  - Dermot Mac-Murrgh King of Leinster secretly stole away king Rothericks wife 462 47
    - Pursued by Rothericke. ibid. 50
    - Flieth for succour to K. Hen. ry the 2. ibid.
    - His perswasiue oration to Ri∣chard Strongbow, for to aide him 462. 53
    - He dieth at Fernis 464. 58
  - Earle of Desmond well hoped to be King of Ireland 853 147
  - Beheaded ibid. 148
  - De••calidones, Westerne Picts, 269. 4
  - Deuenter traiterously sold to the Spaniard. 857. 177
  - Iohn Deuerel Esquire executed with Roger Mortimer. 568 23
  - Walter Deuereux slaine before Roan 867 256
  - Robert Deuereux Earle of Essex Cōmander in a Fleet against Spaine. 868. 264
  - Robert Deuereux Earle of Essex, Lord Lieutenant and gouer∣nour Generall of Ireland 873. 301
    - He entreth Mounster & clee∣reth it of Rebels. ibid. 362
    - He vanquisheth O-Coners & O-Moiles in Leinster ibid. 303
    - He entreth Vlster ibid. 304
    - Hee and Tir-Oen meete in Parley. 874. 305
    - His proceedings in Ireland, distasted at home in England ibidem 307
    - Hee returneth into England ibidem
    - Committed to the custody of Sir Thomas Egerton L. Keeper ibid.
    - His discontent bewraied in a letter to the Lord Keeper 877. 331
    - Suspended from exercise of his offices ibid. 333.
    - He detaineth 4. of the Coun∣cell vnder sure Custody in owne house 879 337
    - He entreth tumultuously in∣to London 879. 338
    - Proclaimed Traitor in Lon∣don ibid.
    - Resisted by Richard Bancroft the stout Bishop of London ibid. 339
    - Fortifieth his house in the Strand. ibid. 340
    - Conueied to the Tower of London ibid.
    - Arraigned at Westminster and condemned to death ibi. 341
    - Beheaded ibid.
    - His speach at his death ibid. 342
  - Denil appearing in the habite of a Frier Minorite. 616. 12
  - Diuises Castle, fortified against king Stephen 448 17
    - By whom built ibid.
    - Accounted the goodliest Ca∣stle in Europe 448. 18
  - Deuonshire men & women be∣haue themselues valiantly a∣gainst the French at Dort∣mouth 618. 4
  - Diadumenus Caesar sonne to Macrinus proclaimed Em∣perour 233. 5
  - Put to death ibid.
  - Dictator Perpetuus the highest title of honour in Rome. 189 11
  - A. Didius Lieutenant in Bri∣taine 196. 19
  - Didius Iulianus buieth the Em∣pire 227. 2
    - His Coine 226
    - Slaine by his Souldiers. 227. 5
  - Iohn Dighton one of the mur∣derers of King Edward the 5. and his brother 715. 18
  - Sir Thomas Dimocke beheaded 680. 39
  - Diocletian, Emperor. 253. 5. 254
    - His Coine. ibid.
    - His parentage. ibid.
    - Killeth Arrius Aper with his owne hands ibid.
    - His tyrannicall edicts. 256. 15
    - Resigneth vp the Empire. ibid. 18
    - Poisoneth himselfe ibid. 19
  - Dissembling betweene Richard L. Protector and the Duke of Buckingham 708. 59
  - Diuine Seruice in the English tongue 834 10
  - Diuitiacus gouerned part of Gaule and of Britaine. 162. 7
  - Dobuni yeeld to the Romans 175. 8
  - Robert D'oily father of Henry D'oily by Edith widow of Robert the fourth naturall sonne of King Henry the first 443. 69
  - Doleman, alias Parsons. 649 113
  - Domesday, or Domus Dei Book 421. 42
  - Domitian Emperour his youth 213.1
    - Escapeth murdering ibid.
    - Dedicateth a Temple to Iupi∣ter ibidem
    - His ambition 213 2
    - His vaine mispending of time ibidem 3
    - Enuieth Agricola his Victories 215. 16
    - His vaineglory and other vi∣ces 215. 17
    - By whom murdered. 216. 19
    - His personage ibid. 20
    - His age and raigne, ibid
    - His Coine. 213
  - Domneua, Dompneua, or Dom∣new foundresse of Minster Abbay in Thanet 332. 19
  - First Abbesse of Minster 294. 8
  - Doryphorus a youth Nero his wife 201. 2
  - A Doue presaging good suc∣cesse in the Admirals ship at Cadiz voyage 869. 267
  - Douer Castle shut against king Henry the third, and his bro∣ther Richard by the Barons. 536. 96
  - Archimbald or Archibald Dow∣glasse with other Nobles of Scotland slaine at Hallydon-hill 509. 28
    - Raiseth spoiles in England. ibi.
    - Taken prisoner. ibid▪
  - Archibald Dowglasse prisoner without ransome, hath Ber∣wicke allotted vnto him af∣ter a cōceited victory. 617. 3
  - Sir Iames Dowglasse his reso∣lute attempt vpon K. Edward the third his pauilion in the night. 566. 11
  - William Dowglasse taken pri∣soner by the English. 568. 26
  - Sir William Douglasse slaine by Henry Piercy alias Hotspurre 604. 79
  - Dragon-Gules the Standard of king Edward the third at the battel of Crescy, 578. 92.
  - Dragon in Standards against Infidels 316
  - Sir Francis Drake his voyage 852. 143
  - His ship kept as a monument ibid.
  - Sir Francis Drake Vice-Admi∣rall of the English against the Inuincible Armado of the Spaniard 859. 198
  - Dreames presaging King Hen∣ry the first his death 441. 53
  - A Dromond. i. a great Argosey of Saracens conquered by K. Richard the first. 475. 30
  - Druides in Britaine the onely learned Clergy and instru∣cters of Britaines 168. 8
    - Priuiledged in Britane. 168. 8
    - Allowed no Images nor visi∣ble forme of the Godhead 204. 10
  - Edmond Dudley Esquire, an in∣strument for King Henry the seuenth his auarice. 750. 70
    - His discent and quality. 754. 3
    - See more in Empson.
  - Iohn Dudley Earle of Warwick entreth Norwich against Ket and the Rebels of Norfolke, 808. 41
    - His noble heart and loue. 808. 45. 46
    - Created Duke of Northum∣berland. 811. 66
    - Appointed L. Lieutenant for Queene Iane against Ladie Marie. 816. 7
    - Arrested in Cambridge by a Serieant at Armes 817. 12
    - Arrested by Henry Fitz-Alen Earle of Arundel. 817. 13
    - He with others committed to the Tower. 817. 14
    - He recanted, and was behea∣ded 817. 17
  - Ambrose Dudley Earle of War∣wicke, Generall of the Eng∣lish at Newhauen 836. 29
  - Robert Dudley Earle of Leice∣ster, Deputy Generall in the Low-Countries enstalled at Dunhage, 856. 170
    - His proud carriage mistrusted by the States. 856. 171
    - His doings moue grudges & greeuances in the States. 856. 177
    - Hee returneth into England for what cause 857. 178
    - Discharged of his gouerne∣ment of the Low Countries 857. 181
    - Lieutenant of the English forces at Tilbury Campe. 859. 196
    - His death. 862, 220
  - Duel or combat intended be∣tweene Paramour Defen∣dant, and Low and Kyme Plaintiffes. 851. 135
  - Duel or single fight offered by a French man, who would not stand to it. 492. 26
  - Between Newton and Hamil∣ton about words. 81 61
  - Duel or combat between Iohn Welsh Esquier, English, and Martiles a Gentleman Na∣uarrois. 598. 44
  - Dukes place in London within Algate. See Priory of the Trinity.
  - Dulcitius a renowned Captain 270. 5
  - Dunbar Castle yeelded to King Edward the first. 547. 28
  - Dunmaile King of Cumberland. 366. 4
  - Dunstan Abbot of Glastenbury had a great hand ouer King Endred. 367. 5
    - Banished by King Edwy. 368 2
    - His iugling miracles and de∣lusions. 374. 4
    - His Prophesie. 375. 3
  - Dussin-Dale, a valley where Ket and his rebels entrenched themselues. 804. 42
  E
  - EAdred Monarch of England 367
    - His Armes and Coine. ibid.
    - His lenity and iustice▪ ibid. 5.
    - His works. 368. 6
    - His death and sepulture. ib.
    - His Issue. ibid. 7
  - Eagle the Romans maine En∣signe. 184. 5
  - Eanfled King Edwins daughter 335. 17
  - First baptized in Northum∣berland. 334. 5
  - Eanfrith or Eanfrid King of Bernicia 303. 9
    - An Apostata. 322.
    - Slaine ib. 304
  - Earthquakes 421. 46. 432, 39
  - Easter when it should be cele∣brated, breedeth a long dis∣sention. 331. 11. 12. &c.
  - The question argued to and fro. ibidem.
  - East Angles kingdom with the circuit 309. 1
  - The Armes of it. ibid.
  - East-Saxons kingdom and cir∣cuit. 300. 1
  - East-Saxons neither affected, nor attained to the Monar∣chie. 293, 2
  - Eaton Colledge founded. 685 82
  - Ebbe, Abbesse of Coldingham dissigured her selfe, wher∣fore 389, 13
  - Ebissa a Saxon Captaine sent for by Hengist. 290, 7
  - Eclipse of the sunne. 238. 6
  - Eclipses strange of Sunne and Moone 305. 17
  - Eclipse of the Sunne a little be∣fore King Henry the first his death. 442. 55
  - Edanadē King of Scots enuieth Ethelfred. 302. 7
  - Is oucrthrowne ibidem
  - Edbald King of Kent 293, 6
    - Refuseth Christianity, and marrieth his fathers wife. ibidem
    - Often plagued. 244. 6
    - Conuerted. ibidem
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    - Liberall to the Church. ib.
    - His Issue, raigne, death and buriall. ibibem
  - Edburga Abbesse of Minster in the Isle of Thanet. 332. 19
  - Edburga daughter of King Ed∣ward the elder, loueth good bookes, and leadeth a Mo∣nasticall life. 863. 26
  - Edelingsey Monastery builte. 359. 25
  - Edelingsey Ile where King El∣fred abode. 357. 11
  - Edenburgh burnt by the Eng∣lish 782. 123
  - Edenburgh Castle surrendred to the English for K. Iames the sixth his vse. 852. 139
  - Edenburgh rendred to king Ed∣ward the first. 547. 29
  - Edfrid King Edwins sonne mur∣dred by Penda. 335. 14
  - Edgar Monarch of England his Armes and his Coine. 369.
    - Sonne of King Edmund. ib.
    - His Style, 157
    - Surnamed the peaceable. 370. 3
    - Fauorable to Monkish pro∣fession. 370, 3
    - An enemy to maried Clerks. ibidem
    - To Drunkennesse 370. 4
    - Fauourable to Danes▪ ibidem
    - His Nauy Royall, and scow∣ring of the seas. ibid. 6
    - His gists in Winter, and cir∣cuits through the Countrie for executiō of Iustice. 370, 7
    - He bindeth diuers Princes to his Alleagiance. 370. 8
    - His Magnanimity and De∣uotion. 370. 9. 10
    - How many Monasteries hee built and repayred ibid.
    - His cruelty & incontinency. 370, 10
    - Deceiued with a maidser∣uant brought into his bed. 371. 13
    - His person, raign and buri∣all. 372. 15
  - Edgar a 6. son of King Ethel∣dred 380. 57
  - Edgar Atheling, or Etheling leaueth England. 417. 11
    - Set vp against William Con∣querour. 418. 2
    - Courteously vsed by King Williā the Conqueror. 419. 33
    - Heire apparant to the crown of England 339. 10
  - Edgar Etheling Englands dar∣ling. 415. 2
  - He with the Bishops and o∣thers, yeeld to William of Normandy 415. 23
  - Edgar Etheling his parentage. 384, 21
  - Edgith a daughter of Algar, wife to King Harold. 404, 10
  - Edgith a daughter of King E∣thelred the vnready, married to Edrick a Traitor. 380. 49
  - Edgith the naturall or base daughter of King Edgar. 372. 21
    - A veiled Nu••ne, beautifull and chast. ibid.
    - Her answere to Bishoppe E∣thelwold ibidem.
    - Her buriall. ibidem
  - Edgith a daughter to King Ed∣ward the elder. 362. 21
  - Edgith alias Edith King Egberts daughter died, and buried at Pollesworth, 349, 20
  - Saint Edgithes or Edithes of Pollesworth ibidem
  - Edgiua the 11. daughter of K. Edward the elder, 363, 27
  - Edgiua wife to King Edward the elder 361, 1
  - Her death ibidem
  - Edhild daughter to King Ed∣ward the elder 362, 21
  - Edilwach, See Ethelwolfe,
  - Edilwald or Mollo King of Northumberland slaine, 305 19
  - Edith Swans-halse, or Swans∣necke, king Harold his sweet heart before hee was King. 408. 52
  - Editha o•• Egitha wife to King Edward Confessor, Earle Goodwins daughter, 402. 25
  - Her buriall ibidem
  - Saint Edith the Chast, begotten by King Edgar. 370, 11
  - Edith, alias Beatrice daughter of King Edward the elder. 362, 15
  - Foundeth a Nunnery at Tamworth. ibidem
  - Edmund sonne of King Edward the elder, King of the West-Saxons, and Monarch of Eng∣land, his Armes and Coine. 365
  - Edmond a third sonne of Ethel∣dred the vnready 380, 44
  - Commonly called Ironside, his Armes and Coine. 381
  - Edmond sonne of Edmond Iron∣side liueth priuate in Exile. 384, 22
  - Edmund or Edmond King of the East-Angles, 311, 15
    - Most cruelly put to death by the Danes ibidem▪ 354, 6
    - His Raigne, ibid.
  - Edmund sonne of King Edward the elder, Monarch of Eng∣land 362, 24, 365
    - He vanquisheth the rebellious Danes, and ioyneth Northū∣berland to his Dominions, 366. 3
    - His lawes translated into La∣tine by Lambert 366, 4
  - Saint Edmondsbury giuen by him to the Monkes there. 366, 4
    - His vntimely and vnfortunate death 366, 5
    - His Issue, ibid.
  - Saint Edmondsbury why so cal∣led 311. 15
  - S. Edmondsbury Church built ibid.
    - Burnt by the Danes ibidem
    - Reedified and enriched by K. Canutus ibib.
  - Saint Edmonds Dicth 360. 4
  - Edmond second sonne of King Edgar 372. 19
  - Edmond, second sonne of King Edward the first: his marri∣age and issue. 553. 72
    - Earle of Kent ibid.
    - Beheaded ibid.
  - Edmund Crouchbacke Earle of Lancaster 284, 8
  - Edmund Crouchbacke why so termed ibid. 539. 107
    - Titular King of Sicilia and A∣pulia ibid.
    - His other honours▪ ibid.
    - His wiues and issue ibid.
    - Henry the third his second sonne 532. 85
    - His broad Seale ibid.
    - Deluded by the Pope ibid. 86
  - Edmund the 2. son of K. Henry the 3. commended to the Parliament from his Father 534. 91
  - Edmund Crouch-backe, the ori∣ginall of the contention be∣tweene Yorke and Lancaster 539. 107
  - His death and buriall. ibid.
  - Not deformed 534. 91
  - Edmund Earle of Arunde••, be∣headed with others to satis∣fie Roger Mortimer. 563. 66
  - Edmund Earle of Kent, halfe vncle to King Edward the third, opposing the Queene Dowager and Mortimer, be∣headed. 567.19
  - Edmond of Langley created Earle of Cambridge, & Duke of Yorke. 590, 600. 56
  - Sent with an Army into Por∣tugall. 594. 17
  - Edmond Archbishoppe of Can∣terbury dealeth with King Henry the third, about re∣dressing of the State. 520 45
  - A Saint, and dieth in volunta∣ry exile 525. 62
  - Edmund Earle of March de∣tecteth a conspiracy of Ri∣chard Earle of Cambridge & others. 629. 30
  - Edmond Beaufort Duke of So∣merset taken forth of Sanctu∣ary at Tewkesbury, 684. 72
  - Edmond Beaufort Duke of So∣merset arrested of high Trea∣son, and sent to the Tower. 666. 61
  - Edmond Beaufort Duke of So∣merset, a vigilant Counsellor to king Henry the 6. and true to his Country. 665. 54
    - Regent of English and France, 661. 39
    - Commanded prisoner to his owne house. 665. 57
    - Accuseth Richard Duke of Yorke of treason. ibid.
    - Flyeth from Barnet field into Wales, 683. 65
    - Slaine at the battell of Saint Albans 667. 64
  - Edmond Ironside Monarch of England, his Coine. 381
    - He profereth king Canute sin∣gle fight 382. 2
    - He putteth Danes to flight, 384. 3
    - Edmund and Canute at single fight. 383. 16
    - Murdred by Edricke. 383. 17
    - His raigne and buriall. 383, 18
    - His personage and valour, ib. 19
  - Edmond Earle of Kent woun∣ded to death at the siege of Briant in Little Bretaigne. 620. 46
  - Edmund sonne of King Harold from out of Ireland inuadeth England. 417. 13
  - Edmond Prince, King Ethel∣dreds sonne, punisheth Re∣uolters 380. 37
  - Edmund de la Pole, Earle or Duke of Suffolke, excommu∣nicate by a Bull from Pope Alexander the 6. 749. 69
    - Deliuered vp to the Tower of London. 749, 70
    - See more in P. at de la Pole
  - Edmond third sonne of King Henry the seuenth, Duke of Somerset, his birth, death and place of buriall 751. 74
  - Edred a fourth sonne of King Etheldred the vnready. 380, 45
  - Edred sonne to King Edward the elder. 362. 25
  - Edred another sonne, his Arms and Come 367
  - Edrick King of Kent. 294.10. Slaine. ibidem
  - Edrick the Dane murdered. 361, 9
  - Edrick Syl••ati••us taketh Arms with the Welshmen, against King William Conquerour. 416. 9
  - Edrick the Kings sonne, reuol∣teth to the Danes. 379. 36
  - E••••le Edrich, surnamed Stre∣ton for his auarice 377. 17
    - His traiterous stratageme. 38••. 6
    - His wicked counsell. ibidem 11
    - Surnamed also Streona. 416. 9
    - Beheaded as a traitor, and his head set on the highest gate in London 383, 18
    - An vntrusty Counsellor to his Soueraigne. 377 20
    - His treachery ibidem 25
    - Hee goeth to the enemy. 382 13
  - Edsine Archbishop of Canter∣bury. 399, 6
  - Edward the elder, Monarch of the English 360
    - His Armes and Coine. ibidem
    - His Humility, 361.7
    - Taketh a Votaresse to wife, ibidem 3
    - His death and Issue 361. 10
  - King Edward the Confessor his death, buriall and raigne. 401, 25. 402. 25
    - His personage ibidem
    - Called Saint Edward. 399. 6
    - Monarch of England 398
    - His Seale, Coine, and Armes. 398
    - Vaine predictions of his raign 398. 2
    - His lawes the fountain of our common lawes in England. 399. 7
    - His lawes reuiued. 435▪4
    - His troubles by forrainers, & domesticke enemies. 399, 11 12
    - His raign troubled with cala∣mities of the land. 400. 20
    - He refraineth from the bed of his vertuous wife. 400. 21
    - Vnkind and cruell to his wife and mother. 401. 22▪ 24
  - Edward Out-Law dieth. 399. 10
  - Sonne of Edmond Ironside li∣ueth priuate in exile. 384▪ 22
  - Edward the seuenth sonne of K Ethelred the vnready. 381. 52
  - King Edward the Martyr Mo∣narch of England. 373
    - His Armes and Coine. ibidem
    - Murdered by his stepmother Elfrida 374. 8
    - His buriall. ibidem
  - King Edward the first his birth. 526. 65
  - Edward Prince, after K. Edward the first, marieth Elianor, Al∣phonsus the King of Spain his sister 532. 84
    - His estate which the King gaue him presently, ibidem
    - Hee holdeth with the Barons against his father 536. 98
  - Prince Edward reuenged of the Londoners for abuse to the Queene his mother. 537. 101
  - Prince Edward, after King Ed∣ward the first, taken prisoner by Simon Montfort, and im∣prisoned in Douer. 538. 102
    - Remoued to Hereford Castle 538. 102
    - Escapeth out of prison, and raiseth a power against Si∣mon Montfort 538. 103
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    - He with his brother Edmond and others take the Crosse for the Holy Land, 539. 105
    - He killeth an Assasine. 542. 5
    - Wounded and healed by his wiues tongue. 542. 5
  - King Edward the first his Arms, Broad▪Seale and Coin. 541.
    - Why named Longshanke. 439. 106
    - His valour and reso••ution, 542. 3. 4
    - His single fight being Prince with Sir Adā Gourdon. 442, 4
    - He sorroweth more for his fathers death then his sons, 543. 6
    - His wonderfull strength of body 543. 7
    - His honorable passage home∣ward from the Holy-Land. 543. 7
    - Homager to Philip King of France▪ for territories in France. 543, 8
    - Crowned King at Westminster 543. 9
    - Discomfited by the Welsh, 544. 14
  - Edward of Caernaruon borne. 545. 15
    - King Edward the 1. claimeth Soueraignety ouer Scot∣land. 545. 19
    - Dispossessed of Gascoigne, 446, 24
    - Intendeth the Conquest of Scotland. 546. 25
    - Purposeth to vnite Scotland to the Crowne of England 547. 31
    - Taketh truce with France, 548, 33
    - Weddeth Margaret the French Kings Sister. 548, 36
    - He granteth Charters and Li∣berties to his subiects. 548. 36
    - Renounceth his graunt, 551 52
    - Edward of Caernaruon made Prince of Wales, and Earle of Chester 549, 40
    - First Prince of royal race. 552, 61
    - King Edward the first cast from his horse had two ribs broken 548. 34
    - One of our greatest English Monarches 550. 48
    - Wholy possessed of Scotland, ibidem
    - Duke of Aquitaine ibidem
    - His last speeches on his death bed to Prince Edward, 551 54
    - Sicke of a desenterie, or blou∣dy fluxe, whereof he died, 551, 55
    - His commendation, ibid.
    - His wiues and Issue, ibidem.
  - King Edward the second, his Armes, Broad-S••ale, and Coine. 554
    - He taketh reuenge of Walter Langton Bishoppe of Che∣ster 555, 3
    - Weddeth Isabel daughter of Philip the Faire, King of France ibidem
    - He with his Queen crowned, ibid. 6
  - Edward of Windsor, after King Edward the third, borne, 556. 16
    - Made high Keeper or Warden of England in his fathers dayes, 562. 63
    - Duke of Aquitane, and Earle of Pontieu 561, 52
    - Ensured by the Queene to Philip daughter to Iohn Ea. of Henault 561, 57
    - Crowned King by rhe name of Edward the third 564, 78
    - K. Edward the second entreth Scotland with a puissant Ar∣my 557. 19
    - The dissolute behauiour in his Campe. ibid. 21
    - He and his power defeated by Rob. Br••ce 557. 22. 23
    - Hee vpbraideth bitterly the death of Thomas Earle of Lancaster. 560. 46
    - Flyeth into Wales vnto the Abbey of Neath. 562. 61
    - Recalled by Proclamation. 562. 63
    - King Edward the second de∣posed, and committed to 2. mer••ilesse Knights 566, 5
    - Murdered by his two Kee∣pers. 566. 6
    - His murderers outlawed, and brought to confusion. 566, 8
    - His murdered Corps laide to view. ••bi••▪ 9
    - His repentance and reforma∣tion of life after his deposing ibidem
    - King Edward the second pri∣soner at Kenelworth Castle. 563, 69
    - Sollicited to r••••••gne vp the Crowne vnto his sonne Ed∣ward 563. 73
    - He resigneth it, ibid.
    - His Issue. 564. 78
  - Edward the third, his Armes Broad-Seale and Coine. 565
    - Crowned by Walter Archb. of Canterbury 566. 3
    - Prouideth for the publike peace of the Realme. 566. 2
    - For warres with Scotland. 566, 3
    - He besiegeth Berwicke. 568 27
    - He reputeth the Acts and re∣leases to the Scots at Nor∣thampton in his Minority to bee void. 569. 27
    - Warreth vpon Scotland on what ground. ibidem
  - Edward the Blacke Prince born at Woodstocke 507. 19
    - Why by-named Blacke Prince 567. 20
    - Created Prince of Wales. 574 75
    - His commendation ibid.
    - The first Duke of Cornwal cre∣ated 673. 95
    - In great danger at the battell of Cresci 578. 94
    - Saileth into France to take possession of the Dukedome of Aquitaine 581▪ 112
    - His high atchiuements in France 581. 114
    - His commendable behauiour vpon the victorie at the bat∣tell of Poictiers. 582. 117
    - Returneth into England in triumph ibid. 118
    - Hee doth homage to his Fa∣ther f••r the Dukedome of Aquitaine. 584. 125
    - He passeth with an Army into Spaine, in the quarrell of Pe∣ter King of Castile disseized of his kingdome 285. 134
    - Poisoned in his iourney of Spaine. 585. 134
    - He demandeth a fowage at a Parliament in Gascoign••. 586 136
    - His death and commendation 585. 150.
    - Enterred, with a Monument in Canterbury ibidem
    - His Issue 589. 156
  - Edward the third doth Homage to Philip de V••lois for the Dutchy of Gascoigne. 567 20
    - His ouerture for the holy Land 569. 33
    - Entreth with an Army into Scotland to aide K Edward Bailiol 569. 34. 35
    - Createth sundry great States 570. 36
    - Hee supporteth the Bailiols possession of Scotland against the Bruce ibid. 38
    - His claime to the crowne of France iustified 570. 40
    - How he fortified himselfe, for the conquest of France▪ 570 41
    - His manner of doing homage for the Duchy of Aquitane 571. 47
    - Saileth to Anwerp for France 572. 48
    - Constituted Vicegerent vnto Lewis the Emperour ibid.
    - Why hee refused to kisse the Popes foot 572. 49
    - His broad Seale 572. 50
    - Hee publisheth his title to France. ibidem 53
    - His victory at Sea, against the French 573. 57
    - His puissant Army ibid. 57
    - His challenge sent to Philip de Ʋalois ibid. 59
    - He is at a default for want of Treasure 574. 63
    - Hee punisheth officers about his treasure ibid. 64
    - His answere to Lewis of Ba∣uarre the Emperour his re∣uocatory lines ibid. 67
    - Saileth againe into France for the conquest thereof 576. 83
    - King Edward the third his re∣solute valour at the fourd Blanche Taque 577. 85
    - His answer, when the Blacke Prince was in danger, 578. 95
    - His victory at the battel of Crescy 579. 97
    - His Charity to the poore of Calais by him besieged. 570 102
    - His deuout thanksgiuing to God for victory 582. 118
    - Hee inuadeth France againe 583. 121
    - K. Edward 3. lieth with a pu∣issant Army before Paris 593. 122
    - His Hoast much hurt by tem∣pest. 583 122
    - His cruelty in France ibid.
    - He yeeldeth to a peace ibid.
    - His death. 589. 154
    - His Epitaph. ibid.
    - His works of deuotion. ibid.
    - His issue. 589▪ &c.
    - His raigne and age 589. 154
  - Edward Earle of March and Duke of Yorke sheweth his right to the Crowne. 674. 1
  - King Edward the fourth, his Armes, Seale, and Coine 674
    - Proclaimed King 675. 2
    - He denieth repaiment of mo∣ney borrowed of the Sta∣plers Merchants 675. 4
    - Crowned King in Westminster 676. 11
    - Sitteth personnally in the Kings Bench court. ibid. 17.
    - His proiects for a marriage 676. 18. 19
    - Enamoured vpon Da••e Eli∣zab••th Grey. 677, 21
    - Dissawded by his mother, Duches of Yorke, but in vaine, from that marriage with Elizabeth Grey 677. 23
    - He marrieth Dame Elizabeth Grey 678. 24
    - Taken prisoner by Richard Neuil Earle of Warwicke 679, ••6
    - Cōmitted prisoner to George Neu••ll Ar••hbishop of Yorke ibid.
    - Hee esapeth from his keep ers ibid 37
    - Leaueth England and setteth saile toward Burgundy. 681 56
  - King Edward the fourth, in Parliament declared Traitor to his countrey, and an V∣surper: and his goods to be confiscate 681. 53
    - He landeth with a power at Rauenspur in Yorkshire. 682 57
    - Sweareth to bee true to King Henry the sixth. ibidem
    - Encampeth neere to Couen∣tree against Richard Neuill Earle of VVarwicke, and cha∣lengeth him to battell. 682. 59
    - Encountreth George Duke of Clarence his brother, and are both reconciled 682. 60
    - Marcheth towards Barnet, to Gladmore-Heath with King Henry the sixth in his traine, 683. 62
    - His victory and triumph for Barnet field. 683. 66
    - Offer••th his Banner in Saint Paules Church. 683. 66
    - His reply to Charles Duke of Burgundy who married his sister 687, 95
    - He sendeth into Br••taigne for Iasper Earle of Pembroch, & Henry Earle of Richmont. 686 89
    - His expedition into France a∣gainst Lewis the French King. 689, 91
    - Sendeth defianc•• to Lewis king of France ibidem
    - He loueth his Subi••cts, and is beloued againe. 688. 101
    - Sendeth for the Lord Maior, and Aldermen of London to his huntings. ibidem
    - Wantonly giuen. ibidem. 102
    - His sicknesse and speeches at his death 690. 113. 114
    - His Apophthegme of his 3. Concubines 688. 102
    - His death, ra••gn•• and state of buriall 690. 115
  - King Edward the fourth his personage, feature and other parts. 691. 116
    - His issue by Elizabeth his wife 691. 18. &c.
    - His concubines 161. 129
    - His naturall issue 150
    - His care to set peace between his owne kindred and the Queenes 699. 9
    - His children made bastards by Richard his brother, Lord Protector, and Doctor Shaa his Chaplaine, vpon what colour 705. 53
    - Hims••lfe with his brother George Duke of Clarence made bastards by their bro∣ther Richard, Lord Prote∣ctor 705. 54
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    - His is••ue held Bastardy 712. 3
  - King Edward the fourth accu∣sed to haue been contracted to Dame Butler before his marriage with Elizabeth ••rey 712. 3
  - Edward Bruce crowneth him∣selfe King of Scotland, and is s••aine in battel 558. 33
  - King Edward the fifth, his arms and seale 693
    - Attended by his mothers friends repaireth towards London vpon his fathers death 695. 10
    - Met by the Citizens of Lon∣don and accompanied into the Citie 697. 24
    - Smothered to death with his brother in the Toure 709. 65
    - His short raigne, without Crown, Scepter or Ball, 709 65. 714. 715. 19
    - What hee said when he heard that his vncle was crowned King 715. 18
    - His body and his brothers where first buried. 715. 19
  - King Edward the fifth his body with his brothers, taken vp and buried againe no man knoweth where. 715. 19
  - Edward the last childe of King Henry the eight, when borne 786. 147
    - Created Prince of Wales ibid.
    - He is King of England vnder the name of King Edward the sixth 803
    - His Armes, broad Seale, and Coine. ibid.
    - The beginning of his raigne and Coronation. 804. 3
    - Compared to King Iosiah in godly zeale 804. 5
    - His marriage with Queene Mary of Scotland desired of the English. 804. 7
    - Falleth sicke of a cough and consumption of the lungs 812. 73
    - His praier at the point of death. 812. 76
    - His death. ibid.
    - His vertues 812. 77. 813
    - His learning and memory 313. 77
    - His care and mercy ibid. 78
    - His zeale to the Gospell ibid. 79
    - His letter to the Lady Mary his sister. 813 80
    - His workes of mercy. ibidem 81
    - His liberality to the poore of London 813. 85
    - His age, raigne and place of buriall 814. 8
    - Prince Edward first sonne of King Henry the sixth, born, 666. 60
    - Prince Edward, King Henry the sixt his sonne apprehen∣ded after Tewksbury fielde. 684. 73.
    - Prince of Wales. 672. 95
      - His stout answere to K. Ed∣ward the fourth. ibidem
      - Shamefully slaine by Richard Duke of Glocester. 684. 73 673. 95
      - A Prince of great hope. 672 95
      - Hee had beene contracted to Lady Anne, daughter to Richard Neuil Earle of War∣wicke 673. 95. 680. 44
      - His Corps meanely buried at Tewkesbury 673. 59
    - Edward Earle of Warwicke, son to George Duke of Clarence beheaded. 689. 107
    - Edward Earle of Warwicke in the Tower, as a new Titler to the Crowne 745. 59
    - Edward Duke of Buckingham plotteth with Richard Duke of Glocester to remoue from King Edward the fifth, the Queene-mothers friendes. 695. 12
    - Edward Plantagenet Earle of March, after King Edward the fourth his victory at Mortimers Crosse. 672. 92
    - Hee with Richard Neuil the stout Earle of Warwicke ha∣sten to London 674. 1
    - Edward, sonne to King Richard the third, made heire appa∣rant by Parliament. 712. 4
      - Created Earle of Salisbury & Prince of Wales 726. 62
      - Edward Duke of Yorke slaine at the battell of Agincourt. 633. 61
      - Enterred in the Colledge at F••thring▪hay 634. 30
    - Edward Seymer Earle of Hert∣ford, and Duke of Somerset ordained Lord Protector, during the Minority of King Edward the 6. 804. 4
      - His expedition into Scotland 804. 8
      - Hee and his brother Thomas Seimer Lord Admirall ••at ods. 809. 52
      - See more in Seimer
    - Edward Lord Stafford Duke of Buckingham beheaded for treason. 771. 83
    - Seduced by a Monke. 771. 83
    - Edwin King Edward the elder his sonne casteth himself into the sea for sorrow. 362. 17
    - Edwin the valiant Prince of Deira King of Northumber∣land 303. 7
      - Of his preseruation a strange story ibidem
      - His death and raigne. ibidem
    - Edwin King of Churles, son of King Ethelred banished and murdered. 390. 2
    - Edwin the great Monarch of Englishmen. 333
      - His Armes. ibidem.
      - Hee renounceth his Edicts. 334. 5
      - His magnificent Port. 334, 8
      - Slaine in Hethfield battell 335, 10
      - His raigne, buriall, wiues and Issue. 335
    - Edwin and Morcar Rebels re∣sist the Normans. 417. 11
    - They affect the Crowne of England 407. 44
    - Edwin Earle of Yorkeshire slaine by his owne Souldiers. 419. 274
    - Edwy Monarch of England his Armes and his Coine 368
      - Sonne to King Edmund. ibid.
      - An enemy to Monkish orders therefore by them noted for vicious life. 368. 2
      - His raigne, death and buriall. 369. 3
    - Edwy a fifth sonne of Ethelred the vnready 380 46
    - Murdered ibidem
    - Egbert King of Kent. 294. 8
      - Murdereth his Nephewes. ib.
      - His raigne, death and Issue. ibidem
    - Egbert sonne of Withred King of Kent, his raigne and death. 294. 12
    - Egbert King of Northumber∣land 305. 17
      - Became a Monke. ibidem
      - His Issue. ibid.
    - From Egbert the first Monarch vnto King Edward the Con∣fessor what time, 278. 2
    - Egbert King of the West-Sax∣ons, his Armes and Coine, 348
      - The first absolute Monarch of England. 305. 24
      - His Armes and Coine. 248
      - His exploites 348
      - His descent, personage, raign, sepulture, Epitaph, and Issue 349
    - Egbert Archbishoppe of Yorke erecteth a Library. 305. 17
    - Egbert sonne of Ethelbert the vnready 380. 43
    - Egelwine Bishoppe of Durham hungersterued 419. 29
    - Egfride King of Northumber∣land, 304. 11
      - Inuadeth the Irish. ibidem
      - Slaine by the Picts, or Red∣shankes. ibidem
    - Egfride King of Mercia, and Monarch of the English, 307. 12
      - His Armes 346
      - His short raigne and buriall, ibidem
    - Egfride King Offa his only son, Monarch of England. 345 346
    - His short raigne and buriall. 346. 2
    - Egitha the vertuous wife of K. Edward the Confessor. 401 24.
    - Her praise ibidem
    - Eglesine a Politicke and stout Abbot of Saint Austin in Canterbury. 416. 6
    - Sir Iohn Egremond rebelleth, 735. 26
    - Flieth to the Dutchesse of Burgundie. 735. 26
    - Egricke king of the East Angles slaine in battell. 310. 6
    - Eguina daughter of King Ed∣ward the elder wife to Charles the simple King of France, 362. 19
    - Her Issue ibidem
    - Eguina wife to King Edward the elder. 361
    - Ela daughter of William Con∣querour contracted to Ha∣rold, after King of England, 426.76
    - Elappea King of Bernicia. 302, 3
    - Eldol Duke of Glocester his va∣lour 290. 12
    - Eleazar a Iew of an huge height. 236. 1
    - Eleonor or Eleanor, or Elenor King Edward the first his wife, while hee was Prince, deliuered of her daughter Ioan at Acon. 542. 5
      - Shee landeth at Douer. 532 85
      - Her rare affection to her hus∣band ibid,
      - Dieth at Lincolne 545, 18
      - Her Corps how conducted to Westminster. ibidem
      - Her death and Tombe. 551 56
    - Eleanor the second daughter of King Iohn, her marriage, Issue, death and buriall, 507. 70
    - Eleanor daughter to King Ed∣ward the first, and Elenor his wife, her marriages, and issue 552. 62 68
    - Her death and burial. 532. 68
    - Eleanor, daughter to K. Edward the first, and Margaret his wife, her buriall 553. 73
    - Eleanor or Elenor diuorced from Lodowicke King of France. 453. 42
    - Elenor King Henry the second his wife, conspireth against the King 465. 65
      - With her two yonger sonnes taketh part with Henry▪ the young King against the hus∣band and father. ibid.
      - In safe custody 466. 77
      - Her descent. 470. 101
      - She is the cause of warres and troubles betwixt France & England ibidem
      - Kept in long Captiuity by her husband, and released by King Richard her sonne. 472. 2
    - Elenor called the Damos••ll of Bretaigne, daughter to Gef∣frey King Henry the second his sonne 470. 105
    - Elenor second daughter of K. Henry the second married to Alphonse the good King of Castile and Spaine. 470. 109
    - Her Issue. 471. 109
    - Queen Eleanor or Elenor King Iohns mother, a wise Princesse 490. 19
    - Her death ibidem
    - Eleanor, Alphonso the King of Spaine his sister. 532. 85
    - Eleanor Cobham, Dutchesse of Glocester arraigned of sorcerie and treason. 661. 40
    - Put to publike penance, and in perpetuall prison 662. 41
    - Elenor daughter to K. Edward the second, wedded to Rei∣nald second Earle of Gelder, and after Duke of Gelder. 564. 81
    - Eleanor wife of King Henry 3. her death and buriall. 539 105
    - Election of the Emperour in Probus his time 251. 1
    - Elephants first brought into England 194. 9
    - Their late found bones. ibid.
    - Eleutherius Bishoppe of Rome his originall Epistle to King Lucius. 222. 8
    - This Epistle auerred against Papists obiections ibib. 9
    - Elfgiua alias Elfleda first wife to King E••helred the vnrea∣dy 380. 40
    - Elfgiue King Edmonds wife, a vertuous Lady, and reputed a Saint. 366. 6
    - Elfgiue the wife of King Ed∣wy separated from him. 369. 4
    - Elfgiue daughter of King E∣thelred the vnready, married to Vired the Bold 381, 50
    - Elfgiua or Elgiua a daughter of King Edward the elder▪ 362 24
    - Elfleda King Elfred or Alfred his daughter, Dutchesse or Gouernesse of Mercia. 359 Another Zenobia. 361.8
    - Elfleda winneth Brecknocke and Darby 361. 8
    - Her death and buriall. ibidem
    - Elfleda wife of King Edward the elder 361. 10. 11
    - Elfleda daughter of King Ed∣ward the elder, Abbesse of Ramsey in the Countie of Southampton 362. 18
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    - Elfleda King Offa his daughter 345. 17
    - Elfred sonne of Ethelwolfe ali∣as Alfred Monarch of Eng∣land, his Armes and Coine, 356
      - His noble vertues. 356. 2. 358. 25
      - Styled first absolute Mo∣narch. 356, 2
      - How he employed the houres of the day Naturall, ibidem
      - How he diuided his Kingdom ibibem.
      - Hardly distressed and almost turned out of all by the Danes. 357. 10
      - His care of iustice. ibidem
      - His good studies. ibidem
      - Hee disguiseth himselfe in E∣delingsey Isle. 357. 12
      - His care of the Clergy, Or∣phanes, &▪ widdowes, ibi••em
      - His stratagems against the Danes 357. 12
      - His loue to learning. ibibem.
      - Surpriseth the Danes Campe. 357. 13
      - His buildings. 359.25
      - His Kingdome how confined ib. 16
      - His issue. 359.28
      - His death, raigne and vertues 358
    - Elfred, sonne of King Eadred 368. 7
    - Elfred sonne of King Edward the elder, crowned in his fa∣thers time. 362. 14
    - Elfred a Nobleman, but a per∣iured traitor, fell sodainely downe and so died. 363, 2
    - Elfred the 8. sonne of King E∣thelred the vnready, betray∣ed by King Harold, Hare∣foote, and depriued of his eye-sight. His buriall. 381 53
    - Elfride a beautifull Lady espou∣sed to Ethelbert, voweth chastity 311. 14
    - Elfrida Duke Ordgars daugh∣ter 371. 14
      - Her disloialty to her husband Ethelwold ibid
      - Second wife to King Edgar 372. 17
    - Elfride daughter of king Offa, sorroweth for the death of her spouse King Ethelbert 345. 18
    - Elfrida stepmother to king Ed∣ward the Martyr mudereth him. 374. 8
      - Shee repenteth of her fact. ibi.
      - Her buriall. ibid.
    - Elfrike Earle of Mercia, a trai∣tor 376▪ 8
    - Elfride daughter of King El∣fride 359
    - Elfride Abbesse of Stranshalch 338. 9
    - Eligiua. See Elgiua.
    - Elie Abbey founded 304. 11
    - Elie Isle besieged 538. 104
    - Elie Monkes sue for mercy to William Conquerour and be∣tray the Isle 419. 29
    - Hardly intreated by William Conquerour ibidem 30
    - Sir Thomas Eliot a learned Knight 159
    - Elizabeth the seuenth naturall daughter of King Henrie the first, her discent by the Mo∣thers fide. 444. 79
    - Elizabeth Barton, the holy maid of Kent. 770. 83
      - A counterfeit oracle. ibid.
      - Detected by Cranmer, Crom∣wel and Latimer ibid
    - Elizabeth Queene of Spaine, wife to Ferdinando troubled by a counterfect Inheretrix 743. 49
    - Lady Elizabeth Grey, widow to Sir Iohn Grey, her behaui∣our to King Edward the 4. 677. 21
      - Her discent, and her kindred highly aduanced 678. 25
      - Crowned Queene at Westmin∣ster ibid.
      - Queene Dowager to King Edward the fourth, escapeth out of the Tower, and taketh Sāctuary at Westminster with her Sonne the Duke of Yorke 681.51. 696. 19
      - Deliuered of Prince Edward in Sanctuary 681. 51
      - Condemned to forfeit all her lands and goods 7••1. 15
      - Shee and her mother slande∣red of witchcraft 711. 3
      - Confined to a Monastery 731 16
      - Her parentage 691.117
      - Her meane life in Bermondsey Monastery, her death and place of buriall ibid.
    - Elizabeth Lucy concubine to King Edward the fourth. 691 149
    - Dame Elizabeth Lucy, suppo∣sed to be wife to king Ed∣ward the fourth 706. 54
    - Elizabeth eldest daughter to king Edward the fourth, her commendable parts 729. 8
      - Her chaste meditation about Marriage 729. 8
      - Wife to K. Henry the seuenth, Crowned Queene. 734. 23 751, 71
      - Her death and buriall 747. 65 751. 71
    - Elizabeth daughter to king Edward the fourth, vpon a contract with the Daulpin of France, called Madame the Daulphin. 689. 108
    - Lady ELIZABETH, af∣ter Queene and Monarch of England, borne 771. 85 786. 145
      - The wonder of her Sexe. 170
      - The second daughter of king Henry the eight. 786. 145
      - Succedeth Queene after her sister Queene Mary ibid.
      - Lady Elizabeth sent to the Tower 821. 47 822. 52
      - Conuaied as a prisoner to the Court 822. 50
      - Her manifold feares 823
      - In danger to be murdered at Woodstocke 823. 60
      - Brought in presence of Qu. Mary her sister 826. 98
      - Discharged of emprisonment 826▪99
    - Lady Elizabeth proclaimed Queene and Monarch of En∣land 831 1
    - Her Armes, broad S••ale, and Coine. ibid.
    - The beginning of her raigne 831. 2
      - Her zealous deuotion 832. 3
      - Her coronation ibid. 4
      - Moued in Parliament, to mar∣riage, by way of Petition ibid. 6
      - Her reply deliuered vnto it ibid.
      - Claimeth restitution of Callis ibid. 8
      - Assisteth the Scotish Lords against the French 834. 18
      - Laboreth for peace in France betweene Guise and Conde 835. 26
      - Shee demandeth Callis of Charles the 9. the French King according to coue∣nants 383. 47
      - Shee solliciteth the Scots in behalfe of Mary their Queene, fled, and landed in England 845. 61
      - The Maiestie of Queene Eli∣zabeths presence, often da∣shed Parries attempt to kill her 846. 96
      - Her vndaunted confidence 847. 102
      - Her singular clemency to of∣fenders 847. 103
      - Her gracious loue to her peo∣ple in generall 848. 103
    - Qu. Elizab. foreland 852. 141
      - Shee moueth Philip 2 King of Spaine for the Low Coun∣tries 854. 159
      - She vndertaketh the prot••ctiō of the Low-Countries. 855. 165
      - The motiues and reasons of her Protection. 855▪ 68
      - Her answer to printed libels against he•• 855. 168
      - Her magnanimity and cou∣rage at Tilbury Camp 862. 220
      - Her solemne thankesgiuing for defeating the Spanish in∣uincible Armado 862. 221
      - Her praier for prospering her Fleete set forth against Spaine 868. 263
      - Her answer in Latine to the Polonian Embassadors mes∣sage 871. 284
      - Her vsuall oath in anger 871 285
      - In passion for the death of Robert Deuereux Earle of Essex 880.3 45
      - Her praises in briefe ibidem 446, &c.
      - Her ••way in forraine parts ibid. 347
      - Her Princely qualities ibid. 348
      - Her feature and lineaments of body ibid. 348
      - Her Military prouidence. ibid.
      - Her Nauy, and maintenance of Nauigation ibid.
      - Her peaceable vertues ibidem 349
      - Named Lady Temperance, or Temper, by her brother king Edward the 6. ibid.
      - Her moderation ibid.
      - Her Court 880. 349
      - Her Councell ibid.
      - Her awe ouer her Courtiers. ibid.
      - Her meekenesse 881. 349
      - Her loue among her Subiects. ibid.
      - Her learning ibid. 350
      - Her languages ibid.
      - Her fauour to the learned ibid.
      - Her studiousnesse ibid.
      - Paralleled with Queen Zeno∣bia ibidem
      - Her godlinesse and piety. ibid▪ 351
      - Her priuate and politike ver∣tues ibid.
      - Her maitenance of true Reli∣gion. ibidem
      - How stiled by forraine Chur∣ches ibid.
      - Her sicknesse and death, ibid 352
      - Her funerals ibid 353
      - Her Monument ibidem
      - Her Epitaphes. 881. &c.
    - Ella Monarch of Englishmen, 325
      - His descent, issue and raigne ibid.
      - His armes ibid.
    - Ella the first King of the South-Saxons 295. 1
      - His armes ibid.
      - His raigne and death ibidem
    - Ella the first King of Deira or Northumberland 302. 1
      - His armes ibidem
      - His raigne and issue ibidem
    - Elle-croft why so called 305. 24
    - Elnothus Archbishop of Can∣terbury 396. 2
    - Elphegus Archbishop of Can∣terbury stoned to death by the Danes 378. 26
    - Elswine slaine in battell 338
    - Elswith wife to King Elfred 395. 28
    - Elswolfe King of the East-An∣gles 310
    - Eluanus Analon••us. i. of Glasten∣bury a learned Diuine 207. 21 206. 18
    - Elward alias Ethelward, a dili∣gent searcher of Antiquities 163. 16
    - When he liued ibidem
    - Elsward the sonne of King Ed∣ward the elder 362. 16
    - Embassage out of France, how answered by Chicheley Arch∣bishop of Canterbury 628. 26
      - From King Iohn to Philip king of France 492. 25
      - To Iames the third King of Scotland, for setling of Peace 733. 23
    - Out of Denmarke vnto Queene Elizabeth 871, 286
    - Out of Scotland demanding the Lady Margaret King Henry the seuenth his daugh∣ter for Iames the fourth 74, 64
    - Emerita Martir 206, 18
    - Queene Emma tried for adul∣tery 287. 6. 401. 23
      - A very prudent Lady 391. 4,
      - Wife to Ethelred the vnready and king Canutus 393, 20
    - Emma called also Elfgiue 393 20
    - Also the floure of Normandy 380, 41
    - Encomium Emmae a Booke in praise of Queene Emma, 391, 4
    - Banished the Realme 395▪ 8
    - Emperors of Rome many die violent deaths 256. 14
    - Diuers at one time chosen 227. 3
    - Emperors of Rome, how ele∣cted after Nero 201. 1
    - Empire of Rome declineth, 273. 9
    - In Port Sale 227. 2
    - Richard Empson an Instrument for king Henry the 7. his aua∣rice 750. 70
    - His descent and quality 754. 3
    - Empson and Dudley, their wic∣ked courses & practises to im∣pouerish the people 750. 70
      - Sent to the Toure and attain∣ted of Treason 754. 2
      - Beheaded 754. 3
    - Eneon rebelleth against Rees ap Tewdor 429. 15
    - England whence it tooke name 285. 10
      - When first so named 349. 10
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      - Reduced to the name of Bri∣taine 161. 11
      - In wofull plight during the raigne of Henry the 6▪ 657. 21
      - The mother Monastery of Europe 207. 22
    - Full of sinne in King Edward the Confessors daies 400. 21
      - Twice Schoole▪Mistresse to France 207. 22
      - Changeth not name vpon Conquests 161. 11
    - England the South of Britaine 349. 10
      - Continueth the name 783 yeeres 161. 11
      - Forced to abiure Pope Alex∣ander and Thomas Becket 460. 35
    - A prey to the Danes 376. 14
      - In a combustion 504▪ 56
      - Betweene King Henry the 3. and the Barons 437. 98
      - At the point to bee inuaded by the French 601. 64
      - Diuided between Canute and Edmond Ironside 383. 16
      - A nation in ranke before Spaine 630▪ 35
      - To be shared, betweene Ed∣mond Mortimer, Henry Per∣cie, and Owen Glendowr 617. 32
    - Englishmen obtaine a victorie at Sea of the Normans 546 22
      - Conuerted to Christianitie and had baptized ten thou∣sand in one day 330. 8
      - Conuerted 8. Nations to Christ 157. 13
      - Their Lands giuen to Nor∣mans 416. 10
    - English Monarchs of Wales 430. 23
      - Englishmen expelled out of Scotland 811. 62
      - Enthralled to the Danes 377, 15
    - All English footing lost in France in a short space 830 116
    - Englishmens Christian and honorable deportement at the winning of Cadiz 870 273
    - Englishmen of old, expert war∣riours 360. 5
    - The••r modest and deuout be∣hauiour after their victory at Crescy 579. 98
    - English-Pale in France how limited 536. 97
    - Scriptures red by Authoritie in English 343. 4
    - Englishmen proceed from Cim∣brica Chersonesus 161. 4
    - They fashion themselues like to strangers 416. 10
    - English voluntaries their valor in forreine parts 584. 129
    - Sir Francis Englefield an Eng∣glish fugitiue and Traitour 846. 91
    - Engloen a part of Denmarke 160. 9
    - Enteruiew betweene Philip King of France and K. Iohn 485▪ 6
    - Endeth in discord ibidem
    - Entrails of beasts and men pee∣red into by Britaines. 168. 8
    - Eoster, a Goddesse of the Sax∣ons 288. 7
    - Eoster Mon••th▪ i. April ibidem
    - Erchenwine or Erkenwine king 〈◊〉〈◊〉 of the East-Saxons his shield of Armes 205 8
      - First King of East-Saxons as feodary to the Kings of Kent 300. 1
      - His descent ibidem 2
    - Ercombert K. of Kent a religi∣ous Prince. 299. 7
    - His issue, raigne and death, ibid.
    - Ericus Prince, and after King of Sweden, seeketh twice for marriage with Queene Eli∣zabeth 835. 35
    - Erkenwald Abbot of Chertside and Bishop of London 310. 7
    - Earle of Pouerty 779. 96
    - Erminheld king Wolfehers wife 340. 5
    - Became a Nun in Ely 307. 6
    - An Eremites prophesie of king Iohn 499. 45
    - Ernestus Archduke of Austria, Gouernour in the Low-Countries 367, 258
    - Erpenwald King of the East-Angles 309. 4
      - His Armes ibid. 1
      - The first of this Prouince that publikely professed Christi∣anity ibid.
      - Murdered therefore. ibid.
    - Esc••age, what it is 526. 68
    - Esk the sonne of Hengist raig∣••eth second king of Kent. 291. 16
    - Esk and Ocla Saxons slaine by Pendragon in battell 316
    - Esk his raigne and death. 293. 2
    - Esketel, a King of the Danes 356. 4
    - Eskings who they are 293. 2
    - Eskwin King of the West-Sax∣ons 298. 8
    - Essex Rebels 664. 51
    - Encamped on Mile'end by London ibid.
    - Henry de Essex, leaueth King Henry the second his stan∣derd 456. 8
      - Vanquisht in combate. ibid.
      - Shorne a Moncke, and dieth. ibid.
    - Essius an Abbot. 163. 15
    - Estates and Monarchies within what time they haue their periods 278. 2
    - Estridge or Ostrich feather, li∣uery of Prince Edward king Henry the sixth his sonne 682. 58
    - Ethelard king of the West▪Sax∣ons, his Coine and discent 299. 12
    - Terrified with two blasing starres ibid.
    - Ethelbald Monarch of English∣men 343
      - His armes ibidem
      - His loose life, remorse, and reigne 343
      - Murdred at Secondon 343. 5
      - His buriall ibidem
    - Ethelbald the sonne of Ethel∣wolfe rebelleth, and raigneth with his father 351. 7
      - His wiues 351. 9. 10
      - His Issue ibidem 11. 12
    - Ethelbald King of the Merci∣ans and Monarch of Eng∣land. 307. 10
      - Vitious ibib.
      - Repentance ibid.
      - Slaine in battel ibid.
      - His ragne and buriall ibid.
    - Ethelbert king of the East-An∣gles murdered by Ossa the Mercian 311. 14
    - Buried at Merden and tran∣slated to Hereford ibid.
    - Ethelbert, Monarch of the Eng∣lishmen 329. 353. 1
      - His Armes and Coine ibid.
      - Maintaineth Austin the monke and his company 330. 7
    - Ethelberts Tower in Canterbu∣ry yet standing ibid. 9
      - A great furtherer of Christi∣anity 332. 4
      - Assistant to king Sebert in the building of S. Pauls Church in London and S. Peters in Westminster ibid. 13
      - His raigne death and buriall 353. 4
      - His issue ibid. 353. 5. &c.
    - Ethelbert king of Kent enlar∣geth his kingdome. 293. 5 294. 1
      - The first Christian Saxon king ibid.
      - His wiues and issue ibid.
      - His raine, death, buriall and Epitaph ibid.
      - His vices 332
    - Ethilbert Pre•• king of Kent by vsurpation 295. 15
    - Taken Prisoner and is depo∣sed ibid.
    - Ethelbert murdred by Egbert and reputed a Martyr. 294. 9
    - Ethelburga wife to King Ina, Abbesse of Berking 299. 11
    - King Anaes daughter 310. 7
    - Ethelburga King Offaes daugh∣ter wife to K. Bithricke poi∣soneth her husband vnwit∣tingly 299. 16 345. 16
      - Committeth adultery in the habite of a Nun. 299. 16
      - Dieth in misery. ibid.
    - Ethelburga Tace wife to Ed∣win king of Northumberland 332. 18
      - Dieth in a Nunnery. 335. 12
      - A Christian and vertuous La∣die 334. 303
    - Ethildred Muchel. i. great Earle of the Mercians 359. 28
    - Etheldred Monarch of the Eng∣lishmen 340
      - His Armes ibid.
      - His remorse and good works 341. 4
      - Resigneth vp his Crowne to Kenred 341. 4
      - Becomes a Monke 341. 4
    - Etheldred or Ethilred King of the East-Angles his long raigne. 311. 13
    - Etheldreda, wife to Egfrid yet continued a virgine. 304. 11 310. 7
      - Professed a Nunne in Colding∣ham Abbey ibidem
      - Abbesse of Ely Monastery, ib. 310. 7
      - Entombed there ibid.
      - Commonly called Saint Au∣dre 310. 7
      - Queene Etheldred, o•• Au∣drees tombe 310 5
    - Etheldred or Etheldrid K. Ed∣wins daughter. 335. 17
    - Ethelfleda the White, abused by King Edgar. 370. 12
      - Daughter of Odmar, Duke of the East-Angles. 372. 15
      - King Edgars first wife. ibidem
    - Ethelfrid king of Northumber∣land 302. 7
      - Thirsty of fame ibidem
      - Surnamed the Wild. 303. 7
      - Maketh slaughter of Britans at Caer-legion, & of Monks at Bangor ibidem
      - Slaine ibidem
      - His raigne and issue. ibidem
    - Ethelgeda King Elfrids daugh∣ter, a votary in Shaftsbury Nunnery her buriall. ibidem 359. 29
    - Ethelherd King of the East An∣gles slaine worthily. 310. 8
    - Ethelhild daughter of king Ed∣ward the elder 362. 20
    - Ethelme, sonne of King Edwin. 335. 15
    - Ethelred 3. sonne of King Ed∣gar. 372. 20
      - Monarch of England, 375 His Coine. ibidem
      - Surnamed vnready ibid. 2
      - His life malitiously taxed by Dunstan and the Monkes▪ ibidem
      - Hee compoundeth with the Danes. 376. 9
      - His Oration to the English, 378. 30
      - Forsaketh his Nation▪ 379. 3
        Returneth into England. ibid.
        His death, raigne and tomb. ibid.
        His personage & good qua∣lities 380. 39
    - Ethelred murdered by Egbert, reputed a Martyr. 294. 9
    - Ethelred the vnready, K. Ed∣gars sonne, his Armes and Coine 375. 11
    - Ethelred sonne of Mollo, K. of Northumberla••d. 305. 21 Fled his Country. ibidem
      - Restored to his Crowne, ibid. 23
      - Putteth away his wife Elfleda without cause. 305. 23
      - Slaine by his Subiects. ibibem
    - Ethelred King of the East An∣gles his long raigne. 311, 13,
    - Ethelred sonne of Penda, King of the Mercians. 307. 7
      - His Armes, 341
      - Became a Monke in Bradney Monastery. ibidem.
      - His wife, death and Issue, ib
    - Ethelred sonne of King Ethels wolph Monarch of England. 354▪ 1
      - Slaine by the Danes. 355. 12.
      - His Armes. 354
      - His battels against the Danes. 355. 11
      - His Tombe, Epitaph, Arms and Issue ibid. 12
      - Ethelricke King of Northum∣berland. 302 6
      - Slaine. ibidem
      - His raigne and Issue. ibidem
    - Ethelstan sonne of King Ethel∣red the vnready. 380. 42
    - Ethelstan, that married one of King Ethelreds daughters, slaine. 380, 48
    - Ethelstane alias Aedelstan, Mo∣narch of England, crowned with great solemnity, his Armes and Coine. 363. 1
      - Maketh Wales tributary, 364 11.
      - Confineth the Britaines, ib. 12
      - His dominion large, and fame great with forraine Princes. 364. 12
    - Ethelstane, alias Aedelstane cō∣senteth to the death of his brother Edwin, ibid. 3
      - His repentance ibidem
      - His Cup-bearer worthily by him put to death. 364, 3
      - Constraineth Anlafe and God∣frey Sithricks sonne to sub∣mit, and restoreth them. ibidem 5
      - His Apothegme. ibid.
      - Hardly escapeth killing. ib. 8
      - Ioyneth Northumberland to his owne Monarchy. ibid. 10.
      - Hee receiueth presents from sundry princes. 364▪ 12
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    - his father 361. 13
      - His Armes and Coine. 363
      - King Ethelstan his benificence to the Church and to Cities. 365. 15
      - His personage and vertues, ib. 15
      - His raigne, death and buriall. ibid.
    - Ethelstane sonne of King Eg∣bert repelleth the Danes. 349. 19
    - Ethelwald King Oswalds sonne 337. 9
    - Ethelwald Clito slaine. 353. 6
    - Ethelwald rebelleth against K. Edward the elder. 360. 3
    - Created the Danes King. 360 4
    - Ethelward King Elfrids sonne a great Philosopher. 359. 28
    - Slaine. ibidem
    - Ethelwold dealeth double in wooing Elfrida Ordgars daughter, for King Edgar, 371. 14
      - His speech to her, his owne wife. ibidem
      - Slaine by King Edgar. ibidem
    - Ethelwolfe, alias Edilwach, or Athelwold king of the South Saxons 296. 3
      - First Christian King of that name. ibid.
      - Slaine. 296. 3
      - His raign••. ibidem
    - Ethelwolfe or Edelwolfe Mo∣narch of England. 350
    - His Armes and Coine. ibidem
    - Ethelw••lfe a Deacon first ele∣cted, & consecrated Bishop of Winchester. 350. 1
      - King of the West-Saxons, ibidem. 2
      - His Armes and Coine. ibidem
      - He goeth to Rome. 351. 6
      - He weddeth Iudith the Faire, daughter of Charles the Bald King of France. 351. 7
      - His raigne and death. ibidem. 8
    - Ethelswith, K. Burthred his wife in her latter dayes a Nunne. 351. 15. 308. 20
    - Euesham battell. 538. 103
    - Eufeme or Eupheme, daughter of King Henry the first. 443 65
    - Eugenius a Grammarian, one that murdered Valentinian the younger 273, 10
      - Vsurpeth the Empire. 274. 2
      - His Coine. ibidem.
      - Beheaded 274. 5
    - L. Eure, Lord Warden of the East Marches, slaine by the Scots. 783. 129
    - Eurgain••, sister of Ioseph of A∣rimathia wedded to a Britain. 203. 4
    - Eustace King Stephens second sonne, Duke of Normandie, 447. 9
      - Sodainely franticke dieth 453. 46
      - His wife and buriall. 454. 52
      - Eustace Earle of Mortaigne, and Boloigne maketh a frey in Canterbury. 399, 12
    - Eustace the Ruffianly Aposta∣ta defeated at sea, and be∣headed. 510. 8
    - Excester a great part raz••d by the Danes 377. 17
    - Excester besieged by William Conquerour yeeldeth. 417. 14
      - Besieged by Cornish Rebels, 805. 20
      - Loyall to the king, and there∣fore highly esteemed. ibid.
    - Excester holdeth out against Perkin Warbecke 743. 50
    - Exchequer of Queene Mary in danger to be robbed, 828 103
    - Excommunication, how farre forth allowable. 88711
    - Executions for Edmond de la Pole, the Earle of Suffolkes cause. 748, 61
    - Excommunication among the ancient Britons. 168
    F
    - FAbianus Bishoppe of Rome conuerteth I••l. Philip Em∣perour 240. 2
    - Suffereth Martyrdome▪ ibid. 3
    - Factions betweene the Dukes of Burgundy and Orleance, how they arose 620. 48
    - Factions in Scotland raised by the French King 782, 121
    - Faganus alias Fagatius, or Fu∣gatius a great Clerke. 206, 18
    - Falco conspireth the death of Pertinax 226. 5
    - Fallais-towne in Normandy besieged by King Henry the fifth 637, 50
      - Vpon what conditions to bee surrendred ibidem
      - Deliuered vp 638. 50
    - Fallais Castle vpon what con∣ditions rendred vp to king Henry the 5. 638, 51
    - Famine 296, 3
    - Famine in England 558, 27, 29
    - Famine in king Henry the third his time, 521, 50
    - Famine at Castle Galiard. 491 32
    - Fastidius a learned British Bi∣shop 206. 19, 277, 10
    - Lord Fauconbridge his strata∣geme at the battell of Tow∣ton 675. 8
    - Earle of Kent a great supporter of king Edward the fourth his Crowne 684. 7••
    - Bastard Fauconbridge proclai∣meth Henry the sixth, king in the West. 681, 49
    - Bastard Fauconbridge, Thomas Neuill, Admirall to the Earle of Warwicke, Richard Neuill Captaine of the Lan∣castrians, roueth at sea, 684 75
      - He assayleth London, and is withstood 685, 76
      - He fireth London, and is for∣ced to his ships 687, 77 Knighted by Edward the 4. and made Vice-Admirall, 686, 85
      - Fausta wife to Constantine the great, a good Lady 259, 7 Put to death 260. 8
    - Faustus the sonne of Vortiger by his owne daughter. 313
    - His vertuous and deuout life. ibid.
    - Felons aboue 12. yeeres of age, and Felonie stealing aboue twelue pence 364, 4
    - Ferdinand Earle of Flanders, a∣gainst king Philips intrusion for the Crowne of England 500. 50.
    - A true confederate to king Iohn ibidem
    - Ferdinando king of Spain•• his parentage and noble actes. 746. 62
    - Surnamed the Catholike king ibidem
    - Fernham battell lost by the Danes. 358. 20
    - Robert Ferrers Earle of Darby sideth with yo••ng King ••enry against his father. 466. 73
    - Burneth and sacketh Nottin∣gham, and killeth the towns∣men ibidem
    - William Fetherston alias Consta∣ble, a counterfeit Edward the sixth. 828. 100
    - Hanged at Tiburn ibidem
    - Feuersham Monastery founded. 459. 43
    - Fight at sea between the Spa∣nish inuincible Nauy, and the English 860
    - Thomas Fines Lord Dacres ex∣ecuted at Tiburne, for killing of a man in a fray. 780. 109
    - Fiorentinus the Popes Legate in England nick-named Fe∣rentinus 495. 35
    - Firre-trees for Masts, grow plentifully in the Northwest of Scotland 160. 7
    - Fish not eaten by Britans. 167. 7
    - Iohn Fisher Bishoppe of Roche∣ster agreeth not to the di∣uorce of King Henry the 8. from Queene Katherine of Spaine 767. 70
    - Executed 780. 111
    - Constantine Fitz-Arnulph his seditious proclamation and rebellion 512. 14
    - Hee with others hanged. 512 14
    - Fitz Geralds or Giralds whence descended 493. 72
    - Maurice Fitz Gerald with o∣thers saile into Ireland. 463 54
    - Robert Fitz Hamon assisteth E∣neon against Rees ap Tewdor, 429, 15
      - Obtaineth to himselfe, and his followers possessions in Wales 429. 15
      - His followers names ibidem
    - William Fitz Petre agent for king Iohn created Earle of Essex 485. 5
    - Fitz-Stephens whence descen∣ded 443. 72
    - Robert Fitzstephen or Stephani∣des, ioyneth with Dermot Mac-Murgh. 462. 52
    - He with a power saileth into Ireland 463. 54
    - Iames Fitz-Thomas is set vppe Earle of Desmond by the Re∣bels vnder Tir-Oen. 873. 300
    - Robert Fitzwalter a stout Rebel and Marshall of Gods Armie. 505. 58. 503 56
    - Hee claimeth the custody of Hereford Castle, howanswe∣red by Lewis of France. 509. 4
    - Lord Fitzwalter a conspirator about Perkin Warbecke be∣headed. 739. 37
    - The Lord Fitzwalter sla••ne. 675. 5
    - Flamins and Archflamins put downe in Britaine. 206. 18
    - Conuerted into Bishops and Archbishops 223. 10
    - Thomas Flamocke a Captaine of Cornish Rebels. 741. 44
    - Executed. 742. 47
    - Sir Andrew Flamock the Kings Standard-bearer at Muskle∣••brough field his valour. 805 15
    - Flauius Claudius Emperour. 247. 2
      - His descent ibidem
      - His vertues ibidem
      - His letter to the Senate ibid. 5
      - H••s victory ouer the Galles. ibid. 6
      - He dieth a naturall death, ibid.
      - His personage and qualities. ibidem. 7
      - His honour after death. ibidem
    - Flaunders vnder interdict by Pope Benedict the 12. 574. 64
    - Flanders offered to king Rich∣ard the second 598. 46
    - Flemings planted in Wales. 437 25
    - They doe King Henry the first good seruice ibidem.
    - Flemings mercenary Souldiers driuen out of the Realme, 456. 3
    - Attempt by treacherle to sur∣prise Henry Fitz-Empresse. 454. 48
    - Flemings in league with King Edward the third against France. 571. 42
    - Flemish Nauy vanquished at sea by the Engl••sh. 587. 145
    - Flodden field 755. 13
    - Florentins of Worcester an Hi∣storiographer, when hee li∣ued 163. 16
    - Florianus vsurpeth the Em∣pire of Rome 2••1. 1
      - His death ibidem.
      - His Coine. ibidem
    - Floures de-lis, or Lilies of Frāc•• how borne in King Edward the third his time, 572. 51
    - Fogge reconciled to K. Richard the third. 713. 16
    - Frier Forest burnt 780. 111
    - Miles Forest one of the murde∣rers of Edward the fift, and the Duke of Yorke his bro∣ther 715. 18
    - He dieth miserably 716. 20
    - Fort-dil-Ore in Ireland. 853. 147
    - William de Fortibus Earle of Aumarle manneth the Castle of Biham, and entreth rebel∣liously into Rotots 511. 11
    - He with his complices pardo∣ned ibidem
    - Foulke Earle of Aniou, King of Ierusalem 441. 49
    - Fowage what imposition it was 586. 136
    - Foway in Deuonshire burnt by the French 667. 67
    - Richard Fox Doctor of Diuini∣ty in great fauour with king Henry the 7 721. 40
      - Aduanced by him ibidem
      - Founder of Corpus Christi Colledge in Oxford. ibidem
      - A great preseruer of Antiqui∣ties. 721. 40
      - L. Priuy Seale & of the Priuy Councell. 729. 10
    - Richard Fox Bishoppe of Dur∣ham agent for a marriage betweene Iames the fourth King of Scotland, and Lady Margaret eldest daughter of King Henry the seuenth. 747. 64
    - France in a combustion vpon the death of the Duke of Guize and the Cardinall. 867 253
    - Frāce annexed to the kingdom of England 157. 13
    - France, whence, and when it tooke that name. 279. 5
    - France with the Crown there∣of, how deuolued vpon king Edward the third. 467. 15 &c.
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    - heires foemall. 627. 19
    - France in a miserable state. 656. 21
    - France deeply indebted to Eng∣land. 833. 8
    - France reuolteth from the Eng∣lish 678. 29
    - Francis Duke of Britaine dieth 735. 25
    - Francis 1. the French kingtaken prisoner before Pauia. 631▪ 53
    - Imprisoned in Madril. 763, ••60
    - Francis 2, King of France sen∣deth forces into Scotland a∣gainst the Protestants. 834, 17
    - Yeeldeth vp his Dominions to the Pope 835. 22 His death ibid. 26
    - Saint Francis for his 5 wounds canonized a Saint at Rome, 512. 13
    - Franciscan Fri•• •• their 4 orders pernicious to the Clergy of England 583. 120
    - How mighty they were else∣where 583. 121
    - Frankners vanquished by Con∣stantine the Great 260. 5
    - Frea the wife of Woden. 285. 12
    - Freemen in the state of Rome, what they were 200, 23
    - Fredericke Emperour deposed from his Empire by the Pope 516. 29
    - Fremond his death and buriall. 346, 19
    - French Armory first quartered with the English. 572, 50
    - The French prepare to inuade England. 599. 48
    - The French assaile the Isle of Wight, and the Coasts of Sus∣sex 783. 129
    - The French commanded out of England 628. 29
    - Frethericke Abbot of Saint Al∣bans a stout and politicke Pre∣late. 416. 4
      - His descent. ibidem
      - His good speeches to William Conquerour ill taken. 418, 25
    - ••rethulfe King of Bernicia. 302, 5
    - Friday whence it tooke name, 288. 7
    - Friers distasted and odious throughout all England in King Richard the second his dayes 610. 117
    - Friers of the 5. Orders, their great Reuenewes in Eng∣land 778. 101
    - A Frier Carmelite for accusing Iohn of Gaunt Duke os Lan∣caster, committed and mur∣dered 597, 40
    - A Frier Minor drawne and han∣ged for a franke speech, in the behalfe of K. Richard the second. 616. 26
    - Friers Minorits, or Franciscans in number 8, hanged and hea∣ded for fauouring the cause of King Richard the second, 616, 26
    - Frisco an Idoll of the Saxons, how portrayed 288. 8
    - Frisco the supposed Author of the Frislanders 284, 1
    - Saint Friswids Church in Ox∣ford, a Sanctuary, burnt with Danes in it, by the English 377. 16
    - Repaired by K. Ethelred. ibid.
    - Sir Martin Frobisher, or Furbi∣sher his Nauigations into the North-East-Seas. 852 141
    - Iul. Frontinus subdueth the Silures in Britaine. 211. 9
    - Fulco a French Priest how hee reproueth King Richard the first, 482. 71
    - Ralph de Fulgiers hauing taken part against Henry the se∣cond, compoundeth for his ransome. 467. 79
    - Furnishe Abbey founded 454 49
    - Dreadfull Fire in Southwarcke and vpon London-bridge 500. 49
    - The Fire-Crosse in Scotland what it was. 804. 9
    G
    - GAlba proclaimed Empe∣rour by Vindex. 200. 25
      - His coine. 201
      - He gat the Empire before hee looked for it 201. 1
      - His pollicy to make Nero more odious ibid.
      - His oration to his Souldiers 201.2
      - Hee purposeth to resigne vp the Emperiall Diademe 201. 3
      - He is murdered 202. 5
      - His person described. 202. 6
      - His vices, age and raigne. ibid.
    - Galerius Maximinus to Caesar Dioclesian. 254. 4
    - Galerius Emperour with Con∣stantius Chlorus 257. 1
    - His Coine. 257
    - Galgacus, generall of the Bri∣taines against Agricola. 214. 7
      - His oration to the Britaines 214. 8
      - His Coine 216
      - A valiant Prince of the Cale∣donians 177. a
      - His supposed coines ibid. 6
    - A Galliasse of Naples taken. 861 211.
    - Galienus chosen Emperour in Rome 245. 1
      - An vnkind sonne ibid.
      - His vanities ibid.
      - His owne, his wiues, and sons Coines. ibid.
      - He staieth the persecution of Christians 245. 3
      - His troublesome times fore∣shewed by Saint Iohn in the Apocalyps 246. 4
      - He is murdered. 246. 5
    - A Galliō of Biscay takē 861. 212
    - Gallio sent to aide the Britaines against Scots & Picts. 279. 6
    - Galis or Gaules why so called 158. 5
      - Named before time Cimbri as descended from the Gome∣rians 161. 9
      - Long vnknowen to Historio∣graphers 161 4
    - Galloglasses in Ireland, why so called. 285. 8
    - Trebonianus Gallus by treason becommeth Emperor. 242. 1
      - His birth 242▪ 2
      - His carelesse and cruel go∣uernment 242. 3
      - His Coine 242
      - He banisheth christians 243. 4
    - Gallus and his so••slaine. 243. 5 His life and raigne ibid.
    - Gallus, Caesar to Const. 263. 7 Licentious and cruel ibid.
    - Executed ibid.
    - Stephen Gardiner setteth for∣raine Princes against King Henry the eight 779. 105
    - Bishop of Winchester & Lord Chancellor examineth La∣dy Elizabeth in the Tower 823. 57
    - Henry Garnet superiour of the Iesuits in England 884
    - Order of the Garter founded 576. 79
      - The Motiues and occasion thereof ibid.
      - Ceremonies belonging to this Order 576. 81
      - The first 26 founders of this Order who they were: Map of Barkeshire
    - Garter principal King at Armes first instituted 648. 83
    - Garter King at A••mes sent from King Henrie the 8. with de∣fiance into France 782. 126
    - Gascoigne lost by the English 662 45
    - Gascoigne sheweth hope to bee recouered. 666. 60
    - Gascoignes become good sub∣iects to K. Henry the third 532. 83
    - Sir Iohn Gates executed. 817 17
    - Gaueshed. See Blacklow.
    - Robert de Gaugi defendeth the Castle of Newarke against K. Henry the third his Army 511. 10
    - Geffrey ap Arthur 163. 12
    - Geffery of Monmouth when he liued 163. 13
    - Geffrey, a younger sonne of K. Henry the second riseth a∣gainst his father 465. 65
      - He is Duke of Bretaine. 468 86
      - Called a childe of perdition ibid.
      - His miserable ende. 469. 93
    - Geffrey the fourth son of king Henry the 2. by his wife, is Duke of Britaine 470
    - His death, buriall, and issue 470. 105
    - Gessrey a base son of King Hen∣rie the second by Rosamund his Concubine. 471. 112
    - His rising, aduancement, bu∣riall and issue 471 112
    - Geffrey Archbishop of Yorke difloiall vnto his brother King Iohn 486. 9
    - Geffery Archdeacon of Nor∣wich leaueth king Iohn and obeieth the Pope 407. 41
    - His punishment ibid.
    - Geffrey Fitz-Roy, base sonne of King Iohn 507. 73
    - Genissa the daughter of Claudi∣us Caesar 194 12
    - The Gentlemen murdered by Rebels in the North 809. 50
    - George-Owen-Harry, his booke of Pedegrees. 164. 19
    - Saint Georges Chappel in Wind∣sor Castle 576. 81
    - George Duke of Clarence in∣clineth to his brother, king Edward the 4. 681. 46
      - Attaint of high Treason and committed to the Tower 689. 104
      - He endeuoureth to reconcile Richard Neuil Earle of War∣wicke to his brother K. Ed▪ the fourth. 683. 60
      - Emprisoned by his brother K. Edward the fourth 689, 106
    - George the good Duke of Cla∣rence, a sutor vnto Mary daughter to the Duke of Burgundy 689. 105
      - Conuict and attaint, of high Treason, and so hi••mself and his issue disabled for inhe∣riting the Crowne 712. 4
      - Drowned in a But of Malme∣sey 689. 107
      - His issue. ibid.
    - Germans, Pagans, take their names from beasts. 289. 5
    - Saint Germans in Cornewal, a Bishops See annexed to that of Excester 368. 6
    - Saint German, assisteth the Britaines against Pelagian Scots and Picts. 281. 1
    - Germanus and Lupus, two Bi∣shops assist the Britanes a∣gainst Pelagians and Saxons 290. 13
    - Geruase, a naturall sonne of K. Stephen, Abbot of Westmin∣ster 454. 57
    - He lieth ther within the Cloi∣ster ibid.
    - Gessoriacum, is Boloigne or Bul∣lein in Picardy 254 6
    - Septimius Geta ruleth part of Britaine 229. 9
      - Emperour with his brother Bassianus Caracalla 221. 1
      - Slaine by his brother Cara∣calla euen in his mothers armes 232. 3
    - Giants progeny in Britaine is ridiculous 158. 4
    - Gilbert the 5. base sonne of K. Henrie the first 443. 70
    - Gilbert, brother to Richard Earle Marshall, hath his bro∣thers lands and possessions 520. 48
    - Gilbert Earle of Glocester slaine in fight 557. 25
    - Gildis the British Historiogra∣pher 163. 15
      - When he liued and died. ibid.
      - He declareth the Britanes wo∣full calamites 281, 2
    - Gildo or Gildus Gouernour of Africke 274. 6▪
    - Rebelleth and is beheaded 275. 2
    - Saint Giles brotherhood with∣out Creple-gate in London e∣rected 648. 83
    - Gilla the wife of Rollo, her de∣scent 413. 19
    - Gillamare King of Ireland 313. 4
    - Girald Fitz-Girald Earle of Kil∣dare at variance with Piers Butler Earle of Osorie, 762 55
      - Lord Deputy of Ireland. ibid. Accused by the Earle of O∣sorie of many misdemea∣nors ibidem.
      - His answere to Cardinal Wol∣sey his accusations, in the be∣halfe of Piers Butler Earle of Osorie 762. 57, 58
      - Committed to prison by Car∣dinall Wolsey 763. 58
      - Sent to the Tower 763. 59
      - In danger of being beheaded. ibidem
      - His noble Courage 763. 59
      - Receiued into Dublin with procession ibidem
    - Girth brother to King Harold, disswadeth him from the field 466. 32
    - At Gisors a famous victory at∣chieued by King Richard the first 481. 65
    - Githa mother of Harold the 2. 403 8
    - Glase in British is blew. 159. 7
    - Glastenbury Abbey built. 298, 11
    - Sumptuously endowed with rich ornaments, ibidem.
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    - ... Glastenbury first receiueth the Gospell 202. 2
      - Burnt 207. 21
      - Re-built ibidem
    - Glastenbury Abbey poorely built at first, by what Princes raised to great glory 207. 21
    - With what Titles termed▪ ibid.
    - Gl••stun is Woad 159. 7
    - Glocester built by Claudius Cae∣sar 194. 12
    - A title, fatal to the Dukes ther∣of 710. 1
    - Countesse of Glocester taken prisoner in Tunbridge Castle, 537. 99
    - Set at large by King Henry the third ibidem
    - Glorie from the people, a buble 201. 3
    - Glota, 1. Dunbritton Frith. 212. 6
    - Goda resisteth the Danes, and is slaine 376. 6
    - Goda daughter to King Ethel∣red the vnready 381. 51
    - Doctor Godard at Paules Cros••e declareth King Henry the 6. true heire to the English Crowne 681. 49
    - Godfrey de Bolein refuseth to weare his Crown of gold in Ier••salem 456. 9
    - He recouereth Ier••salem. 469 94
    - Godfrey Duke of Loraine with other Captains in the Holy voiage 431. 30
    - Godfrey the Norman, seized of part of Neustria. 411. 4
    - Godfrey, Sithricks sonne chased into Scotland 364. 5
    - Assisted by Constantine King of Scotland, and Howel, alias Ludwal King of Wales▪ ibidem
    - Sir Godfrey de Crancomb knight apprehendeth Hubert de Burgh, and barbarously en∣treateth him 517. 34
    - Godstone Nunnery by Oxford founded 506. 63
    - Gog and Magog 256. 13
    - Gold threescore thousand oun∣ces giuen by Tancred King of Sicilie to Richard the first, K. of England 274. 19
    - Gomer gaue name to the Go∣merians and Cimbri. 161. 4
    - Goodwin Earle of Kent, putteth the Vandales to flight▪ 391. 9
      - Affecteth the Crown of Eng∣land 397. 6
      - His diuelish policy 397. 7
      - His gifts to the King, ibidem
      - He and his sonnes molest K. Edward the Confessor in his raigne 399. 12
      - Hee seeketh to bee popular. ••bidem
      - He bandeth against the King 400. 13. 14
      - He and his fiue sonnes bani∣shed 400. 15
      - Proclaimed Outlawes ibidem
      - They become Pirates. 400. 16
      - He returneth into the Kinges fauour 400 19
      - Di••th sodainely at Winchester ibidem
    - Goodwin King Harolds sonne, from out of Ireland inuadeth England 417. 14
    - Goodwins sands why so called▪ 432. 39
    - Gordianus elected Emperour, and his sonne Caesar 236, 4
    - Gordianus the father strangleth himselfe 237. 5
    - Gordianus the yonger slaine. 237. 5
    - His Coine 237. 4
    - Gordianus the third sonne to old Gordianus his daughter Caesar to Pupienus and Ba••∣binus 238. 1
      - Elected Emperour. ibidem
      - His speech to the Souldiers. 239. 5
      - Deposed 240. 6
      - Becommeth a Captaine vnder Philip his Praefect ibid.
      - Is slaine ibidem
    - Gordianus the third, Emperour, his monument 240, 6
    - His vertues 240. 7
    - Gorlois Duke of Cornwall. 315.
    - Goths inuade Roman prouinces 241, 4
    - They inuade the Empire. 247. 4. 272. 3
    - Gothred claiming the Crowne of Scotland, vanquished and hanged by K. Iohn. 498. 45
    - Gotmund in Gaham 3••4. 7
    - Mathew Gough a worthy War∣riour, slaine in confli••t with Iacke Cade 664. 53
    - Hugh Gournay his valo••r in de∣fence of the Castle Galiard. 491. 22
    - His ingratitude and infidelity otherwise ibidem
    - Graecians inhabited all the coasts wel neer of the world 1••0. 7
    - Granada City described & ren∣dred to Ferdinando King of Spaine 746. 62
    - Granada Kingdome recouered from the Moores 746. 62
    - Grantcester an ancient City decayed 310. 5
    - Gratianus Generall in Britain, 263. 4
      - His strength ibidem
      - Surnamed Funarius ibidem
      - Flanius Gratianus Emperour with his father Valentinian, 272. 1
        His Coine ibid.
        Colleague with his brother Valentinian in the Empire. ibidem.
        Defeated by Clemens Maxi∣mus, and treacherously mur∣dred. 276. 5
      - Gratian a Britaine made Em∣perour and murdered. ibidem
      - Sir Henry Green Counsellor to king Ri••hard the second, be∣headed at Bristol 608. 108
      - Gregory afterwards Pope, ta∣keth a liking to the Angles at Rome 329. 5
      - Pope Gregory, otherwise na∣med Hildebrand, his impiety 422▪49
      - Pope Gregory the 11. laboureth to vnite King Edward the 3. and the French King against the common enemy of Chri∣stendome 587. 141
      - Pope Gregory the 13. inciteth Philip the second King of Spaine against England. 853. 146
      - Sir Thomas Gresham founder of the Royall Exchange in London 852. 140
      - Iohn Grey Bishoppe of Nor∣wich, enthronized Archbi∣shop of Canterbury. 494. 31
      - Deputed Gouernour of Ire∣land by King Iohn 497▪43
      - Walter Grey Archbishoppe of Yorke. 504. 57
      - Lord Grey of Ruthen, quit his place at the Battell of Nor∣thampton, and s••edde to the Yorkists 670. 79
      - Sir Ralph Grey Knight, in what manner degraded, and then beheaded, 676. 15
      - Sir Thomas Grey Marquesse D••rset, seeketh to escape from Henry Earle of Rich∣mont in France 722. 45
      - Lord Leonard Grey beheaded for treason 780▪109
      - Lord Grey raseth Chast••llon Garde a Bastillon neer to Bul∣loigne, a prohibition to the contrary, vnder King Henry the 8. his hand notwithstan∣ding 783. 132
      - Pardoned therefore with ma∣ny thanks 783. 132
      - Lord Grey of Wilton Lieute∣nant of the North, winneth and fortifieth many holds in Scotland 811. 61
      - Henry Lord Grey Duke of Suf∣folke pardoned. 818. 22
        His second offence, for which he after died 818. 21
        Apprehended and sent to the Tower 818. 22
        Beheaded 818. 23, 26
        Thomas Lord Grey suffereth death 818. 26
      - Arthur Lord Grey of Wilton, General of the English forces sent into Scotland to expell the French 834. 18
        Deputy of Ireland 853, 148
        Vanquisheth and killeth both Spanish and Irish in the Fort Del-Ore 853, 148
      - Thomas Lord Grey of Wilton, arraigned and condemned of treason 886. 14
      - Repriued 886. 17
      - Lady Iane Grey her commen∣dable parts 817. 19
        Her letter sent to her father, ibidem
        Condemned 818. 20
        Her speech vpon the Scaffold at her death 818. 24.
      - Grey-Friers Church in London lately suppressed, made a pa∣rish Church 783. 132
      - Endowed and maintained with fiue hundred Markes yeerely of lands 783. 133
      - Griffith alias Gruffith King of South-Wal••s infesteth Eng∣land 399. 11
      - Griffith or Gruffith ap-L••hewe∣lin, Prince of Northwales spoileth Hereford, &c, 403. 3
      - Beheaded 403. 5
      - Griffith or Gruffith elder bro∣ther to Dauid Prince of Wales, breaketh prison, and sticketh by the necke▪ 526. 67
      - The Groine surprised by the English 864. 233
      - Robert Grosthead the Maule of Rome, his ••etter to the Pope, 532. 83
      - His death and prophesie, ibidem.
      - Grotes and halfe Grotes of sil∣uer coined by King Edward the third 581. 110
      - Guaran a Priest, ordained Pri∣mate of Ireland, by Pope Vrbane the second 854. 152
      - Slaine in the field ibidem
      - Guard of the Kings person first instituted 729 9
      - Guardians appointed for the gouernement of London. 605. 89
      - Guasco de Biern rebelleth, and vpon his appeale condemned in Law, set at liberty by K. Edward the first 543. 8
      - Guido King of Ierusalem taken prisoner 468. 90
      - Guido de Lusignian late King of Ierusalem, possessed of Cy∣pr••s for resignation of Ieru∣salem 477. 40
      - Guido husband to Constantine, and mother to Arthur king Iohns brother, in league with king Iohn and the English. 494. 33
      - Lord Guilford Dudley wed••eth Iane Grey eldest daughter to Henry Lord Grey Duke of Suffolke 812. 74
        Condemned 818, 20
        Beheaded ibid. 23
      - Guliam a Frier in Scotland prea∣cheth feruently against the Pope 782. 121
      - Guillomar King of Ireland tri∣butary to Arthur Duke of Britaigne 468. 9
      - Guimundus his prety reproof of King Henry the first 438. 31
      - Preferred therefore ibidem.
      - Queene Guin••uers body found interred with her husband king Arthur 317, 318
      - Gunnes when first vsed in Eng∣land 619. 44
      - Gundred daughter to king Wil∣liam Conquerour, her Issue and buriall 426. 73
      - Lady Gunhil••a with her hus∣band both Christians slaine, 377. 16
      - Gunhilda daughter of king Ca∣nute, wife to the Emperour Henry the third, of surpassing beauty, suspected of inconti∣nency, & cleared by combat. ▪393. 24
      - Gun-powder treason plotted, to what intent. 889, 32
      - Guorong Earle of Kent dispos∣sessed by Hengist. 290. 8
      - Guymo or Gurmund how entire∣ly hee loued his sonne Ca∣nute 392. 7
      - Gurthrum, alias Gurmund▪ a king of the Danes. 356 4
        Baptized 357. 16
        Named at the Font, Athel∣stan by Elfre•• ibid.
        Made Gouernor of the East Angles 358. 19
        His death and buriall. ibidem.
        Guta, See Iutes.
      - Gut••urn king of the Danes cō∣uerted to the faith of Christ here in Britaine 205. 17
      - Guy de Bea••champe Earle of Warwicke surpriseth Piers Gaueston 556. 14
      - Died▪not without suspition of poyson 557. 17
      - Guy the bastard of Flaunders ouerthrowne, and slaine by the English 571. 4••
      - Guido or Guy ••awkes sent into Spaine to negotiate the in∣uasion of Great Britaine. 889. 35
      - Duke of Guize aimeth at the Crowne of France▪ 866. 245
      - The Guizians practises, ib.
      - The Duke of Guize being fore∣warned of his owne death, neglecteth it 866. 249
      - Duke of Guize and the Cardi∣nall sla••n by the French king Henry the third, his com∣mandement. 867. 251
      - Praysed after his death pub∣likely by the Papists. ib. 253.
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      - by Henry the 7. 535. 26
        Made a Cardinall, seeketh to be Pope 735. 27
      - Hadrian his wall 219. 5
        Fortified 220. 2
        His politicke gouernment 218. 3
      - He came in person into Britain 218. 5
        Hee fauoureth Christians. 219, 8
        His birth and descent 218. 1
        Hee forbiddeth persecution of Christians. ibidem▪
        His wonderfull memory▪ 218. 2
        His death 219. 9
        His skill and knowledge, 218. 2
        His personage, raigne and age ibidem
        His Coines 218. 219. 5
      - Hadrian the sixth Pope. 735 27
      - Haire worne long by men, an∣swerable to that of women. 442, 59
      - Sir Iames Hales, alias Halles, refused to subscribe vnto K. Edwards disheriting of the Ladies Mary and Elizabeth his sisters. 812. 75
      - Sir Robert Hales Prior of St. Iohns, &c. beheaded by Re∣bels 595. 19
      - Hall a Seminary Priest, anima∣teth Someruile to kill Queen Elizabeth 845. 82
      - Halden a king of the Danes 356. 5
      - Hallidowne Hill battell, and victory on the English side 616. 28
      - Hamilton slaine by Newton in combat 811. 61
      - Hammes besieged by the garri∣son of Calais 732. 44
      - Hamshire purged of theeues by King Henry the third. 529 74
      - Hannibal whether he warred in Britaine 168. 9
      - Harflew besieged and assaulted by King Henry the fifth. 630. 39
        Deliuered vp to him. 630. 40
        Peopled with the English. 630 43
      - Harflew besieged by the French 635. 35
      - Harflew recouered from the French by the Duke of So∣merset 660. 35
      - Harald or Herald the first King of Norway sacrificeth his Chil∣dren 288▪8
      - Harald sonne of Radulph, an∣cestor to the Barons of Sud∣ley 381. 51
      - Hardi-Canute sonne of Canute Monarch of England. 393 23
      - Hardi-Canute King of England his Coine 396
        Abuseth the dead Corps of Harold Harefoot his halfe brother 396, 3
        His respectiue care of his mo∣ther Emma, and brother prince Edward 396. 4
      - Hardi-Canute an Epicure. 396. 5
      - His death and raigne. 377. 10. 11
      - Sir Iohn de Harleston Captaine of Cheirburgh a valiant War∣riour 599. 9
        Harold Harefoot base sonne of Canutus why so called. 393 1. 2
        His Coine ibidem
        Monarch of England. ibidem
        His raigne and death. 395, 10
      - Harold Harfager King of Nor∣way entreth league with K. Edward the Confessor, 399. 9
      - Harold Harfager King of Den∣marke claimeth the Crowne of England 405. 19
        Why so called 405. 20
        He together with Tosto inuade England ibidem
        Both slaine 405. 23
      - Harold the second, Earle Good∣wins sonne, Monarch of Eng∣land 403. 1
        His Coine 402
        His vertues 403. 1
        He taketh part with his father against the King 403. 2
        His marshall exploites before he was King 403. 3. 4. 5
        Taken prisoner in France, & presented to William the Duke of Normandy. 403. 6
        Affianceth Adeliza Duke Wil∣liams daughter ibid.
        Reserueth the Crown of Eng∣land for Duke William vpon a condition ibidem.
        His lineall descent 403. 8
        He crowneth himselfe King, 104. 11
      - His Answere to Duke Williams Ambassage. 404. 15
        K. Harold the second slaine in battell. 407. 39
        His dead corps discouered by Edith Swanshalse 408. 50
      - King Harold the second his bu∣riall and Epitaph. 408. 50
        Enterred in Waltham in Essex. 415. 1
        His commendation 408. 51
        His Issue 408. 54
      - Harpes and Harlots the Sub∣iect of Neroes exercises. 197 5.
      - Hastings a towne burnt by the French 593. 3
      - Hasting a Norman Arch-pyrat obtaine••h the Earledome of Chartiers at the French kings hands 411. 4
      - Hasting of Norway entreth England 358
      - Periured▪ and ioyneth with the Danes ibid.
      - William Lord Hastings, Lord Chamberlain, held in iealou∣sie by Queene Elizabeth wife to King Edward the fourth. 694. 9
        Arested in the Councel cham∣ber within the Towre. 703 44
        Hastilie beheaded within the Tower ibid.
        Familiar with Shores wife in King Edward the 4. his daies, and after 703. 46
        His description 704. 46
      - Sir Edward Hastings his mes∣sage to Wiat 819. 35
      - Hatwaker Ancestor to the Dukes of Saxonie, 324. 3
      - Robert Hawlee a valiant Esqui∣er murdered in Sanctuary by the meanes of Iohn Duke of Lancaster 593. 7
      - Enterred in Westminster Abbey Church ibidem.
      - Iohn Hawcut Hawkwood, alias Harescrobd a famous warri∣our in Italie 584. 129
      - Sir Iohn Hawkwood dieth in Florence. 605. 90
      - His Statue ibidem.
      - Healadine a Danish King slain. 361. 6
      - Hebrides Ilands annexed to the Crowne of Northumberland by king Edwin 334. 2
      - Hegeley-Moore skirmish 676 14
      - Helena mother of Constantine the great, a British Lady 205. 13. 258. 8
        Her coine 258
        The la wfull wife of Constan∣tius Chlorus the Emperour 258. 8
        Her birth and vertues ibid.
        Shee built a Church in the place where Christ suffered ibidem.
        Why called Stabul••ria. ibid.
      - Hele••a Queene of Adiabena, a conuert and vertuous Lady 258. 9
      - Her sepulchre. ibidem
      - Helias de Brantfield alloweth not the election of Langton, Archbishoppe of Canterbury 496, 37
      - Helias Consull of Cenomania, his couragious answere to King William Rufus. 431. 32
      - Put to death by King Henry the first 438. 30
      - Heliogabalus or Elagabalus what it signifieth 233. 4, 234, 1
      - Heliogabalus the Emperour his Coine and superscription. 234. 1
        His excessiue wickednesse, ibidem 2
        His exceeding sumptuousnes 234. 3. 4. 5.
        His troubled conscience. ibid.
        His age and raigne 235. 7
      - Hengist and Horsa brethren, when and with what power they entred Britaine 289. 1
        What their names signifie, 289, 5
        Hengist possessed of Kent. 289 3
        Hee feasteth King Vortiger, ibidem. 4
        His Country and parentage, 290. 7
        First King of Kent 293. 1
        Hengist the first Monarch of the English Nation. 324
      - Hengist his Armes. 324
      - Hengist slaine 291. 16
        His death otherwise related, 293 1
        His raigne. ibidem. 324
      - Henning a leader of the Danes 378. 23
      - Henry sonne to Robert Curtois hanged in New-Forrest. 421. 46
      - Henry sonne to William Con∣querour his education. 425. 71
        Surnamed Beauclerke 426. 71
        Oppugned by both his breth∣ren, William Rufus, and Rob. Curtoise 429. 13
      - Henry the first, king of England why called Beanc••••rke. 434. 1. 2.
        His Armes, Broad-Seale, and Coine, ibid.
        His coronation 435. ••.
        He reformeth the Court first. 435. 4
        He marrieth Maud, and so in∣to the English bloud, 435▪5
        He allureth the Normans to side with him 436. 17
        He taketh Cane in Normandy 436. 17
        His smooth Oration to his Nobles for to winne them. 437. 20
        Breaketh promise to his Peers 438. 27
        Goeth to secure Normandy. 439. 17
        Wounded in battell, & braue∣ly acquitteth himselfe. 439, 38
        Marching against the Welsh, strucken with an arrow, and his Company fore assailed, & hurt 440. 43
        Hee inuadeth France 441, 51
        Vseth means to disturbe Flan▪ders against his Nephew Wil∣liam 441. 51
        His death in Nor••andy. 442. 57
        King Henry the first his corps wrapped in a Bulles hide to auoide extraordinary stinch, 442. 57
        Enterred at Reading ibid.
        His praeheminence and vices. 442, 58
        His personage ibidem, 59
        His institution and learning. ibidem
        His vertues ibidem
        His workes of deuotion, ibidem
        His Issue legitimate 442. 62
        His Naturall or illegitimate Issue 443. 66. &c.
        He had three Natural daugh∣ters (beside the rest) not na∣med. 444
      - Henry the son of Geffrey Plan∣tagenet, and Maud the Em∣presse 441, 53.
      - Henry Fitz-Empresse, arriueth and commeth to his mother into England 452. 39
        He goeth into Normandy, ib.
        Returneth into England with an Army 453. 41
        Goeth againe into Norman∣die ibidem
        Marieth Eleanor Dutchesse of Guien and Aquitaine. 453, 42.
        Duke of Normandy, Aniou, Aquitaine and Guien, 453 42
        Returneth into England. 453 43,
        Adopted by King Stephen, as his Sonne and Successor, 453 47.
      - Henry the second, king of Eng∣land, his Armes, Broad Seale and Coine 455
        His entrance and Coronation 455. 2
        His graue and wise Councell of State 456. 3
        King Henry the second as••u∣reth the succession to the Crowne vpon his two sons. 456, 4
        Doeth homage to King Lewis of France for his Dukedoms in France ibidem. 5
        He entreth amity with Mal∣colme King of Scots 456. 7
        His Standard against the Welsh abandoned by Henry d' Essex 456. 8
        Crowned in three seueral pla∣ces. 456, 9
        Hee and his Queene Eleanor refuse to weare their regall Crownes 456. 9
        His Mortification and Pietie, 456 9
        His affaires in Normandy after he was King. 456. 10
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        French King, but reconci∣led ibidem
      - Henry eldest sonne to K. Henry the second, marri••th Mar∣garet, Lewis the French Kings daughter ibidem.
        King Henry the second his wisdome, constancy and zeale 457. 13
        Willing to haue Iustice indif∣ferently executed. 457. 13
        He aimeth at a free Empire or absolute Monarchie. 458. 17
        Sendeth an Embassage to Rome against Thomas Bec∣ket. 459. 25
        He goeth about to forsake the Pope, and ioyne with the Antipape. 460
      - His Edict to match the Popes Interdict 460. 35
        The losse of his best shippe with his friends and follow∣ers. 460, 37
        He sorroweth for the mur∣der of Thom. Becket▪ 461. 44
      - King Henry the 2. his proiects for the Conquest of Ireland. 462. 46
        His motiues and inducements for the Conquest of Ireland, 462. 48
        Hee is iealous of Richard Strong-bow and other Cap∣taines seated in Ireland▪ 464 59.
        His Edict for recalling home the English ibidem.
        Pacified with Strongbow and other Conquerours in Ire∣land vpon termes ibidem.
        He arriueth with his forces at Waterford 464, 60
        Hee keepeth a royall Christ∣mas in Dublin 464. 40
        His purgation and absolution for the death of Thomas Becket 464. 63
        His penances ibid. 466. 75
        His rebellious enemies in England ouercome in his absence 465, 70
        His partakers against K. Henry the yonger his son. 465, 70
      - He embarketh from Norman∣dy for England 466. 74
        His saying and prayer when he taketh the sea ibidem
        His foelicity 466. 78
        Hee is compared with Salo∣mon. ibidem.
        How many Ambassadors in his pallace at once. 466. 78
        He mourneth for his sonne, 468
        He meeteth William King of Scots at Yorke 467. 83
        He refuseth the Kingdome of Ierusal••m 468. 88
        His resolution for the holy warre 469, 96
        How hee left it of. 469. 97
        The place of his Natiuity. 469. 99
        Hee curseth his sonnes. ibid.
      - King Henry the second accep∣teth vnequall conditions of Philip King of France. 46••. 98
        His death ibidem
        His raigne and age 469. 100
        His Issue. 470. 102 &c.
      - Henry eldest sonne to K. Henry the second crowned King of England in his Fathers time. 460. 36. 479. 103
        His vnnatural behauiour and speech to his father 460. 37
        He conspireth against his fa∣ther 465. 65
        His Seale. 467. 79
        His maintenance encreased 467. 85
        His death. 468, 86 470. 103
        His repentance at his death for his disobedience &c. 468. 87
      - Henry the third, eldest sonne of King Iohn: his seale, stile, and coine. 508
        His childhood, how succou∣red. 508. 1
        His first coronation. 509. 3
        His second coronatiō 511. 11
        His inducements and motiues for war with France. 514. 22
        He raiseth money of his Sub∣iects and loseth their hearts 514. 23
        He transporteth into Bretaign wi••h a full Army. 516. 27
        His humility and charity. ibid
        Hee returneth without effect ibid.
        His wants how repaired. 516 31
        He sitteth personally in iudge∣ment vpon Peter de Riuallis and others &c. 521. 49
        He marrieth Eleanor daugh∣ter to Raimund Earle of Prouince 522. 53
        The stately solemnity of this marriage. ibid.
        Hee is much addicted to the Pope 523. 57
        Reproued therfore by Richard Earle of Cornwall ibid.
        In danger of being murdred 524. 59
      - He attempteth the recouery of Poictou 525. 63
        Much fauouring those of Poictou and Pro••ince 529. 77
        Burdenous to his Subiects, & to the Iewes especially. 526.
        Driuen for want to sell his Iewels 529. 75
        His base parcimony. 529. 77
        Hee sitteth in the Couent of Winchester and preacheth vnto them 529. 76
        His hope to recouer Norman∣dy, frustrate 531. 80
        In small credit with his owne Subiects, for wasting the Treasure of the Realme. ibid.
        Thought to haue no valor, & therfore lesse regarded ibid.
        Hee solemnely sweareth to maintaine all liberties, and to rule by law 531. 82
        His clemency to Traitours strangers, and rigour to the English 531▪ 83
        His great debts 532. 84
        Honourably entertained in France ibid.
        His charity to the poore. 532 84
      - His magnificent port and fea∣sting in France ibid.
      - Hee with the Pope grinde the people 532. 86
        Hee sitteth personally in the Exchequer against Sheriffes and Bailiffes of Townes in∣corporate 533. 87
        His excellent memory 534. 90
        His lauish expenses 534. 92
        Another Proteus 535. 92
        Hee feareth Simon Montfort Earle of Leicester more then thunder and lightning. 535 94
        He saileth into France to de∣mand Normandy 536. 97
        Hee quitteth his claime to Normandy, Aniou, and other parts, to the French King.
        Hee abridgeth his stile and changeth his broad Seale 536. 97
        Hee disclaimeth his former oath at Oxford▪ 536. 98
        He taketh the Tower of Lon∣don and standeth vpon his guard. 556. 98
        He ••eiseth the ancient stocke of the Crowne ibid.
        Taken prisoner by Simon Montfort, Earle of Leicester and led about with him 537 101. 538. 102
        Like to haue beene slaine at the battel of Eueshā. 538. 103
        His death. 539. 105
        His long reigne ibidem
        His buriall ibidem
        His wife & issue 539. 106. &c.
      - Henry of Bolingbroke, Earle of Derby, seekes aduentures in forreine parts 605. 87
        Created first Duke of Lanca∣ster 581. 111
        Earle of Darby and of Lanca∣ster his fortunate seruice in Gascoigne & Guien 580. 107
        His honourable and liberall vsage of a Souldiour vnder him. ibid.
      - Henry of Bolingbroke, created Duke of Hereford 607. 112
        Banished first, for ten yeeres: afterward for 6. 608. 103
        Hee enreth againe into Eng∣land 608. 108
        He challengeth the Crown & Realme of England. 609. 114
        Elected King of England in the Parliament house 609 109
        Crowned King, by the name of King Henry the fourth 611
        His Armes, broad Seale, and Coine. ibid.
        His Ambassages into forraine parts, for iustifying his acti∣ons in taking the Crown of England 612. 8
        His death, and of the Prince his son complotted. 613. 14
        He entreth Northwales with an Army against Owen Glen∣dowre 615. 22
        In danger to be slaine, and is sore wounded in his head 615. 24
        He taketh to wife ••ane of Na∣uarre, widow of Iohn Mont∣ford Duke of Bretaigne 616 30
        His victory at Shrewsbury. 618 37
        His wi••e and Christian answer to the Duke of B••••gundi••s request 620, 48
        Hee forsaketh the Duke of Burgundy and aideth the Duke of Orleance 621. 49
        Hee falleth sicke and dieth 621. 50
      - King Henrie the 4. his charge vnto Prince Henry his sonne at his death. 621. 51
      - His wiues and issue. 621 53. &c.
      - Henry of Munmouth eldest son to Henry the fourth, Prince of Wales, after King of Eng∣land 612. 6
      - King Henry the fifth compared to the Emperour Titus Ves∣pasianus 623. 1
        His Armes, broad Seale and Coine. 623
        His birth and mother. 623. 2
        Whiles he was Prince, woun∣ded at the battel of Shrews∣bury 624 4
      - Prince Henry his youthfull Pranckes. 624 5. 6
        Remoued from being presi∣dent of the Kings Counsell 624. 7
        His behauiour at the Kings Bench to the Lord Chiefe Iusti••e 924. 6
        His demeanour to the King his father 625. 10
      - King Henry the fifth his Coro∣nation ibid 11
        His choise of good Counsel∣lers 625▪11
        His deuotion and zeale to Religion ibidem
        His iustice ibidem
        His passionate and tender af∣fection to the dead corps of King Richard the second 625. 11
        How hee clait••eth his title for France. 627. 20. 21.
        He demandeth the Dutchies of Normandy, Aquitane, &c. 628▪ 25
        What meanes were presented vnto him for the warres of France 628. 26
        He•• ••mbarketh for France. 629. 33
        His care that Churches should not be spoiled 631. 4
        His noble victory at Agin▪Court field 133. 58. &c.
        He returneth into England 634. 29
        Receiued into London. ibid.
        His three aduantages for the Conquest of France 636.
        His second expedition into France for Conquest 636
        He sollicitetl•• Pope Martin to confirme him K of France 641. 5
        He goeth in person to Troy in Campaigne, to affiance the Lady Katharin of France 641▪52
        Stiled and proclaimed Re∣gent of France, during the life of Charles the sixth, and declared successor in the Kingdome 643
        He marrieth the Lady Katha∣rine of France 643. 53
        His oration to the States of France 643. 54
        Taxed for cruelty. 644. 56
        His single fight with Barbason 644. 57
        His prophesie of Prince Hen∣rie his sonne, after King of England 646. 74
        He with his Queen Katharine, sit Crowned in their royall Robes in Paris. 647. 77
      - King Henry the fifth his last speech on his death-bedde vnto his Nobles 687. 31
        His death 648▪ 82
        His works of deuotion. 648. 83
        His vertues and commendati∣on ibidem
        His dead Corps in what man∣ner brought into England. 648. 84
        When enterred ibid▪ 85
        His Epitaph. 649. 85
        His wife and Issue. 649. 86. 87
      - Henry of Windsor crowned by the name of King Henry the 6. with two Crownes. 648. 87
        His Armes, Broad▪Seale and Coine 650
        Borne at Windsor. 646. 74
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      - H••e breaketh promise made to the Earle of Armenacks daughter 661. 39
      - His raigne interrupted, and himselfe with his Queene re∣tireth into the North. 672. 93
      - Being disguised, hee retur∣neth into England, is appre∣hended, and committed prisoner to the Tower of London 676, 16
      - His wife and Issue, 672. 94 95
      - Proclaimed King of England, and of France 651. 4
      - Hee receiueth Knighthoode, 653
      - Crowned in Paris King of France 655. 20
      - Henry the 6, with his Queene flie to Kenelworth 664. 51
      - Wounded and taken in battel by Richard Duke of Yorke, and the Yorkists 667. 64
      - His pious affection to com∣pose factions in his Realme, 667
      - Taken prisoner at Northamp∣ton 670. 80
      - His and the Lancastrians title how maintained against that of Yorke 671. 87
      - He with his sonne Prince Ed∣ward disherited by Parlia∣ment 676, 11
      - By the States hee is taken out of the Tower, and go∣eth solemnly crowned to Paules Church, 679. 52
      - Taken prisoner againe by K. Edward the fourth, and sent to the Tower. 683. 61
      - Murdered in the Tower by Crooke-backe Richard Duke of Glocester 685. 78
      - His lawes abrogated in Parli∣ament 686. 90
      - His body carried bare-faced through the streetes of Lon∣don, twice bled fresh againe 685. 79
      - Enterred in the Abbey of Chertsey ibidem,
        Translated to Windsor▪ ibidem His Saint-like vertues, and feature of body. 685. 80
        Henry the sixth like to haue beene canonized a Saint. 685. 80
        His red hat supposed to heale the head-ach 685. 80
        His remembrance honoured by King Henry the seuenth. 751. 70
      - Henry Earle of Richmond fly∣eth into Bretaigne 687. 84
        Sought after by King Edward the fourth 688. 99
        He taketh Sanctuary at Saint Malos, ibidem
        Heire to the house of Lanca∣ster. 718. 27
        Attainted by Parliament. 720. 37
        He hardly escapeth apprehen∣sion▪ 721. 39
        Arriueth at Milford hauen, 722. 46
        His order of battell 724. 55
        His oration to his Souldiers. 724. 56
        Proclaimed and crowned in the field King Henry the 7. 725. 59
        King Henry the seuenth his Armes, Broad-Seale & Coin 727
        His parentage. 659. 32
        By the fcmall line descended from the Beauforts, vncapa∣ble of successiō to the crown by law 727, 1
        The description of his minde and qualities, 720. 3
        The portraict of his body. 728 4
        His auarice ibidem
        His entrance into London, 729. 5
        His Coronation ibidem
        He marrieth Elizabeth eldest daughter of King Edward the fourth 729. 6
        The marriage solemnized. 729. 11
        He prepareth against Lambert Symnel and his Complices. 732. 19
        What Nobles and Captaines repaired vnto him at Not∣tingham 732. 19
        His speech vnto his Nobles before the battell of Stoke, 735. 31
        He entreth into London tri∣umphantly. 734. 23
        Hee aideth the Duke of Bre∣taigne with men and money against Charles King of France 734. 25.
        Drawne perforce to Warre. 736. 29
        Winneth Londoners by po∣pularity ibidem.
        Entred their brother in the Marchant-Tailors Compa∣ny ibidem
        His voyage with an Army in∣to France 736. 29
        Hee returnes into England. 737. 31
        His deuotion. 748. 66
        His delight in building. ibid.
        The two last scenes of his life. ibidem
        His courses taken with his wiues kindred, branches of the family of Yorke, and the Plantagenets 748. 66
        Giuen ouermuch to gather money 748. 66, 70
        Hee falleth sicke of a pining disease 750. 70
        His compunction of heart & remorse for his auarice, and polling the people. 750. 7
        His death 751. 70
        His faire buildings and foun∣dations ibidem
        His age and raigne ibid.
        His good parts ibidem
        Saluted defender of Christes Church by three Popes. 751. 70
      - His will taketh order for resti∣tution of monies, vniustly leuied by his officers. 751. 70
        His wife 751. 71
        His Issue ibidem. 72. &c.
        His buriall 751. 71
      - Henry sonne to King Henry the seuenth, afterward King Henry the eight, Created Prince of Wales, Earle of Che∣ster, and of Flint 747. 65
      - He spouseth Lady Katherine wife to his brother Arthur, 747. 65
      - Henry the eighth king of Eng∣land, his Armes, broad Seale and Coine 753
        His birth, education, and Co∣ronation with his wife Ka∣therine of Spaine ibid. 1
        What Councell hee chose, 754. 2
        His iustice and Charity. ibid. 4
        His goodly shape of body & strength 754. 4
        He by an Herald demandeth France and the Crown ther∣of, of Lewis the twelfth, 754. 6
        Elected Caput foederis Italici, 754. 5
        He entreth league with many Princes, and Pope Iulius the second 754. 6
        He entreth France ibid.
        His meeting with Francis the French King 758. 34
        His Ambassadors vnto for∣rain States, relating wrongs done by the French vnto the English ibidem. 36
        His booke against Martin Luther 759. 39
        He falleth from the Emperor Charles the fifth 761 53
        Likewise from Francis the French King 762. 64
        Vpon what causes ibidem
        His marriage with Katherine of Spaine called in question 764. 66
        He disclaimeth contract with Katharine of Spaine, whiles he was Prince ibidem 67
        He refuseth Queen Katharins bed 765
        His marriage with her condē∣ned vnder the Seales of di∣uers Vniuersities 76••▪ 766
        His diuorce from Katharine of Spaine wrought by Car∣dinall Wolsey 766
        His speech to the Nobles and Iudges, as touching his wife Katharine of Spain ibidem
        His marriage with her deba∣ted of here in England. 767. 68. 69. 70
        King Henry the 8. and Queene Katharine summoned to ap∣peare personally in the Court at the Blacke Friers 767
        His marriage with Lady Ka∣tharine of Spaine dissolued by Act of Parliament 770. 80
        Hee weddeth Lady Anne Bullen 770. 82
        His complaint of the Pope to the French King. ibidem.
        Hee marrieth Iane Seimor the morrow after Queen Annes beheading 772. 91
        His answere to the demands of the Yorkists Rebels 776
        His free pardon of the Nor∣therne Rebels by pro••••ama∣tion 777
        Hee marrieth Anne of Cleue. 779. 105
        He diuorceth her ib. 106
        He marrieth the Lady Katha∣rine Howard 779. 108
        He espoused Katharine Parr 780. 113
        His conference with his Q. Katharine Parre about reli∣gion 781. 113
        He assumeth the name of king of Ireland. 781. 14
        His expedition into Scotland 781. 115
        He sickneth 783 133
        His Will ibid. 134
        His three children ordained to succeede in the holding of the Crowne 783. 134
        He dieth penitent 784
        Buried at Windsor ibidem
        His Tombe vnfinished, how sumptuous it should have beene ibd em
        His d escription for personage and qualities 783. 135
        His wiues 785. 136 &c.
        His legitimate Issue 785 142
        His naturall Issue. 786. 148
        King Henry the eight, and K. Salomon in some points cō∣pared 803. 2
        The first King that quailed, & vncrowned the Pope. 205. 13
      - Henry of Huntingdon when he wrote 163. 12
      - Henry a seuenth naturall sonne of King Henry the first. 443. 72
        Slaine in battell ibidem
        His Issue ibidem
      - Henry Bishop of Winchester, a∣gent for his brother Stephen Earle of Mortaigne, to at∣taine the Crowne of Eng∣land 445. 2
        He entrappeth the Nobles, 448. 22
        Hee curseth the opposite of Maud the Empresse, 451. 30
        He recalleth his curse. 451. 34.
        He aequiuocateth with Maud the Empre••••e ibid. 35
      - Henry Bishoppe of Winchester fireth Winchester vpon Maud the Empresse 452. 35
      - He entrappeth the Empresse, 452. 36
      - Henry of Newburgh first Earle of Warwicke since the Con∣quest 434 2
      - Henry Prince of Scotland a∣bandoneth the field against the English 448. 14
        Created Earle of Huntingdon. 448. 16
        In danger at the siege of the Castle of Ludlow, and reco∣uered by King Stephen. ibid.
      - Henry the fourth Emperour, supposed to haue beene an Eremite in his latter dayes. 441. 48
        And to change his name into Godscall ibid.
        Buried at Spire ibidem
      - Henry the Emperour, and his Empresse Constantia receiue the Imperiall Crowne from the Popes feet 475. 24
      - Punished for the wrongs done to King Richard the first, K. of England 479, 53
        Hee dieth at Messana, ex∣communicated for King Ri∣chards cause 474. 53
        His body lyeth aboue ground vnburied ibidem,
      - Henry Archbishoppe of Dublin alloweth not King Iohns sub∣mission to the Pope. 500. 48
      - L. Henry sonne to Richard King of Romans, imprisoned in Douer by Simon Montford 538. 102
      - Henry second sonne to K Ed∣ward the first, his death and buriall 551. 561. 59
      - Henry Hotspurre his fortunes against the Scots 616. 28
        His dangerous rebellion. 617 31
        The causes pretended of his rebellion, published 617 32
        Hee is slaine at the battell of Shrewsbury 618. 37
        His dead corps first buried, af∣terwards, drawne beheaded and quartered. 618. 38
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      - King of Castile, chosen and Crowned King of Spaine 585. 131
        He murdereth his brother Pe∣ter with his owne hands 585. 134
      - Henry Le Spenser, the stout Bi∣shop of Norwich, his good seruice against Iohn Littestar a Rebel, King of the Com∣mons 596. 27
      - He leadeth forces into Flan∣ders for Pope Vrban, against Clement the Antipape 597 36
      - Henrie Lord Darley or Darnley eldest son to Mathew Earle of Lenn ox by Margaret daughter of Archibald Dug∣lasse and Margaret eldest daughter to Henrie the 7. 751. 75
      - His graue and Epitaph. ibidem
      - Henrie L. Darley or Darnley their second sonne, his per∣sonage, and marriage with Mary Queene of Scots, 752 75
      - Henry Fitz-roy naturall sonne of King Henry the eighth 786. 148
        His Mother, time and place of Natiuity ibid.
        His dignities his death, and buriall ibid.
      - Henry 2. the French King quar∣relled with by Queene Ma∣rie 829. 109
        Defiance sent vnto him ibid. 110
        Wounded to death in tilting 834. 16
        Henry the third King of France his eloquent and pi∣thie Oration for vnion in France 866. 244
        Hee giueth notice to Queene Elizabeth of the Spanish In∣uincible Armada 859. 196
      - Henry king of Scots shamefully murdered 841. 60
      - Henry of Burbon Prince of Na∣uarre, marrieth the Lady Margaret de valois, Charles the 9. king of France his si∣ster. 836. 35
      - Being King of Nauarre, disa∣bled by the Leagues and Gui∣zians for the Crowne of France 866. 242
      - Henry King of Nauarre, pro∣claimed King of France by the Army against Charles Cadinall of Burbon. 867. 255
      - Sueth to Elizabeth Queene of England for aide ibid
      - Forsaketh his religion, and is crowned King of France, by the name of Henry the 4. 876. 257
      - Heptarchy of the Saxons 157 291. 18
      - Hiraclianus Lieutenant gene∣rall in Britaine 228. 3
      - Heraclius Patriarch of Ierusa∣lem 468. 88
        Soliciteth King Henry the se∣cond to accept the King∣dome of Ierusalem ibid.
        He departeth home discon∣tented. 468. 90
      - Iasper Herbert Earle of Pem∣broch created Duke of Bed∣ford 729. 5
      - Lord Herbert Earle of Pem∣broch, marcheth against Sir Iohn Coniers, and the Re∣bels in the North 679. 32
      - He with his brother Sir Richard Herbert valiently fighting, taken by the Rebels and be∣headed 679. 34
      - Lord William Herbert Earle of Pembroch Lord Generall in the field against Wiat. 820 37
      - Andrew de Herckley Captaine of Carleil taketh Thomas Earle of Lancaster prisoner 559. 39
        Created Earle of Carleil ibid. 40
        Degraded, hanged, drawne, and quartered for Treason 560. 48
      - Hercules supposed to haue bin in Britaine 162. 10
      - Hereford Cathedrall Church built in memoriall of Ethel∣bir••h murdred 311. 14
      - Hereswith wife to Ethelbers King of the East Saxons 335. 14
      - Hereward, his hallowed▪ sword 419. 28
      - Hereward a Castle in the Isle of Ely ibid.
      - Hericus King of the Northum∣brians 367. 3
      - Herthum. i. the Mother Earth worshipped 284. 6
      - Herthus a Goddesse of the hea∣then Saxons 287. 7
      - Herueius de Monte Marisco, Mediator to King Henry the second in the behalf of Earle Strongbow &c. 464. 59
      - Hethfield or Heathenfield bat∣tell 322
      - Hexam field 676. 15
      - Hide Monastery which had beene before at Winchester 362. 14
      - Hierome or Ierome of Prage, Martyr burnt 613. 30
      - Hilda, the famous, learned, & vertuous Abbesse of Strean∣shale 310. 8 335. 14
      - Hisdigerdus, Tutor to young Theodosius 277. 11
      - Histories of the first time, meere coniecturall. 161. 3
      - Hoctide or Hoxtide what it is and how it came vp. 397. 11
      - Holie maide of Kent 770. 83 Executed with 7. of her dis∣ciples for treason. ibid.
      - Hollanders new Coine vpon occasion of the Inuincible Nauy defeated. 863. 224
      - Henry Holland Duke of Exce∣ster and Earle of Huntingdon his high descent, aliance, & miserable state. 686. 86
        Vnkindly vsed by his Lady Anne, sister to King Edward the 4. 686. 87
        His body found dead on the shore of Kent ibid.
      - Lord Iohn Holland killeth the L. Stafford and taketh San∣ctuary 599. 50
      - Earle of Huntingdon, taken and brought to Playsie or Pleshy in Essex and beheaded 614 17
      - Iohn Holland being also Duke of Excester, drawne out of Sanctuary and conueied to Pomfret Castle by the Yor∣kists 667. 65
      - Suspected for the murder of Humfrey Duke of Glocester 614. 17 66349.
      - Iohn Holland Duke of Excester left for dead at Barnet field, recouereth, and taketh San∣ctuary at Westminster. 68366
      - Thomas Holland Earle of Kent beheaded at Circester by the Townesmen 614. 17
      - Homers Ilias written in a Dra∣gons guts 261. 13
      - Honorius Emperor in the West his raigne and death 74. 6 7. 12
      - Horesh. i. 〈…〉〈…〉 215. 14
      - Robet Horne, a worthy Alder∣man of London perswadeth resistance of Iacke Cade. 664 51
      - Horsa and Catigerne, Slaine in single fight 290. 9
      - Horsemen well appointed 40000. shewed at Blacke∣heath field before King Ri∣chard the second. 596. 28
      - Horstead the place of Horsa his Monument 290. 9
      - Knights Hospitaliers of the Rhods or S. Iohn of Ierusalē, aduanced by the fall of the Templers. 556. 12
      - Hotspurre. See Percy
      - Howards Dukes of Norfolke, whence descended. 553, 71
      - Lord Thomas Howard Earle of Surrey inuadeth Scotland, 743 48
      - Lord Thomas Howard Earle of Surrey, and high Admirall of England winneth Morleis in France 760. 42
      - Hee inuadeth and spoileth France 760. 44
      - Made Lieutenant of the North, 760. 46
      - His rough answer to the Duke of Albany 761. 49
        He is made Lord Lieutenant of Ireland 762. 55
        Hee vanquisheth the Rebels there ibidem
      - Thomas Howard Duke of Nor∣folke, Lieutenant General a∣gainst the Rebels in Yorke∣shire 774. 98
      - L. Thomas Howard late Duke of Norfolke his troubles and death. 851. 134
      - Philip Lord Howard Earle of Arundel condemned of high treason 848. 106
      - Charles Lord Howard Baron of Effingham, high Admirall a∣gainst the inuincible Nauy of Spaine 859. 195
        Commander of a Fleet set out against Spaine 868. 264
        Made L. Lieutenant Generall of all England 877. 327
      - Iohn Lord Howard Duke of Norffolke slaine 725, 58
      - Thomas Howard D. of Norf∣folke with other prisoners released out of the Tower. 817. 15
        Lord General for Queen Ma∣rie against Wiat 819
        He dieth for dolour of heart, 819. 32
      - Thomas Howard Earle of Sur∣rey prisoner in the Tower, 725, 58
      - Hubba and Hungar leaders of the Danes inuade England▪ 354. 2. 311. 15
      - Hubba and Inguar Lothbrooks sonnes leaders of the Danes inuade England 388.9
      - Hubert de Burgh Earle of Kent in a general defection of the Nobles adhereth to King Henry the third 523. 58
      - Troubled by the King vpon an action of trespasse in the Kings Bench. 52••. 61
      - Hubert de Burgh, or Burgo L. Chamberlaine of England. 488. 14
      - Hubert Archbishop of Canter∣bury meeteth King Richard the first most ioyfully. 478. 53
      - Hubert Archbishop of Canter∣bury his Sophisticall oration against the Coronation of King Iohn 484. 5
        His forecast to bridle K Iohn. 485. 5
        Made Lord high Chancellor ibidem
      - Hubert Walteri Arehbishop of Canterbury his hollow heart to King Iohn 487. 12. 488 18
      - He outbraues King Iohn. 487. 12
      - Hubert Archbishop of Yorke his death 493, 31
      - Hubert de S, Clare saueth King Henry the second his life by his owne death 456. 4
      - Hubblestone, who so called, 357 14
      - Hugh or Hugo Bishoppe of Co∣uentrie for default of appea∣rance adiudged punishable 479. 55
      - Hugh Bishop of Lincolne roy∣ally buried. 48. 11
      - Hugh Le Brun, Earle of March conspireth against King Iohn 488. 15
      - Hugo de Neuile slew a Lion in the holy Land 482. 71
      - Hugh Lupus Earle of Chester taketh part with Henry the young King, against King Henry the second, the father 465. 65
      - Taken prisoner 466
      - Hugh Baron of Dungannon, 853. 151
        Flieth from his wiues Father Turlogh, into England 853 151
        Emploied by Queene Eliza∣beth ibid.
        His seruice against the Earle of Desmond a Rebell ibid.
        Made Earle of Tir-Oen. ibid
        Complaineth of Sir William Fitz William the Lord De∣puty, and others 854. 153
        His dissimulations ibid.
      - Hugh. Baron of Dungannon & Earle of Tir-Oen, getteth the fort of Blackwater 872 289
        He and his adherents proclai∣med Traitors 872. 290
        His Victorie ouer the English in Ireland, neere to Armagh 873. 300
        Sueth for Parley and is reie∣cted 873. 304
        Receiueth a Plume of Phaenix Feathers as a present from the Pope 874. 308
        He goeth on Pilgrimage to the Crosse at Tipperaray. 874 309
        He with the Irish Rebells and auxiliary Spaniards put to slight 875. 319
        He sueth to the Lord Lieute∣nant or Deputy for pardon & peace 876 325
        Brought into England by Charles Blunt Lord Mont∣ioy 885. 8
        A valiant Warriour, but a per∣fidious, subtile, and smooth∣tongued Traitor. ibid.
      - Robert Huldern Captaine of a Commotion about Yorke 678▪ ••0
      - Beheaded. ibid.
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      - ... Humfrey the Duke of Glocester his stile 622. 58
        His commendable vertues & patrona ge of learning. ibid.
        His wiues ibid.
        Murdred at B••ry ibid.
        Buried at Saint Albans ibid.
        His reasons against the Duke of Orleance his enlagement 660. 38
        Arrested of high Treason. 662 41
        Found dead ibidem.
        His praises ibid. 42
        Protector of England marri∣eth Iaqueline, during Iohn Duke of Brabant her hus∣bands life 652. 9
        He challengeth combate of Philip Duke of Burgundy ta∣king part against him with Iohn Duke of Brabant. 653. 9
        He marrieth Eleanor daugh∣ter to Reginald Lord Cob∣ham 653. 9
        He accuseth Henry Beaufort Bishop of Winchester, 653. 9
        Declared to haue been a true Subiect 667. 64
      - Humfrey Lhuyd a learned sear∣cher of Antiquities. 158. 4.
      - Hungar. See Hubba
      - Lord Hungerford beheaded for his offence in abusing Na∣ture 779. 108
      - Hunstanton Toure 311. 14
      - Huntingdon Earledome besto∣wed vpon Alexander King of Scots 533. 86
      - Helde by Henry Prince of Scocland 446. 7
      - Hurling times 597. 34
      - Iohn Husse Martyr burned, 630. 35
      - Peter Hyalus Embassador from Spaine procureth a truce be∣tweene England and Scot∣land 743. 49
      I
      - IAcke Straw, his rebellion, his execution and confession 595. 20
      - Iacke Cade. See Cade
      - Iacke Sharpe of Wigmors-land an Arch-rebell headed and quartered. 656. 20
      - Iames the first King of Scots prisoner in England, and en∣larged, marrieth Iane daugh¦ter to Iohn Beaufort Earle of Somerset 652. 8
        Murdred by the Scots 659 34
        He entended Hostility to Eng¦land ibid.
        Crowned with a Crowne of red hot yron. 660. 34
      - Iames the 2. King of Scots be∣siegeth Roxborough against the Yorkists 670. 83
      - Slaine there with the shiuer of a great peece of Ordinance ibidem
      - Iames the third K. of Scots ba∣nisheth Alexander King of Albany his second brother. 689. 110
      - Iames the third King of Scot∣land causeth Iohn Earle of Marre his brother to bleed to death ibid.
      - Slaine in battell by his owne Subiects 735. 27
      - Iames the fourth King of Scots contracteth marriage with Margaret eldest daughter to King Henry the seuenth 747. 64
        He entertaineth Perkin War∣becke 741. 43
        He together with Perkin War∣becke inuade Northumber∣land 741. 43
        Slaine at Floden Field 755. 16
        His valour in fight 755. 16
        His body supposed to haue beene Embalmed and en∣terred in Shine or Shene. 756 17
        He is yet imagined to haue es∣caped out of the field and fled to Ierusalem ibid.
      - Iames the fifth King of Scots dieth of a Melancholike pa∣ssion 782. 119
      - Iames Clement a Iacobin Frier killeth the French King Hen∣rie the 3. 866. 254
      - Himselfe stabbed to death. ibid.
      - Iames the sixth King of Scots, after Monarch of great Bri∣tane, the first King that by his penne depeincted Anti∣christ. 205. 13
      - His lineall descent, from King Henry the seuenth King of England, & Iames the fourth King of Scotland 748. 65
      - IAMES the first Monarch of Great Britaine beginneth his raigne 883
        Proclaimed King of England, France, and Ireland. &c. 884 2
        His iust title to the Crowne of England, 884. 3
        Hee commeth to London ibidem 5
        His mercy to Prisoners. ibid.
        Paralleled with Constantine the great and Octa••ian Au∣gustus ibid. 6
        His entran••e to the Crowne of England congratulated by forraine Embassadors ibid. 7
        His Coronation and Queene Annes his wife. 885. 10
        His gracious Letter for stay of execution of Traitors cō∣demned 886. 16
        His speech to the Prelates and Church-gouernours before Conference about matter of Liturgy, and Gouernement of Church. 887. 19
        His demands vnto the Prela∣cie, as touching Confirmati∣on of Children Baptized, &c. ibid. 20
        His speech vnto Diuines as∣sembled for the said confe∣rence ibid. 22
        His triumphant passage tho∣row London to Westminster with Queene▪ A••ne, Prince Henry, &c. 888. 28
        Enstiled solemnly King of Great Britaine, France, and Ireland 889. 30
        Scandalized and slandered by Papists 690. 37
      - Iames Lord Audley his valour and bounty at the battell of Poictiers. 582. 116
      - Iames alias Iaques d' Arteuile, a potent man in Flanders. 570. 41
      - Confedered with Edward the third against France, ibidem, See Arteuile.
      - Iane or Ioan base daughter to King Iohn, married to Lewin Prince of Wales 507. 72
      - Her louing kindnesse to her Father ibidem
      - Iane de Valois intreateth for a truce between King Edward the third, and Philip de Va∣lois the French King. 573. 62.
      - Iane alias Ioan wife to Dauid the second King of Scots di∣eth in England 584. 127
      - Iane the third wife of K. Henry the 8. 785. 138
        Her parentage, when married her death and buriall. ibidem
        Her wombe ript for King Ed∣ward the sixth his birth. 803. 1
        Queene Iane dieth. 779. 105
      - Iane Grey made Successor to the Crowne of England by King Edward the sixth in his will 812. 75
        Proclaimed Queene of Eng∣land 816, 16
        Her parentage 812. 75
        Beheaded with the L. Guilford 818. 23
        Her speech at her death. ibidem 24
      - Ianus Temple in Rome opened. 239
      - The same shut 189
      - Iaphets Progenie peopled Eu∣rope, 161. 2
      - Iaques Van Arteuile slaine in a mutini•• 577. 78
      - See more in Iames D' Arte∣uile in Arteuile.
      - Iaques Francis a perfidioustrai∣tor 849. 112
      - Iaquet Dutchesse of Bedford, mother to Elizabeth, Ed∣ward the fourth his wife slan∣dred for Witchcraft. 711, 3
      - Iasper Earle of Pembroch fly∣eth into Bretaigne, 687. 84
      - Iccius Portus thought to bee Calais 185. 1
      - Ic••nians withstand Ostorius 194 12
        Ouerthrowne 195. 12
        Oppressed by Roman officers rebell 198. 11
      - Ida first King of B••rnicia. 301 1
      - His raigne ibidem
      - Ide daughter of the Lady Ma∣ry King Stephens daughter, married 459. 55
      - Idols, See Images,
      - Idols worshipped by Britains, 167, 168
      - Idols 1. Counterfeit Princes e∣rected to dethrone the right an old stratagem. 736▪ 13
      - Ieffrey Chaucer, See in Chau∣cer.
      - Ieffrey Plantagenet Sonne of Foulke, Earle of Aniou. 441 49
        He marrieth Maude the Em∣presse ibidem.
        He dieth 453, 42
      - Ieffrey brother to King Henry the second put to a yeerely pension 456, 6
      - His death
      - Ierusalem lost 469, 94. 468. 99
      - Ierusalem wonne by Titus, 212. 3
        Raced to the ground. 219. 7
        New built, and named Aelia. ibidem
        Not recouerable by warre. 757. 30
        Wonne by Godfrey of Lorain and his confederates. 437. 30.
      - Iestin Lord of Glamorgan▪ si∣deth against Rhees ap Theo∣dor Prince of South-Wales. 429. 15
      - Slaine ibidem
      - Iesuites by proclamation ba∣nished 889
      - Iesus Christ our Sauior inwhose raigne borne 189. 6
      - Iewes reuolt vpon a prophesie 210. 4.
        They warre vpon the Gen∣tiles 217. 3
        Slaughtered by Traian. 217. 3
        Rebell in Hadrians time. 218 4
      - Iewes Clippers of the Kinges Coin 529, 75
      - Not permitted to looke to∣ward Ierusalem 219. 7
      - Iewes banished the Realme. 545. 17
      - Iewes slaine at King Richard the first his Coronation. 473, 6
      - Ieuaff alias Iago, Prince of Northwales payeth tribute in Wolues. 370. 5
      - Ignatius suffereth martyrdom. 217. 2
      - Igren Duke Gorlois Wife. 315.
      - Ilands separated from the main by the great deluge. 155, 4
      - They bee ornaments and of vse to the Maine. ibid,
      - Ilands belonging to Britaine had their seuerall Kinges, 157. 13
      - Ilands or Isles of the Gentiles, are those of Europe. 161. 2
      - Images in Churches to bee a∣dored 342. 3
      - Images or Idols suppressed by Parliament 778. 100
      - Abolished 805. 18
      - Images superstitious cast out of Churches and burnt. 834, 16
      - Imericke fourth King of Kent. 391. 4
      - His Issue and raigne ibidem
      - Immanuentius slaine by Cassi∣bilan 173. 186
      - Immuration a kind of Death, 512. 13
      - Indies not heard of by the Ro∣mans before king Ine his time 217. 2
      - Ine king of the West Saxons, 298. 11.
        His victories ibidem,
        His Lawes translated into English. ibidem
        His zeale to Religion: ibidem.
        His voluntary pouerty. 299 11.
      - Ingilram de Cowcy died a three∣fold death 527. 69
      - Inguar the Dane, Lothbrokes sonne sendeth defiance to king Edmund 388. 9
      - Hee with his brother Hubba put king Edmond to death. ibidem
      - Ingulphus when he liued and died 163. 16
      - Inis-we•• a name of Britaine, 1584
      - Inis Witrin, 1, Glastenburie, 202.
      - Pope Innocent the fourth, ma∣keth suite to see England. 157 11
      - Pope Innocentius being Vmpi∣er, playeth false 495. 36
        His present and letter to King Iohn 495. 3••
        His three strange lawes. 499. 38.
        He interdicteth England for many yeeres. 496. 40
        He interposeth between king Iohn & Philip king of France 491. 34.
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      - Pope Innocentius his curse de∣nounced vpon King Iohn. 498. 44
      - He absolueth King Iohns peo∣ple from Alleagiance. ibidem Insula Florum, 1. Britaine. 160. 8
      - Insula Caeruli, a name of Bri∣taine ibidem.
      - Insurrection at Abingdon in Oxfordshire 656. 20
      - Insurrection of the Nobles, a∣gainst King Stephen. 447. 12
      - The pretended reasons therof ibidem. 14.
      - Interdict of the Pope what it is 560. 35
      - Interdiction of England for ma∣ny yeeres. 496. 40
      - Interdiction of England in K. Iohn his time released. 503. 55
      - Interregnum in the Empire for eight yeeres 450. 1
      - Interregnum not allowed in gouernement of England, 473. 3
      - Interuiew of Iohn king of Eng∣land, and William K. of Scots. 486. 10
      - Interuiew betweene Iohn King of England, and K. Philip of France ibid. 16
      - Inuasion of England plotted by the Catholikes. 489. 34
      - Inuestiture of Prelates in what manner it was 436. 13
      - Claimed by the King and by the Pope ibid. 14
      - In uincible Nauy of Spaine pre∣pared against England. 857. 183
        The furniture and prouision thereof 858. 189. &c.
        Flieth before the English. 862. 216
      - Ioachine an Abbot auoucheth the Pope to bee Antichrist. 475. 24
      - Ioan daughter of King Edward the first ••552. 6••
      - Her marriages; Issue, death & buriall ibidem.
      - Ioan widow of Lord Thomas Holland, remaried to Edward the Blacke Prince. 589. 156.
        Shee dieth for sorrow and griefe, being denied a par∣don for her son Iohn Hol∣land 599. 50
        She was named the faire maid of Kent, and was married to Sir Thomas Holland Earle 〈◊〉〈◊〉 Kent, and mother to Thoma and Iohn Holland Duke of Surrey, and Earle of Hun∣tingdon 553. 72
        Mother by Edward of Wood∣stocke the Blacke Prince, to King Richard the second. 553. 72
      - Ioan daughter to King Edward the second, wedded to Da∣uid, Prince, and after King of Scotland, by the name of Dauid the second. 564. 80
      - Her death and buriall. ibidem Called by the Scots in skorne Ioan or Ione Make-peace. 567
      - Ioan eldest daughter to King Iohn, married to Alexander the second, King of Scots 507. 67
      - Ioan daughter to King Iohn maried to Lewelin Prince of North-Wales 498
      - Queen Ioan committed vnto prison f or sorcery. 637. 49
      - Ioan of Loraine a marshal mai∣den 654. 14
        Her letter to VVilliam de la Pole Earle of Suffolke. 654. 15
        Shee is called Ioanla Pucelle de Dieu 654. 16
        Betrayed and taken prisoner 655. 18
        Burnt for a Witch at Roan. 655. 18
      - Ioan third daughter of K. Hen∣rie the second by Queene E∣leanor his wife. 471. 110
      - Her husband and Issue.
      - Ioan daughter of King Henry the second, married to Willi∣am King of Sicilie. 474. 19.
      - Ioan Butcher an Hereticke. 813. 78
      - Saint Iohn the Euangelist bani∣shed by the Emperour Do∣mitian 215. 17
        His Reuelatiō in the Isle Pat∣mos ibidem
        Compared with Daniels visi∣ons. 215. 17
        Returneth from exile out of Pathmos ••217. 4
      - Iohn an vsurper of the Romane Empire, slaine. 275. 5
      - His Coine ibidem.
      - Iohn of Oxford a great Clerke 458. 22
        Hee writeth a Booke against Thomas Becket 459. 27
        He was Bishoppe of Norwich. 467. 82
      - Iohn Sans-Terre, after K. Iohn, King Henry the second his sonne 468. 91
        Why so named 470. 107
        Entituled King of Ireland. 468. 91.
      - Iohn the last sonne of K. Henry the second, knighted, and sent into Ireland. 469. 92
        His stile in the Seale of Ire∣land ibidem
        First styled Lord of Ireland, 470. 107▪ 483
        What Earledomes and Seig∣nories hee held in King Ri∣chard the first his brothers time 473. 9
        His attempts during his bro∣ther King Richards captiui∣ty 478. 44
        For want of appearance, ad∣iudged to forfaite all his E∣state in England. 479. 55
        Hee is reconciled to King Ri∣chard the first his brother. 480. 59
        〈◊〉〈◊〉 becommeth most faith∣full vn to him ibidem
        His challenge sent to the French Court, in defence of his loyaltie to king Richard the first his brother. 481. 67
      - Iohn king of England his Arms, Broad Seale, and Coine. 483
        His tragicall raigne, and the principall actions therein, 483. 1.
        His meanes and title to the Kingdome 484▪ 2,
        His Agents in England. ibidem
        King Iohn of England crow∣ned Duke of Normandie. 484. 4
        Hee pursues king Philip of France from place to place. 485. 7
        He diuorceth Hawisia his wife and espouseth Isabel Heri∣trice of Ailmar, Earle of Angolisme 486. 8
        Crowned againe at Queene Isabels Coronation 486. 9
        He offereth a golden Chalice in Lincoln Cathedral church on Saint Iohns Altar. 486 10
        Hee arriueth in Normandie, 488. 14
        Summoned by Philip the French king to appeare per∣sonally at Paris 489. 16
        His victorie at Mirabeau. ibidem. & 17
        His clemency to his Nephew Arthur 489. 18
        Cleared of his death, 490. 20.
        Cited by king Philip vpon treason for Arthurs death. ibidem
        Condemned and adiudged an enemy to the French State, &c. ibidem.
        He looseth many Seignories beyond sea, through his own negligence, & his captains treachery 490. 22
        Enchanted with the loue of his wife Isabel 491, 23
        How much hee was distressed. ib. 24
        His letter to Pope Innocentius 496. 38
        Forsaken of his Nobles, and debarred or inhibited his voyage into Normandie by Hubert Archbishoppe of Canterbury. 493. 29
        What wrongs were offered to him 496. 38
        Hee entreth France with a great Armie 494, 33
      - King Iohn winneth Mont Al∣ban, and recouereth Angi∣ers 495. 34
        He commandeth diuine ser∣uice to bee celebrated in S. Albans, notwithstanding the Popes interdiction 496. 40 Excommunicated and ac∣cursed by name from Rome. 497. 41
        Hee setleth the State in Ire∣land ibid. 42
        His Broad Seale for Ireland before he was king. 498. 43.
        He subdueth Wales ibid.
        He offereth wel to the Clergy but his offers are reiected. ibidem
        Enformed of a great conspi∣racy, and treason of his No∣bles ibid. 45,
        In danger to bee vncrowned, 499. 45
        His preparation against Phi∣lip king of France. ibid. 48.
        He yeeldeth vp his Crowne &c. to the Pope, and swea∣reth vnto him homage and fealty. 500. 48
        Hee is absolued by Stephen Langton 501, 51
        Entrapped by a guilefull oath 501. 52
        By a new Charter subiected to the Pope 503. 54.
        He is become a petty king a∣mong his Barons. 503. 56
        Hee looseth his treasure and carriages on the sands by Lincolneshire 505. 59
        His deadly sicknesse. 505. 61
        His death and repentance. 506. 61
        His buriall 506. 61
        The occasion of his sicknesse and death 506. 62
        King Iohn poysoned at Swen∣sted Abbey 506. 62
        King Iohn his works of deuo∣tion 506. 63
        His orders for gouernement, and Weale-publike 506. 63
        Compared to Marius. 507. 61
        His wiues. 507▪ 64. 65. 66
        His Issue 507. 67
        His children extraordinarily aduanced. 521. 51
      - Iohn the French King taken prisoner, after a yeere set at liberty 583. 122
      - Iohn of Gaunt Duke of Lan∣caster gouerneth England, vnder his father K. Edward the third 588. 150
        A protector of Iohn Wickliffe. ibidem 152
        His Armories reuersed by the Londoners ibidem
        He procureth the Maior and Aldermen of London to bee thrust from their places. 589, 152.
        His wiues and issue. 589. 590
        His death and Tombe. 590
        He claimeth the Crowne of Castile and Leon 594. 17
        Accused by a Carmelite Frier of highest treason. 597. 39
        Withdraweth himselfe vpon his guard, and is reconciled to King Richard the second, by meanes of Princes Ioan the Kings mother 599▪ 47
        He marrieth Constance eldest daughter of Peter K. of Ca∣stile 585. 132.
        He with Dame Alice Peers, & others remoued from King Edward the third his person 588. 149
        Suspected of King Richard 2. 599. 51
        His noble Army for the con∣quest of Spaine 600. 59
        He arriueth at the Port Corone or Groine 601. 61
        His proceedings and successe about the kingdoms of Ca∣stile and Leon. 604. 83. 84. &c.
        He inuadeth France. 586. 139
        He calleth vpon God in his distresse, and is heard. 605. 84
        He returneth into England, & doeth good offices. 605. 86
        Made Duke of Aqnitaine, 605. 87
        Enstileth himselfe King of Castile and of Leon, in right of Constance. 587, 145
        He marrieth Katharine Swin∣ford his old loue. 606. 94
        His children begotten of her before marriage made legi∣timate 607. 94
        Hee departeth this life. 608 106
      - His goods seized by the king ibidem.
      - Iohn sonne of King Edward the first his death and tomb. 551. 58
      - Lord Iohn of Eltham second sonne to King Edward the first, proclaimed Custos of Lō∣don 562. 60
        He is Earle of Cornwall. 564. 79.
        His death ibidem.
      - Iohn the French King taken prisoner by Edward the Blacke Prince 582. 115
      - He dieth in England 584, 127
      - Entombed at Saint Denis. ibidem
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      - Iohn de Montfort accepted Duke of Britaine Armoricke 584.128
      - Iohn Earle of Pembrocke taken prisoner by Ambrose Bacca Nigra, and the Spanish Ar∣mado 587. 145
      - Iohn Duke of Bedford ouer∣throweth the French Nauy, and Genoaes at sea▪ 635 37
        Protector of England in King Henry the fifth his absence 636. 41
        Lieutenant Generall, and Re∣gent of France, vnder his brother King Henry the 5. 646. 69
        He espouseth Anne sister of Philip Duke of Burgundie, 651. 6
        Hee marrieth Lady Iaquet daughter to Peter of Lutzen∣burg, Earle of Saint Paul, 656. 20
        Hee dieth in Paris. 659. 25
        His commendation, stile and tombe 658. 25
        King Lewis princely testimo∣ny of him 658. 26
      - Iohn Duke of Burgoigne suspe∣cted to affect the Crowne of France 640. 48
        Slaine as hee kneeled before Charles the Daulphin. 641. 49
        His death reuenged 644. 56. 60
        His body honourably inter∣red in Dijon 644, 56
      - Sir Iohn Mortimer arraigned for treasonable speeches. 652. 8
      - Drawne hanged and headed for treason 652. 8
      - Iohn Duke of Bretagin Armo∣ricke, forsaketh the English, and turneth to Charles the French King, 573. 10
      - Iohn a Chamber, raiseth a tu∣mult in the North, against the Duke of Northumber∣land 735. 26
      - Taken prisoner and executed. ibidem
      - Iohn de Vere Earle of Oxford, flyeth from Barnet field into Wales 683. 65
      - Don Iohn of Austria base bro∣ther to Philip the second K. of Spaine, Gouernour of the Low-Countries 854. 158
      - His death 855. 160
      - Saint Iohns Hospitall in Ox∣ford founded 519. 142
      - Iones come from Iauan 162. 6
      - Ioseph of Arimathia brought the Christian faith first into Britaine 202. 2
      - Buried in Glastenbury ibidem
      - Michael Ioseph the Blacke-Smith his rebellion & death. 741. 44. 742. 147
      - Iouianus nominated Emperor. 267. 1
        His piety and Christian Reli∣gion 268. 2
        Maketh peace with the Persi∣ans ibidem.
        His death ibidem.
        His personage, raigne, vertues, and vices. ibidem. 6
        His Coine 267
      - Iouianus a Roman Ensign-bea∣rer his treason 268. 3
      - Iouinus vsurpeth the Empire. 277. 11.
        His Coine ibidem.
        Is Slain ibidem 12
      - Ireland had 5. Kings in it at one time 157. 13
      - By▪ whome it first receiued English lawes and officers. 506. 63
      - Irelands sinnes forerunners of a change. 462. 48.
      - Ireland by whom annexed to the Crowne of England. 506 63.
      - By what right & title it came to King Edward the second, 468. 91
      - Ireland in ciuill dissention. 462. 46
      - Irish voluntaries aide against Scotland 547. 29
      - Irish Anthropophagi. 1. feeders vpon mans flesh 167. 7.
      - The Irish enter Seuerne. 399 11
      - Irish petty Kings doe homage to King Henrie the second. 464. 60
      - Irish Rebels in King Henry the third his dayes 516. 28
      - Ireneus martyred 230. 15
      - Isabella alias Hawisia, or Auis, second wife to King Iohn di∣uorced 507. 65
      - Remarried to Ieffrey Mande∣uill Earle of Essex, also to Hubert de Burgo Earle of Kent ibidem
      - Isabel third wife to King Iohn, her parentage, second mariage and Issue 507. 66
      - Isabel daughter to King Iohn married to Fredericke the se∣cond Emperour 507. 71
      - Her Issue and death ibidem.
      - Isabel Queene Dowager of England, married to the Earle of March in France 511. 12
      - Practiseth for her sonne King Henry the third against the French. 515. 26
      - Falsly charged to haue sought by poyson to make away K. Lewis of France ibid.
      - Isabel a base daughter of King Richard the first 482
      - Isabel King Henry the third his sister, married to Fredericke the Emperour 521. 50
      - The marriage consummate by calculation of starres. 521. 51
      - Isabel Queene Dowager, King Henry the third his mother, another Iezabel 526. 66
      - Isabel Countesse of Arundell, a widow, her bold reproofe of King Henry the third. 531 81
      - Queene Isabel a mediatrix for peace between her husband king Edward the second, and the Lords 549. 39
        Denied one nights lodging at Leedes Castle ibidem.
        Setteth her heart against the Lords, and seeketh reuenge. ibidem,
        Her discontentment with the Spensers 561. 50
        Negotiateth the King her husbands affaires in France. ibid. 52
        Shee and Prince Edward of Windsor proclaimed enemies to the State 561. 51
        Shee with the Prince and Ro∣ger Mortimer goe into He∣nault 561. 56
        With forraine forces and o∣thers shee entreth England, 562. 57
        Her forces encrease against the King her husband. 562. 61
        Her parentage, widowhoode, yeeres, death and buriall. 564. 77
        Shee forbeareth to company with King Edward the se∣cond her husband. 566. 5
      - Isabel Queene mother suppo∣sed to bee with childe by Mortimer 568. 21
      - Her great dower abated to a small rate ibidem,
      - Isabel Queene Dowager, mo∣ther to King Edward the third dieth. 582. 120
      - Queene Isabel of France rob∣bed of her Iewels and plate by the Daulphin. 639. 60
      - Committed to prison. 639. 61
      - Queene Isabel of France esca∣peth out of prison by the meanes of the Duke of Bur∣goigne. 640. 41
        Made Regent of France, ibidem
        Her parentage and dispositiō. 640. 42
        She inciteth the King to dis∣herite the Daulphin and ad∣opt Henry the fifth King of England 641. 50
      - Isabel Countesse of Warwicke, dieth of poyson 689. 107
      - Isabel Queene of Spaine, her descent 746. 62
      - Her vertue and deuotion. 747 62
      - Queene Isabel daughter to Charles the 6. K. of France, affianced to Richard the se∣cond King of England, and remaineth a virgine during his raigne 610. 120
        Sent after a princely manner home into France a virgin as shee came 615. 23
        Married to Charles Duke of Orleanee. 615. 23
      - Isacius, See Cursac
      - Isis a Goddesse of the Saxons. 288. 7
      - From Israels departure out of Aegypt vnto Salomons tem∣ple, what time 278. 2
      - Italy compared to an oaken leafe 155
      - Italy tooke name from Italus 157. 2
      - Itun, i. Solwey Frith. 229. 8
      - Iubilee of King Edward the 3. 584. 126
      - Iudith wife to Father and son, rauished by Baldwine, Forre∣ster of Arden in France, 352. 5.
      - Iulia the Empresse how shee reproued a British woman, and how shee was answered 167. 6
      - Iulia the incestuous wife and mother in law of Caracalla 232. 7
      - Iuliana a third natural daugh∣ter of Henry the first, King of England 443. 75
      - Didius Iulianus buieth the Em∣pire of the Souldiers 277. 2
      - His emploiments and rising ibid. 3
      - His Coine. ibid. 1
      - Iulianus Casar 263. 6. 7
        Elected Emperour and con∣sort with Constantius ibidem 264. 1
        His parentage ibid.
        His proportion and feature of body. ibid.
        His education ibid. 2
        Hee became a Deacon, and professed holy life 265. 3
        His temperance and chastity ibid
        Vaine-glorious, vnconstant, and full of words ibid.
        His iustice 265. 4
        His clemency and charity ibid.
        His popularity ibid.
        A great secret persecutor of Christians 265. 4
        His wordly pollicy ibid.
        Ouer seuere and vnthankeful ibid.
        Hee goeth about to reedifie Ierusalem ibid.
        His open persecution of the Christians 265. 5
        His skoffing at Christians 265. 5
        His prudence and learning. ibidem
      - Iulian the Emperour his super∣stitio••s Religion 266. 5
        His Coine 264
        His fortitude 265. 6
        His exploits and victories. ib.
        His apparitions and presages of Soueraigntie ibid.
        Deluded by a Pythonist. 267 7
        He proiecteth the conquest of Persia ibidem
        His excessiue sacrifices. ibid.
        His huge Army into Persia ibid.
        Stricken with a Dart. ibid.
        His death and buriall ibid.
        His age and raigne. 267. 8
        His vertues and vices ibid.
      - Iulie the moneth, whence it tooke name 190. 7
      - Iulius a Martyr in Britaine 206 19
      - Iulius Caesar, the first Roman at∣tempter of Britaine 183. 2
        His coine 185
        Vpon what occasion hee at∣tempted it. ibid.
        Hee complotteth to attaine the Empire ibid. 1
        The first Roman that assailed Germany ibid.
        Hee gouerneth Gallia tenne yeeres ibid.
        Vpon what causes and pre∣tenses he inuaded Britaine 183. 2
        Hee cōmeth in person against Britaine 184. 4
        His first landing in Britaine ibid.
        Hee putteth the Britanes to flight. ibid. 5
        His fleete dispersed ibid. 8.
        His Fleet in harbour distressed ibidem.
        Sodainly assailed by the Bri∣tanes ibid.
        Honoured with the grant of a supplication or procession for 20. daies 185. 16
        His second landing in Bri∣taine 186. 2
        His Nauy empaired by tem∣pest 186. 4
        He draweth his ships on land ibid.
        He imposeth a tribute vpon Cassibelan 187 11
        Hee would bee stiled and ran∣ged among the gods. 187, 13
        He seeketh to be King 187. 11
        He gat nothing in Britaine but the sight of the Coūtrey ibid. 12
      - His death ibid. 11
      - The first that had his owne i∣mage in Coine. 169
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      - ... Iulius Caesar, forewarned of his death by Prodigies 187. 13
        By Spurina the Diuinor 187. 14
        By a brasen table in Capua ibid.
        By Dreames. ibid.
        By Beasts entrals and Birds ibid.
        
        His personage 187. 14
        He wore alwaies the Lawrell garland to couer his bald∣nesse 188. 14
        His qualities ibidem
        Easie to bee reconciled vnto his enemies ibid.
        His moderate carriage. ibid.
        His military vertues ibid.
        His fortunate succession in warres, ibid.
        His offices of state ibid.
        His triumphes ibid.
      - Iul-Laber a place 186. 6
      - Iusticiars Itintrant first institu∣ted in England. 467. 83
      - For corruption punished. 545 17
      - Iustina mother to Valentinian the younger, Emperour 272. 2
      - Of incomparable feature and beauty. ibid
      - Iutae, or Iutes, a Tribe of the Saxons 284. 6
      - Iutae, called also Gutes. i. Goths or Vites. 285 9
      K
      - VVIlliam de Kahames, a∣lias Kains taketh king Step••en prisoner. 450. 28
      - Lady Katharines picture sent to Henry the fifth lying be∣fore Roan 638. 54
      - Queene Katharine, wife to king Henry the fifth, Crowned at Westminster 645. 64
      - Queene Katharine late wife of King Henry the fifth, and now Queene Dowager pas∣seth royally through Lon∣don with K. Henry the sixth her sonne an Infant in her lappe. 651. 3
        Remarried to Owen Theudor of Wales 649. 86. 659. 32
        Her Issue by him ibid.
        Her death ibid.
        Her Coffine neuer buried. ibid
      - Lady Katharine or Katherine Gordon the vnfortunate wife of Perkin Warbecke 743. 49
        Her beauty and amiable pre∣sence 744. 51
        Honourably vsed by K. Henry the seuenth 744. 51
      - Katharine or Katherine of Spaine daughter of Ferdinan∣do and Isabella, alias Eliza∣beth, King and Queene of Spaine, ••irst wife to K. Henry the eight. 745. 60. 785. 136
        Her speech about the death of the yong Earle of War∣wicke in King Henry the se∣uenth his daies ibid.
        Shee arriueth at Plimmouth 746. 62
        Her marriage, Coronation, diuorce, decease and buriall 785. 136
        Her commendation deliuered by her husband King Henry the eight 766
        Her speech to the King her husband in open Court 767 69
        She departeth the Court. ibid.
        Hard at worke with her mai∣dens 768. 72
        Called Princesse Dowager. 770. 80
      - Katharine or Katherine Howard wedded to King Henry the eighth 779. 108
        Beheaded for Adultery 780 169
        After condemnation she pro∣testeth to her Confessor, her vnguiltinesse of the Crime for which shee died 780 110
        Her parentage, marriage, be∣heading and buriall. 785 140
      - Katharine or Katherine Parre the 6. of wife K. Henry the eight 780. 113. 785. 141
        Her Parentage ibid.
        Thrice married ibid.
        Her death ibid.
        In danger to be apprehended & committed to the Tower for supposed heresie. 781 115
        Her life laid for 780 113
        Fallen sicke, visited by King Henry the eight her husband 781. 114
      - Katharine or Katherine Dut∣chesse of Suffolke, with her husband Richard Bartue fly∣eth the Land 827. 87. 89
        Her descent ibid. 88
        No fauourer of Popish Reli∣gion ibid.
        Her dangerous escapes, arri∣uall and trauel beyond Seas 827. 90
        Her abode and her husbands in Poland 827. 95
      - Katrington, alias Carton Es∣quier, defendant, in Com∣bat vanquished, dieth fran∣tike 598. 44
      - Lord Keepers Letter to Robert Deuereux Earle of Essex. 877 330
      - Kenelme King of Mercia, Mur∣dred by the meanes of Quen∣drid his sister 307. 14
      - How his corps was found. 308 14
      - His body afterwards transla∣ted 347. 6
      - Kenelworth Castle besieged and yeelded. 538. 104
      - Kenred killeth Osred his Soue∣raigne, and is King of Nor∣thumberland 304. 17
      - Kenred Wulfheres sonne King of the Mercians, and Mo∣narch of England, became a Moncke of Rome 307. 8
      - His raigne and death. ibid.
      - Kenred Monarch of the Eng∣lishmen, his Armes, ibidem. 341. 1
      - Resigneth vp his regal crown for a Monkes Coule 342. 2
      - Kenrich King of the West-Sax∣ons. 297. 3
        His battels. ibidem.
        His raigne and issue, ibidem
      - Kenricke sonne of Cuthred slain 299. 13
      - Kenricke sonne of Cherdicke, Monarch of the Englishmen 327
        His Armes ibidem
        His raigne and Issue. ibidem.
      - Kent diuided into Parishes. 294. 7
        Kent kingdome 293
        The Circuit of it. ibidem.
        The beginning, continuance, and end thereof. 295. 17
      - Kent inuaded during the Anar∣chie of 6. yeeres. 294. 10
      - Kent diuided into factions a∣bout Queene Maries mar∣riage with K. Philip the 2. of Spaine 81929
      - Kentish Britaines most Ciuil 167. 4
      - Foure Kentish kings resist Cae∣sar 186. 9
      - Kentish mens policy against King William Conquerour. 416. 7
      - Kentishmen true to K. Stephen, in his captiuity 450. 29
      - Kentish Rebels vnder the con∣duct of Wat Tiler, and Iacke Straw embattell on Blacke∣heath. 965. 19
        Their outrages about Lon∣don ibid.
        Kentish Rebels led by Iacke Cade 664. 50
      - Kentish commotions in time of Anarchie, doe much hurt a∣bout London 681. 51
      - Kenwald King of the West Sax∣ons 297. 8
        Driuen out of his Kingdome, ibidem
        VVon to Christianity, 298. 8
        Restored to his kingdome. ibidem
        His raigne and death. ibidem.
      - Kenwin king of the VVest-Saxons 298. 8
        A ••courge of the Britaines, ibidem.
        His raign, ibidem
      - Kenulph of Mercia taketh E∣thelbert Pren prisoner. 295. 15
      - Kenwulph king of West-Saxons his descent and victories. 299.
        Slaine ibidem
        His raign ibidem
      - Kenwulph king of Mercia, 307, 13
      - His descent, raigne and buri∣all ibidem 347. 3,
      - Kenwulfe Monarch of the Eng∣lishmen 347. 1
        His Armes and his Coine, ibidem
        His vertues ibidem
        Hee taketh prisoner Prenne king of Kent 347, 2
        Hee setteth him freē 347, 3
      - Kenwulph king of the East-Angles his raigne. 311, 14
      - Robert Ket his commotion and Rebellion in Norffolk•••• 807 31
        Hee and his Rebels put to flight 808. 44
        Apprehended 809. 47
      - Hee with his brother William Ket hanged, one vpon Wi∣mundham high Steeple: the other vpon Norwich Castle, in Chaines 809. 47
      - Henry Earle of Kildare dieth of griefe, for the death of his two Fosterbrethren, slaine 873. 296.
      - Kilkenny in Ireland, a City late erected. 520. 47
      - Kimbeline. See Cunobeline
      - Kineburge wife to King Alfrith an Abbesse 301. 13
      - Kin••burge wife to King Oswald a vertuous Lady 337. 8
      - Kineswith, King Offa his wife a Nun 301. 12
      - Kings Colledge in Cambridge founded. 685. 82
      - Kingdomes period not much a∣boue 600. yeeres. 178
      - Kings become Monkes 305 17
      - Three Kings at once visit King Edward the third 584. 127
      - The Kings-euill cured by king Edward the Confessor and his successors 401. 25
      - Kingils King of the West-Sax∣ons 297. 7
        The first Christian King of the West-Saxons ibid
        His raigne and issue. ibid
      - Kingston vpon Thames, the or∣dinary place for Coronation of Saxon Kings 368. &c.
      - Kinsale held by the Spaniards, 875. 315
      - Knightes 400. at one time made by King Edward the third 583. 122
      - Twelu poore Knights at Wind∣sor instituted. 783. 134
      - Sir Robert Knolles sent into France with an Armie. ••87. 140
        Accused by Sir Iohn Mester∣worth 587. 140
        A fitte Parallell to Bertram de Glesquin ibidem 146
        A braue Captaine 620. 45
        He built Rochester Stonebridge 620. 45
      - Iohn Knox a hote Minister, & ouerheady reformer in Scot∣land 834. 15
      - Kyrton in Deu••nshire a Bishops See, annexed to Excester. 368. 6
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      - QVeene Laberius slaine by the Britaines 186. 6
      - T, ••••bienus vnder Gouernor of Gaule 185. 1
      - Labyrinth at W••••dstocke built by Henry the second for Ro∣samond 471. 11.
      - Lacedemonians state from Ly∣curgu•• to Alexander the Great, of what continuance 278. 2
      - Robert de Lacey Constable of Chester, his fidelity, and va∣lorous seruice at Castle Rock Audeley 491. 32
        Taken prisoner. ibidem
        Robert Lacey surprised in Chi∣non 494. 33
      - Walter and Hugh Lacey the son of Hugh, flie out of Ireland, into France, and are recon∣ciled againe to King Iohn, 497. 42
      - Laelianus Lieutenant Generall in Britaine, murdered. 452. 8
      - A••l. Laetus, one that conspired Commodus his death 226. 2
      - Laetus a traitor to Septimus Seuerus put to the sworde 228. 3
      - Laity of England seeke to dis∣seize the Clergy of their tē∣poralties 600. 55
      - Lanfranke Archbishoppe of Canterbury 418. 21
      - Gouernor of England whiles William Conquerour was in Normandy 4••0 35
      - Stephen Langton commended by Pope Innocentius to bee Archbishoppe of Canterbury 496. 37
        Elected and consecrated at Viterbium ibidem
        He with others sollicite the Pope for deposition of King Iohn 499. 46
        Hee arriueth in England with other exiled persons. 501. 51
        A very English Pope 501. 52
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      - ... Walter de Langton Bishoppe of Chester, arrested and impri∣soned 555. 3
        His fault ibidem.
      - Stephen Langton Archbishoppe of Canterbury appeales a∣gainst King Iohns subiection to the Pope 503, 54.
      - Suspended from Episcopal au∣thority 504. 57
      - Simon Langton elect Archbi∣shoppe of Yorke made by the Pope incapable of Episcopal dignity 504. 57
      - Hugh Latimer Bishop of Wor∣cester burnt in Oxford. 824. 66
      - Lauatrae, Bowes vnder Stanemor in Richmondshire. 228. 4.
      - Saint Laurence broiled on a Gredyron 242, 3
      - Laurence Archbishop of Can∣terbury 294. 6
      - English lawes abroged by Wil∣liam Conqueror 418. 20
      - Lawes for the English written in the Norman tongue. 416. 20
      - Lawyers sent for to make trea∣sons 602. 71
      - Rob. Laund knighted and en∣dowed with lands by king Richard the second 596. 25
      - Lea riuer diuided and made nauigable by King Elfred. 358. 23
      - Learned and lewde. i. wicked 619. 42
      - Learning by heart 168. 8
      - Thomas Lee a Captaine execu∣ted for words. 880, 344
      - Doctor Lee Bishoppe of Che∣ster, Couentree and Lichfield. 770. 82
      - The Lightning Legion of the Christians. 221. 4
      - Legionary Souldiers called Milites grauis armaturae. 187 12
      - Their Armour. ibidem
      - Leiden Castle in Holland begun by Hengist 296. 11
      - Leides Castle wonne by King Edward the second 559. 36
        The Captaine and all within put to shamefull death. 559 36
        Leids Castle in Scotland won 448. 16
      - Earle of L••nnox Regent of Scotland traiterously mur∣dered 851
      - Leo King of Armenia bounti∣fully sent away ••y King Richard the second. 600. 58
      - Pope Leo the tenth his Bull sent vnto King Henry the eighth 759. 41
      - Leofricke Earle of Chester. 399 5.
      - Freeth Couentree of Impositi∣ons 400, 15
      - Leofrun wife to Ethelred the 13. King of East-Angles. 311. 13
      - Leolin alias Llewelin Prince of Wales doth homage to King Edward the elder 361. 7
      - Leoline or Llewelin Prince of Wales his speech of King Henry the third his Almes∣deedes 599. 42
        Hee doth voluntary homage to the king of England. 523 56
        His outrage and excommuni∣cation 516. 28
      - Leolin or Llewelin ap Gruffith, leader of the Welsh discom∣fited Prince Edward and the English 538. 88
        Confedered with the Barons, wasteth Prince Edwards seig∣nories in the Marches. 537 98
        Reconciled for a summe of money 539. 104
        Refuseth to come vnto King Edward the first his Corona∣tion and to the Parliament. 543. 10
        Vnfortunately slaine 544. 14
      - Leolin or Llewelin Prince of Wales maketh hispeace with King Edward the first vpon what conditions 544. 11
      - His head set vpon London∣bridge 544. 14
      - Leolin or Llewelin Bren and his two sonnes taken prisoners. 558. 28
      - Leonard Dacres of Harlesey gi∣ueth battell to Henry Lord Hunsdon 842. 70
      - Flieth toward Scotland ibidem
      - Leoneue supposed daughter of King Ethelstan, wife to Rein∣burne Earle of Warwicke. 305 16.
      - Leopold or Limpold, Archduke of Ostrich, his cause of ma∣lice to King Richard the first. 477. 42
        The reason of his deteining King Richard ibid. 43
        Punished grieuously for his wrongs done to King Ri∣chard the first 478. 51
        Dieth vpon an hurt excom∣municate 479. 52 479. 52
      - Lepidus ruleth Africa 188. 2
      - Lether tanned, serueth for Ar∣mour 730. 12
      - Sir Richard Leuison his good seruice at Sea about▪ Kin∣sale 875. 316
      - Iohn Lewis reformer of the British history 164. 19
      - Lewis king of France taken pri∣soner by the Normans. 413 2.
        Bound to hard conditions, ibidem
        He entreth Normandy with an Army 439. 38
      - Lewis Daulphin of France, pre∣pareth for the Crowne of England 505. 59
        He entreth London, and be∣stoweth offices of State. ibid, 509. 3
        Hee besiegeth Douer Castle, ibidem
        His followers and abetters pronounced euery Sunday and holyday accurst and ex∣communicate 509. 4.
      - Lewis Daulphin of France gai∣neth Hertford Castle 509. 4
      - Hee stuffeth many Castles in England with French Garri∣sons ibidem.
      - Lewisians that were English, returne to their true obedi∣ence 509, 5
      - Lewis goeth into France, and looseth many English mens affections ibidem
        His Army of French raskals. ibidem
        Hee and his followers accur∣sed a second time by VVal∣lo 510. 6
        Lewisians de••eited 510, 7
      - Lewis the faire why so called. ibidem
        Lewis absolued, and driuen out of England 510. 8
        He had no money at his de∣parture giuen for compositi∣on ibidem.
      - Lewis King of France deni∣eth restitution of Normandy, &c. 513. 17
        He inuadeth Poictou and Xain∣toing against King Henry the third 513, 17
        Taking the Crosse, and war∣ring vpon the Albigenses at Auinion, was crossed by sun∣dry plagues 514 21
        Poisoned ibidem
      - Lewis the French King offereth faire vnto King Henry the third, but is not accepted. 525. 63
      - A most Christian, iust and vali∣ant Prince 525. 6••
        Magnanimous & bounteous, 526. 65
        Of a tender conscience. 530. 80
      - King Lewis of France dieth at the siege of Tunis 541. 2
      - Lewis King of France dealeth with Gartar King at Armes, about peace with King Ed∣ward the fourth 687. 92
      - Don Lewis Gouernour of the Low Countries, desireth to haue the Netherlanders ba∣nished out of England. 854. 154.
      - Lewis the 12. King of France, marrieth the Lady Mary K. Henry the eight his sister. 756. 21
      - His death ibidem
      - Lewis of Bauaria Emperor, re∣uoketh the Vicarship of the Empire, granted to Edward the third King of England. 574. 66
      - Lewis of Luxenburgh King of Bohemia, his Apothegm of the English, at the battel of Cres∣cy 578. 92
      - His high resolution & death. 578. 94
      - Lewis a Physitian, employed a∣bout the marriage of Henry Earle of Richmont, and the Lady Elizabeth 719. 29
      - Lewis battel 537. 101
      - Lhoyger or Lhoegria what part of Britaine 323. 13
      - Vnder the Archbishoppe of London 206. 18
      - Liberties granted by K. Henry the first. 435, 4
      - Library in Constantinople. 261 13
      - Lichfield why so called. 206. 19
      - Lichfields armes ibidem. 255. 12
      - Another Golgotha ibidem
      - Lichfield Cathedrall Church founded 338. 7
      - Licinius Priscus Lieutenant of Britaine. 219. 6
      - Licinius Caesar to Constantine 259. 3
        His vsurpation of soueraign∣ty 260. 6
        Their Coines ibidem
        He persecuteth the Christians. ibidem
        Hee and his sonne L••cinianus put to death 260, 7
      - Iohn Lidgate Monke of Bury deuiseth speeches gratula∣tory at King Henry the sixth his wiues entrance into Lon∣don 661, 37
      - Leith in Scotland won & spoi∣led by the English. 782. 125.
      - Light forbidden by William Conquerour called Cours••w restored by his sonne King Henry. 435
      - Lightning doing much harme, 432. 39
      - Lilla a faithfull seruant to Edwin King of Northumber∣land 334. 4
      - Limoges in Limosin wonne by force, burnt and put to the sword 587. 142
      - Linne for faithfull seruice en∣franchized largely and gra∣ced by King Iohn, 505. 59
      - Iohn Lincolne executed for ill May-dayes worke. 757, 28
      - Lincolneshire Commons rise 772. 95
      - Their aggreeuances. ibidem
      - Lincolne besieged by King Ste∣phen 449. 23
      - Lincolne neuer entred by King, before King Stephen 452. 40
      - Lionel Duke of Clarence borne. 572. 53
        Why so entituled, 589. 658
        His marriages & Issue ibidem.
      - Sir William de Lisle Knight par∣doned 533. 86
      - Literatorum Iuramentum what oath 513. 19
      - Iohn Littistar a Dier in Nor∣wich, stiled himselfe King of the Commons 595. 20
      - Hanged drawne and headed as an Arch-Rebell, 596. 27
      - Liuingus Elstan Archbishop of Canterbury 390, 2
      - Lyuingus Bishoppe of Winche∣ster 399. 5
      - Locusta a woman skilfull in poisoning 196. 22
      - Lodowicke alias Lewis King of France, casteth the Popes Bull into the fire 453. 43
      - He inuadeth Normādy, because his daughter Margaret was not crowned with her hus∣band 460. 38
      - Besiegeth Ʋernoile in person, & raiseth his siege for feare of King Henry the second. 465 67.
      - Lodcuicus Perez Duke of Me∣dina Sidonia, Generall of the Army in the inuincible Ar∣mado of Spaine. 858. 192
      - In disgrace at home for his ill successe 862. 218
      - Lolards why so tearmed. 588. 152
      - Lolards, i. Wicliuists encrease, & by law to bee burned as he∣retikes 615. 23
      - Lollius Vrbicus Lieutenant in Britaine 220. 2
        Surnamed Britanicus. 220. 3
        His Coine or portraiture, ibidem. 1
      - London a famous City in Nero the Emperour his daies. 198. 17.
        Recouered from the Danes, and restored to Liberty. 358. 19
        Much defaced by fire. 375. 5
        Besieged by Swaine, or Sueno King of the Danes 375. 5
        The beauty thereof from Ludgate westward. ibidem
        Besieged by Swaine King of Denmarke 378. 27
        Submitteth to the Danes. 379 31
        Faithfull to K. Ethelred, 379
        True to Edmōd Ironside. 381. 1
        Besieged by K. Canute. 381. 2
        Londoners sue to Maud the Empresse, for easement of hard lawes, & that king Ed∣wards lawes might bee re∣uiued, and in force, 451. 33
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      - London interdicted by the Pope for disloyalty to king Iohn. 504, 58
      - Londoners in disgrace with King Richard the second, 605. 89
        They loose their liberties and proper gouernment. ibidem
        They deny him loane of one thousand pounds, ibidem
      - London sailing with the fairer winde, receiueth king Ed∣ward the fourth againe. 683 61
      - London Armories augmented with the weapon in the Dex∣ter Canton, and whereupon. 596. 25
      - Londoners large contributions to king Henry the seuenth, for his warres in France. 736 29
      - London besieged by William Marshall Earle of Pembroch 510. 8
      - Londoners Engrosse Corne in time of Dearth 534. 92
      - London vpon her guard 535. 93 Ioineth with the Barons to redresse the state of the king∣dome ibid.
      - They villanously abuse the Queen, king Henry the third his wife. 537. 98
      - London Charters, seised into k. Henry the third his hands 538. 103
      - Taken by the Earle of Glouce∣ster 539. 104
      - London fortified against Wiat 820. 40
      - Lord Maior of London, and Citizens sworne to Lady Iane Grey. 815. 3
      - Doctor Longland Bishoppe of Lincolne, first toucheth the conscience of Henry the 8. about marriage with Katha∣rine of Spaine 765. 65. 767 70.
      - Iohn Longstrother Priour of St. Iohns, beheaded at Tewks∣bury 684. 73.
      - Loos-coate fielde at Stanford 680. 40
      - Rodericke Lopez a Physician, hired to poison Queene Elizabeth 849. 14
      - Found guilty, and at Tiburne with his consorts executed 849. 117
      - Lord-Danes 377. 15
      - Lothair vsurpeth the Kingdom of Kent 294. 9
      - Slaine ibid.
      - His raigne and sepulture. ibid. Lothbrooke, alias Letherbreech a noble Dane 357. 14
      - Murdered by Berricke King Edmunds Faulconer 388. 7
      - A Loue-day solemnely celebra∣ted betweene the Yorkists and Lancastrians 668. 69
      - Philip Louell King Henry the third his Treasurer reconci∣led vnto him. 530. 79
      - He with many other Officers of the Exchequer remooued by the Barons for abuses. 535. 95
      - Lord Louell rebelleth against King Henry the seuenth 730. 12
      - Flyeth. ibid.
      - Louers, a Castle in Normandy wonne 636 42
      - Francis Lord Vicount Louell a fauorite of King Richard the third, taketh Sanctuary. 725. 58
      - Slaine at Stoke-field 733. 22 Lucius a Britaine first Christian King in the world 205 222. 6
      - Apostle to the Ba••arians 206. 18
      - Lucius Leuer Maur King of Britaine, the same. 222. 6
      - His raigne and place of buri∣all 223. 11
      - Dame Elizabeth Lucy instiga∣ted to clame marriage of K. Edward the fourth 677. 24
      - Luderan King of the Mercians 308. 17
      - His raigne and death ibid
      - Ludlow Castle wonne by King Stephen 448. 16
      - Ludlow the Rendez-vous of ••he Yorkists 668. 73
      - Spoiled to the bare walles for harbouring the Yorkists. 669. 75
      - Luke Archbishop of Dublin, a true friend to Hubert de Burgh in his troubles 517 33
      - LL. Lumleis a noble family whence descended 692. 151
      - Lundinium, the old name of London 263. 6
      - Lupicinus, Deputy in Britaine 263. 6
      - Martin Luther outlawed by Charles the fifth Emperour 759. 39
      - Lutherans against King Henry the 8. his deuorse 765
      - Lymming Nunnery built. 335 12
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      - MAc-Guier in Ireland rai∣seth rebellion in de∣fence of the Romish Reli∣gion 854. 151
      - Slaine by Sir Warham Saint-Leger. 874. 309
      - Macrianus, and his two sonnes elected Emperours by the Souldiers 245. 1
      - Subdued and slaine. ibid
      - Macrinus with Martial, mur∣der Antonine Caracalla. 232. 7
        Is elected Emperour. 233. 2
        Put to death 233. 5
        His raigne ibid.
      - Mary Magdalen a counterfeit, immured to death 512. 13
      - Magike highly honoured a∣mong the Britanes 168. 8
      - Magna Charta confirmed and established 534. 91
      - Procureth King Henry the 3. mony from his Subiects 531. 82
      - Magnetius murdereth Constans the Emperour 262. 2
        Why called Taporus ibid.
        Hee vsurpeth the Empire. 262. 3
        His Coine. 263. 3
        He killeth himselfe. ibid.
      - Magnus an Anchorite, his Epi∣taph 458. 56
      - Magnus King of Norway mea∣neth to inuade England. 399. 8
      - Mahomet his doctrine, his be∣ginning and rising. 322
        His heresies 323.
        His death ibid
      - A Maiden, embassadour to George Duke of Clarence. 680. 46
      - King of Maiorica slaine at the battell of Crescy. 579. 100
      - Doctor Makarell a Monke, au∣thor of an insurrection in Lincolnshire 772. 95
      - Nameth himselfe Captaine Cobler ibid.
      - Malcolme Can More king of Scots weddeth Margaret sister to Edgar Etheling 417 11
        He inuadeth England 427. 44
        He with his sonne Prince Ed∣ward slaine 430. 21. 23
      - Malgerius Archbishop of Roan degraded by William Con∣querour 444. 62
      - Malgo Canous or Cona∣nus king of the Britans, his person, and sinnefull life. 320
      - Malmesbury Abbey founded 298. 8. 365. 13
      - Malmesbury Castle besieged by king Stephen 448. 22
      - Mamm••a mother of Alexander Seuerus a good woman 235. 2
      - Murdred with hir sonne ibid. 4
      - Geffery de Mandeuil, keepeth the Tower of London vnder Maude the Empresse 450 29
      - Surrendreth it to king Stephen 450. 29
      - Mandubrace or Mandrubace, a Prince of the Trinobantes 173. 4
      - Craueth Iul. Caesars assistance 186. 5
      - Manethon the Historian. 165. 22
      - Manlius Ʋalens Encountreth the Britanes with ill successe 196. 19
      - Sir Iohn Mansell, a discreete Counsellor. 530. 78
      - Mantell executed in Queene Elizabeths daies, for assuming the person of king Edward the sixth 730. 13
      - Mants in Maine yeeldeth to the English vpon conditions 652 7
      - Earle of March in France be∣traieth king Henry the third 525. 65
      - Appealed of treason, and challenged to Combate. 525 66
      - Ʋulp. Marcellus a man of great vertues 224. 3
      - Lieutenant in Britaine. 224. 4
      - Marcus Lieutenant in Britain elected Emperour by the Armies there 276. 5
      - Murthered. ibidem.
      - Marcus Aurelius the Emperor his parentage, and honoura∣ble titles 223. 12
        His death, age and praise. 224 12
        Vnhappy in his sonne. ibid.
        See more in Aurelius.
      - Saint Margaret King Mal∣colmes wife, dieth of griefe for her husbands death. 430 23
      - Margaret, the daughter of Le∣wis the yonger K. of France wife to King Henry the yon∣ger of England, remaried to Bela King of Hungary 470 103
      - Margaret, second wife to king Edward the first, her death and buriall 551. 57
      - Margaret, daughter to king Edward the first, her marri∣age and issue. 352 64
      - Margaret daughter of Renate alias Reiner king of Si••ilie &c. married to king Henry the sixth 601. 37
      - Her quality ibid.
      - Queen Margaret, wife to king Henry the sixth, obtaineth victory at the battell of Wakefield 671. 89
        Her victory at Saint Albans, where shee recouereth the king out of the hands of the Yorkists 672. 93
        Her parentage 672. 92
        Taken prisoner out of a Reli∣gious house, and ransomed by her father duke Rainer 672. 99. 685. 82
        Shee with Prince Edward her sonne hindred by tempest for comming into England 682 54
        Shee landeth at Weimouth, and withdraweth her selfe to Cerne Abbey 683. 67
        Taken foorth of Sanctuary & kept streightly in Worcester 684. 74
      - Lady Magaret sister to Iames the third king of Scots, pro∣mised in marriage to Prince Edward, sonne of king Hen∣rie the sixth 675. 10
      - Margaret Dutchesse of Burgun die an implacable enemie to king Henry the seuenth. 734 23
      - For what cause. 737. 33
      - Margaret Countesse of Salis∣bury the onely Daughter of George Duke of Clarence. 779. 103. 689. 107
      - Beheaded. 689. 780. 107. 109
      - Margaret Countesse of Rich∣mund sole-Heire to Iohn D. of Somerset 718. 26
      - Margaret Countesse of Oxford not permitted to come to her husband 686 85
      - Put to shift for her liuing ibid.
      - Margaret eldest daughter of K. Henry the seuenth contra∣cted to Iames the fourth K. of Scots 747. 64
        Accompanied roially into Scotland 747. 65
        Maried to king Iames the 4. in Edenborough 748. 65
        The happy effects and conse∣quence of this marriage 748. 65
        Her two marriages and issue 751. 75
        Margar••t daughter of Archi∣bald Dowglasse, espoused vnto Mathew Earle of Len∣nox 751. 75
      - Margaret daughter to Edward the Outlaw, sole heire to the Saxon Monarchie, married to Malcolme Can More king of Scotland: whence K Iames of Great Britaine is line∣ally descended 384 21
      - Margaret daughter of William Conquerour by his wife Maude 426. 77
      - Married Priests placed by King Edwy in Malmesbury and Glastenbury. 368. 2
      - Marriages three in one day, tending all to alter the suc∣cession of the Crowne. 812. 73
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      - 768. 70. 71
      - Mariage commended between Prince Edward and Queene Mary of Scotland. 782. 121
      - Saint Mary Oterie in Deuon∣shire founded 401. 25
      - Marie the mother of Christ, a counterfeite, immured to death 512. 13
      - Marie daughter of King Ste∣phen, Abbesse of Rumsey nun∣nery in Hampshire 454. 55
      - Became a wife, diuorced, re∣turneth to her Monastery, her Issue ibidem
      - Mary daughter to King Ed∣ward the first, made a Nun. 552. 67
      - Maria de Padilla concubine to Peter king of Castile, pra∣ctiseth Magicke. 584. 131
        Shee persecuteth Queene Blanch to death, shee be∣commeth King Peters wife. 585. 132
        Her Issue ibidem. 132
      - Mary younger daughter of K. Henry the seuenth, assured by Contract vnto Charles King of Spaine 750. 71
      - Mary third daughter of King Henry the seuenth, married to Lewis the 12. K. of France and to Charles Brandon D. of Suffolke. 1752. 77. 756. 21
      - She falleth in loue with Charls Duke of Suffolke 757. 28
      - Marie Queene o•• Scots borne. 782. 122
        Crowned 782. 122
        Demanded by King Henry 8. in marriage with Prince Ed∣ward 782. 123
        Conueied into France to bee married vnto the Daulphin 805. 17
        Maried vnto the Prince Daul∣phin 834. 12.
        Her claime to the English Crown ibidem
        Taken prisoner by her owne subiects, and forced to re∣signe her regall gouerne∣ment, and to flie 841. 60
        By contrary winds driuen to land in England. 841. 61
        Her vnfortunate end at Fo∣theringhay Castle 857. 178
        Her body enterred at Peter∣borough 857. 178
      - Marie Queene mother and Re∣gent of Scotland, dieth of grief & Melancholie. 835. 22
      - Queene Marie of England her birth, marriage with King Philip the 2. of Spaine, her death. 786
        Her Armes, Broad-Seale and Coine 815
        Shee remoueth to Keningall in Norffolke 815. 3
        Her letters to the Councell, and their answere. 806. 3. 4
        She remoueth to Fremingham Castle 806. 5
        Her answere to Suffolke men, requiring her promise to be performed 816. 5
        Proclaimed Queene of Eng∣land in Buckinghamshire, and elsewhere 816. 9
        Proclaimed Queene in Lon∣don 817. 10
        Proclaimed in Cambridge by Iohn Duke of Northumber∣land 817. 11
        Deuoted to Popish Religion, 817. 18
        Shee meeteth with King Phi∣lip 824. 70
        Her marriage concluded with King Philip vpon what couenants 824. 71
        Married to King Philip. 823. 73
        Crowned Queene 817. 18
        Her Oration in Guild-hall in London 819. 28
        Restoreth Ecclesiasticall li∣uings assumed to the crown 826. 85
        Her worthy Apophthegme ibid.
        Thoght to be conceiued with child. 827. 96
        Reported to bee deliuered of child 828. 101
        Her melancholy for the losse of Calaic and other peeces in France 830. 117
        Her saying for the losse of Ca∣lais ibid••m
        Shee sickned of a burning fea∣uer, and dieth ibidem. 118
        Her body enterred without monument or remembrance ibidem
      - Her acts in fauour of the Ro∣mish Religion repealed▪ 832. 5
      - Marinus proclaimeth himselfe Emperour 241. 4
      - William de Marisco sendeth one to murder King Henry the third 524. 59
      - Hee and his complices put to death ibidem,
      - Marius the Roman killed by a Cimbrian, i. a Galle 161.
      - Marius a British King 217. 3 Chosen Emperour 2. 5
      - Markadey Captaine of the Bra∣banters Rutters 480. 62
      - How he executed Bertram de Gourdon 481. 69
      - Sir Griffin Markham condem∣ned of high Treason, repri∣ued 886. 17
      - Marlborough Statutes enacted 539. 105
      - Marle, for manuring of ground 167. 7
      - Marmodius a Welsh King. 344 5.
        Hee breaketh downe Offa••s Ditch, or Clawdh Offa. 345. 7.
        Vanquished by Offa 345. 8
      - Marshals 5. Earles of Pembrock die successiuely issuelesse. 528 71.
      - William Marshal Earle of Pem∣brocke his piety and wisdom 511. 10
        His death, issue, monument & Epitaph ibidem.
        His loyalty and prudent care for King and Country. 508. 2.
        His speech to the Lords for a reunion 509. 2
        Guardian of King Henry the third his person, and Vice-Regent▪ of the Kingdome. 509. 3
      - William Marshall Agent for King Iohn, created Earle of Pembrocke 485. 5
      - Martia the concubine of Com∣modus the Emperour. 2••4. 2
      - Fauourable to the Christians doctrine 224. 3
      - Martials Epigrams sent into Britaine 204. 7
      - Martial murdereth Caracalla, 232. 7
      - Martian a British professor, 206. 19
      - Martilet a Gentleman Nauar∣rois, foyled in Combat, af∣terwards drawen and han∣ged 598. 44
    - Martinus Deputy in Britaine. 263. 4
    - Stabbeth himselfe ibidem
    - Saint Martins in Canterbury an ancient Church built by Christian Romans. 330. 8
    - Saint Martins le grand in Lon∣don priuiledged 425. 65
    - Pope Martin the fifth how ele∣cted 630. 35
    - Martyrs how many suffered death in Queen Maries raign. 826. 86
    - Martyrs in England before Martin Luthers time 779. ••02
    - Massacre of the French Prote∣stants in Paris 836. 36
    - Mastelzerius beheadeth his brother Gildus the Traitor. 275. 2
    - Hee is beheaded himselfe, ibidem
    - Mathew Earle of Boloigne a∣gainst king Henry the second in the behalfe of the young King his sonne 465. 65
    - Mathew Paris honoured by King Henry the third. 534 90
    - Mathew Earle of Lenox clai∣meth to bee Lord Gouer∣nour of Scotland 782. 122
    - Falleth from Queen mother. ibidem
    - Marrieth Lady Margaret King Henry the eighth his sisters daughter 782. 124
    - Proclaimed Traitor to the state of Scotland 782. ••25
    - Maud wife of William Conque∣rour her death and buriall. 425. 67
    - Maude daughter to Mary king Stephens daughter, wedded to Henry Duke of Loraine. 454. 55
    - Maud daughter to King Henry the second, married to Hen∣ry surnamed the Lion, Duke of Saxony, her Issue. 470. 108
    - Maud the wife of King Henry the first, before a Votarie. 442. 60. 435
    - Her descent, vertues, death & buriall 442. 60. 443. 63
    - Her death and commendatiō 439. 37
    - Maud King Henry the first his daughter, espoused to Hen∣ry the fourth, Emperour. 438. 28.
      - Married to him at Mentz, ibidem, 33
      - Whence descended 352, 5.
    - Maud the Empresse vpon the Emperors death, ordained Heire apparant (for want of King Henry the first his heires Males) of the Crown of Eng∣land 441. 48
    - Maud the Empresse of good repute and esteem 441. 48
      - Her Issue 443▪63
      - Being wedded to Geffrey Plā∣tagenet shee departeth from him 441 53
      - Reconciled againe ibidem.
      - Shee bare him a sonne named Henry 441. 53
      - She arriues in England against King Stephen 448. 18. 19
      - Her politicke excuse to a∣uoide danger 448. 20
      - Maud and her brother besie∣ged in Wallingford Castle, ibidem. 22
      - Maud the Empresse absolute Gouernesse of England. 450 29
      - Her Broad Seale 451. 29
      - Shee had the regall Crowne of England deliuered to her. ibidem. 30
      - Receiued with state into Lon∣don ibidem
      - Carried in a Coffin as a dead Corps 452, 36
      - Besieged in Oxford. ibidem. 38
      - Her shift to escape out of Ox∣ford vnto Wallingford Castle. ibidem.
      - Shee goeth into Normandy to her husband 452. 40
      - Her Epitaph 470. 101
    - Maud a naturall daughter of King Henry the first, Coun∣tesse of Perth 443. 73
      - Her Issue ibidem.
      - Drowned in the sea with her brethren ibidem.
    - Maude a second base daughter of King Henry the first, her Issue 443. 74
    - Maude Abbesse of Quedling∣burg 355, 12
    - Maude the wife of K. Stephen sueth for her husbands liber∣ty 431. 32
    - Her descent, death and buri∣all 454. 50
    - Maude daughter of K. Stephen, her death and buriall ibidem 54.
    - Iohn Maudler, alias Maudlen, a counterfeit King Richard 2. 614. 14
    - Drawne, hanged and quarte∣red at London 614. 16
    - Maundy Thursdayes solemnity instituted first by King Ed∣ward the third, in his yeere of Iubilee 584. 126
    - Maunz taken and sacked by King Iohn 484. 3
    - Saint Maurice his banner. 364. 12
    - Maurice Fitz-Thomas slain at the battell of Stoke. 733. 22
    - Richard de Saint Maurice a de∣formed elfe, challengeth and obtaineth the wife of Thomas the great Earle of Lancaster 558. 30.
    - Maxentius an vsurper and Ro∣mulus his sonne their Coines 259. 3
      - He trusteth to Sorcerers 260, 5
      - His ouerthrow, and the me∣moriall thereof ibidem
    - Maximianus consort in the Empire with Dioclesian▪ 254. 1
      - He resigneth it in a madmood 256. 18
      - Hee hangeth himselfe. 556. 19
    - Maximianus Emperour, and Romulus his Caesar their Coines 259. 23
    - Put to death by Constantius. 259. 3
    - Maximilian Emperour serueth vnder King Henry the eight, wearing the Crosse of Saint George, and the Rose King Henries badge 754. 8
    - Maximinus Emperor 236. 1
      - His rising vppe of nothing. 236 2
      - His Giant-like stature. 236. 1 237. 7
      - Hee persecuteth Christians. 236. 3
      - His sundry names and titles. ibidem.
      - His death attempted. 236. 4
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      - His intemperate Diet. 237, 7.
      - Hee and his sonne ••••aine. 237. 6
      - Their Coines 236
    - Maximinus the Emperour his age and raigne 237. 7
    - Cuthbert Main•• in Cornwal dis∣swadeth fubiects from their obedience to Queene Eli∣zabeth 652. 145
    - Meates prohibited 166.7
    - Meaux straitely besieged by K. Henry the sixth, and deliue∣red vpon hard conditions. 647. 75
    - Medes come from Madai. 162. 6.
    - Medeshamsteed, now Peterbo∣rough 307, 5
    - Meduinus de Belga, i. of Welles a learned Diuine. 206. 18 ibidem. 19
    - Meeting of two Kings, Lewis of France, and Edward the fourth of England, in what manner at Picquigni. 688. 98,
    - Robert Mellent sideth with king Stephen 499. 25
    - His description ibidem
    - At Melun a treaty of peace be∣tween Charles the French King, and King Henry the 5, 639. 58
    - Melun besieged and assaulted, 644. 57
    - Rendered vpon composition. ibidem
    - Bernardine Mèndoza the Spa∣nish Ambassador in England practiseth to bring in a for∣raine Army, and to alter Re∣ligion 846. 91. 856. 169
    - Sir Iohn Mensterworth a Trai∣tor put to death 587, 140
    - Men••z set on fire 469. 99
    - Mercian Kingdome the circuit thereof 306. 1
    - Merkham Lord Chiefe Iusticiar left his office rather th en as∣sent to the iudgement of Burdet, beheaded for a word misconstrued 706. 56
    - Merlin a Wizard 164
      - His bookes inhibited 164
      - Whether begotten of an In∣cubus or no 315
      - His prophesies verefied in K. Iohn 506. 63
      - His prophesies of the Mould∣warpe, Dragon and Wolfe, 617. 33
    - Sir Gilliam Mericke executed. 880. 344
    - Merton Field won by the Danes 355. 10
    - Merton Abbey in Surrey. 522. 53
    - Merton Statutes why so called, ibidem
    - Messalina a monster of the foe∣mall sexe 199. 19
    - Messana in Sicilie the Rendez∣uow of King Richard the first, and King Philip of France 474. 16
    - Meuian Islands, See Hebrides.
    - Mich Abbey at Abington built first, and repaired by whom. 368. 6
    - Michael de la Pole made Earle of Suffolke 600. 56
      - Slaine at the battell of Agin•• court 633. 61
      - Where enterred. 634. 30
    - Michelnesse Monastery founded 364. 3
    - Middleham Colledge founded. 726. 60
    - Middleton Abbey founded. 362. 17
    - Mildred or Mildrith Abbesse of Minster 332. 394. 8
    - Miles a skilfull Gunner in Kets Campe 808. 44
    - Miletus Bishop of London. 301 4.
    - A Milners man hanged for his Master, by Sir Anthony King∣ston 807. 29
    - Milo alias Miles high Constable to King Stephen reuolteth from him 447. 12
    - Created Earle of Hereford, maintaineth the Empresse at his owne charges 451. 34
    - Minster Abbey in Kent foun∣ded 294. 8
    - Mintage allowed in diuers townes 365. 14
    - Mirabeau wonne by Arthur, & recouered by King Iohn his vncle 489. 18
    - Misitheus Tutor and Counsellor to Gordianus the third, dieth, 239. 4
    - Misopogen or Antiochensis, an inuectiue of Iulianus Apo∣stata 266. 5
    - Mi••oxenie, or hatred to stran∣gers, a quality appropriate to English, euen of old. 523. 57.
    - Modewine an holy Lady in Ire∣land 349. 20
    - Adam Molins Bishoppe of Chi∣chester, Lord▪ Priuy Seale, murdered by the procure∣ment of Richard Duke of Yorke 663. 46
    - Nicholas de Molis giueth the King of Nauarre an ouer∣throw 527. 69
    - Mollo inuadeth Kent, and is burne to death. 294, 10.
    - Mona is Anglesey 197. 7.
      - Inuaded ibidem. 8
      - Conquered ibidem.
      - Brought vnder subiection by Iulius Agricola 211. 11
    - Monarchies periods not much aboue fiue hundred yeeres. 278. 2
    - Monarches successiuely ingreat Britain in the Romans time. 183. &c.
    - Monasteries dissolued causeth King Henry the eighth to runne into obloquie. 779. 103
    - Hugh de Moncado a comman∣der in the Inuincible Arma∣doslaine 862. 211
    - Monks liue prophanely. 430. 19
    - Monkes of Bangor liued by the labour of their owne handes. 303. 7
    - Massacred by Ethelfride the wilde ibidem.
    - Monke Chester 421. 44
    - Monks of Canterbury in King Iohns time, seedmen of Eng∣lands troubles, 493. 31.
    - Monkish slanders of King Iohn. 506. 63
    - Monopolies by Proclamation prohibited. 884▪6
    - Monsieur Valois Duke of An∣iou commeth into England about marriage with Queen Elizabeth 855. 161
      - Chosen Protector of the Low Countries ibid. 162
      - He dieth penitent ibid 163
    - Mo••streau towne and Castle surrendred to King Henry the fifth vpon composition. 644. 60
    - Mont Alban assaulted by king Iohn, and wonne 495. 34
    - Marquesse Montacute reuolteth from King Edward the 4. & cleaueth to King Henry the 6 681. 49
    - Vic. Montacute whence des∣cended 552. 63
    - Montacute raised by King Ed∣ward the third to bee Earle of Salisbury for what desert. 568, 22
    - William Montacute Earle of Sa∣lisbury taken prisoner by the French 573. 5
    - King of Man his death. 575. 76
    - Thomas Monta••ute Earle of Salisbury his valiant seruice in France 651. 5
    - Slaine in Orleance 654. 13
    - Sir Henry Montague Recorder of London, his pithy and gra∣tulatory speech in the name of the City vnto King Iames King of Great Britaine &c. 888. 28
    - Mont-forts Castle betraied to the French 491. 32
    - Mont-forts Family in France. whence descended ••07. 70
    - Mont-forts in Tuskane whence descended ibid.
    - Guy Mont-fort excommunicat. 543. 7
      - Hee murdreth Henry of Al∣maine, sonne to Richard king of Romans ibid
      - Taken and slaine ibid.
    - Henry de Montfort slaine. 507 70
    - Iohn de Mont-fort claimeth the Dutchy of Bretaigne. 573. 66
    - Hee returnes into his Dutchy of Bretaigne with the aides of the English 594. 12. 13
    - Robert de Mont-fort vanqui∣sheth Henry d'Essex in Com∣bate. 456. 8
    - Simon Montfort Earle of Leice∣ster his parentage and Issue 507. 70
    - Hee with Henry his son slaine at Euesham ibid.
    - Simon de Montford weddeth E∣leanor widow of Will. Mar∣shall Earle of Kent 523. 58
    - Simon Montfort Earle of Leice∣ster another Sinon to the Gascoignes 530. 80
      - Hee with other Barons com∣bine against King Henry the third 534. 92
      - They seeke to exclude and ex∣pel strangers. 535. 92
      - They contemne the Popes ex∣communication. 538. 102
    - Sir Simon Montford beheaded for Perkin Warbecks conspi∣racy 739. 37
    - Simon Monfort falleth at de∣bate with the Earle of Glo∣cester 538. 102
    - Slaine at Euesham 538. 103
    - Simon Montfort the yo nger liueth in exile. 538. 104
    - Hugh Montgomery cruelly mangleth the Welsh and is killed in the eie. 431. 29
    - Montsorel in Leicestershire be∣sieged 509. 6
    - Morcar Earle of Chester relea∣sed out of prison 427. 1
    - Morcar and Edwin brethren of Queene Egitha affect the Crowne of England 407. 44
    - Earle Morcar imprisoned wrongfully, released 423. 55
    - Mordred incountreth K. Ar∣thur, is slaine. 317
    - Thomas de la More Knight, an author cited in this work 570. 36
    - Sir Thomas More beheaded 780. 111
    - More Maiorum what it was 226. 26
    - Morgan a naturall sonne of K. Henry the second 471. 113
    - He refuseth the Bishopricke of Durham rather then hee will renounce his father. 471 113
    - Morins yeeld obedience to Cae∣sar 181. 3
      - Who they were. 184
      - In the margin.
    - Morley in Bretaigne Armorica wonne by the English. 760 43
    - Mortality & Murraine vniuer∣sally throughout the world 381. 109
    - Mortality in England 558. 27
    - Hugh Mortimer rebeiliously fortifieth against king Hen∣ry the second. 456. 4
    - Roger Mortimer E. of March lieutenant of Ireland, slaine by Obrin. 608. 105
    - Rogers, the Mortimers, appre∣hended and committed to the Tower of London. 559. 38
    - Roger Mortimer the younger escapeth out of the Tower into France. 561. 54
    - Roger Mortimer growne ouer∣familiar with Queene Isabel 561. 54
    - Edmond Mortimer Earle of March true heire to the Crowne of England, after King Richard the second. 616. 29
      - His Birth-night noted for a strange prodigie ibid.
      - Entituled to the Crowne of England 652. 8
      - His name vsed by Iacke Cade 664. 50. 53
      - Taken prisoner by Owen Glen∣dour 616. 27.
      - Mortimers crosse battel 672. 92. 94
    - Roger Mortimer with other Lords make head against Si∣mon Montfort and the Re∣bels 538. 102
    - Roger Mortimer of Wigmore o∣uerruleth all and worketh the deposition of King Ed∣ward the second 564. 76
    - Hee keepeth the Queene in a∣dultery 566. 5
    - Roger Mortimer with Geffrey his sonne and others, sur∣prised by King Edward the third and sent to the Tower of London 568. 21
      - How he was surprised at No∣tingham ibid. 22
      - Mortimers hole. ibid.
    - Roger Mortimer condemned in Parliament at Westminster vpon what causes ibid. 23
    - Hanged ignominiously at Ti∣burne gallowes called the Elmes. 568. 23
    - Statutes of Mortmaine first ena∣cted 543. 10
    - Iohn Morton Bishop of Eli em∣prisoned in the Tower, for not consenting to disherite King Edward the fourth his Issue 713. 8
      - His place of birth and rising ibid.
      - His release sued for by the v∣niuersity of Oxford. 713. 8
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      - of Henry Duke of Bucking∣ham 714. 10
      - His Story 716. 23
      - A fast friend vnto the Lanca∣strians 716. 23
    - Wooed vnto King Edward the fourth his side. ibid.
    - Hee first deuised the vnion of Yorke and Lancaster. ibid.
    - Iohn Morton Bishop of Ely made Archbishop of Can∣terbury, Lord Chancellour and Cardinall 716 23
    - His wisdome and deepe pollicy ibid. 24
      - Conference betweene him & Henry Duke of Buckingham 717. 24. 25 &c.
      - He perswadeth the Duke to take vpon him the Crowne ibid
      - He escapeth from Brecknocke disguised and saileth into Flaunders. 718. 28
      - Made of the Priuy counsell 729. 10
    - Nicholas Morton a Popish priest aduanceth the rebellion of Northumberland and West∣morland Earles 841. 62
    - Commenceth suit against Qu. Elizabeth 845. 86
    - Mount-Morancy Ea. in France, whence descended. 443. 78
    - Rob. Mowbray Earle of Northū∣berland committed to pri∣son 430. 22
    - He there dieth. 430. 23
    - Roger Mowbray against King Henry the second, in the be∣halfe of King Henry the yon∣ger 465. 65
    - Mowbraies Dukes of Norfolke whence descended. 553. 71
    - Thomas Mowbray Earle of No∣tingham created Duke of Norfolke 607. 102
    - Banished for euer 608. 103
    - Mowbray Earle Marshall, con∣spireth against King Henry the fourth, is betraied by the Earle of Westmorland and loseth his head. 619. 43
    - Mount-Norris a fort in Ireland in memorial of Sir Iohn Nor∣ris 874 312
    - Moushold the strength or place where Ket and the Rebels with him encamped. 807. 33 808. 42
    - Murraght or Amurath the Great Sultan his letter to Queene Elizabeth 852. 145
    - Muskleborough field wonne by the English 805
    - Mutterel besieged by the En∣lish 783. 126
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    - HEnry Nailor a Champion for Simon Low and Iohn Kyme 851. 135.
    - Names of Ancient Inhabitants and their Countries in Bri∣taine according to Ptolomee 171
    - Will. of Nassau, Prince of O∣renge proclaimed Traitor by an Edict from Spaine, mur∣dered. 855. 163
    - Maurice de Nassau chosen go¦uernor of the Low Countries 857. 179
    - Natan-Leod a British Prince slaine. 297. 2. 326
    - Nations had ••he first names of their owne. 159. 7
    - Nations peopled from Nations neere bordering 162. 6
  - Naturall sonne, a terme in old time, bearing no staine of Bastardy, as since it hath done. 509. 2
  - Naual fight at Cadiz 869. 269
  - Nauarre Kings whence descen∣ded 443. 73
  - King of Nauarre slaine at Roan 836. 29
  - Queene of Nauarre dieth. 836 34
  - A Nauy English set foorth by Queene Elizabeth against Spaine 86••. 263
  - Nectaridius slaine 296. 3
  - Nenion Cassibilans brother, winneth Caesars sword in sin∣gle fight 187. 12
  - Neot a great Clearke and one of the first Readers of Diui∣nity in Oxford. 351. 16
  - Saint Neods or Saint Needs, a towne, before time An••l∣phesbury 352. 16
  - Neot-Stoke a Monastery in Cornwall 352. 16
  - Nero assumeth the Empire. 197. 1
    - His parents ibid. 2
    - Irreligious ibid.
    - Bloody and libidinous. ibid. 3
    - He fireth Rome. ibid. 4
    - Odious to God and man. 200 24
    - Seeketh to flye into Aegypt 200. 25
    - Hideth himselfe and is appre∣hended 200. 26
    - He killeth himselfe ibid.
    - His skill in Musicke ibid. 27
    - His lineaments of body. ibid.
    - His loue of Horse-riding. ibid.
    - His lauish expense in apparel and building. ibid.
    - His raigne and age. ibid.
    - The last of Caesars progeny & race 201. 1
    - His wicked life laid open. ibidem. 2
  - Nerua the Emperour, a prudent Prince 217. 2
  - Nerua fauoured the Britanes & Christian Religion 217. 4
    - His death, age, and reigne. ibidem.
    - His Coine. 216
  - Ralph Neuil Chancellour to K. Henry the third, elected Archbishop of Canterbury by the Monkes 516. 29
  - Iohn Neuil Lord Montacute, his victory at the battel of Hex∣ham 676. 15
    - Hauing beene Earle of Nor∣thumberland, is created Mar∣quesse 678. 26
    - Taken into Edward the fourth his fauour 680. 45
    - Slaine at Barnet field. 683. 65
  - Richard Neuil Earle of Salis∣bury, in right of Alice his wife 666. 61
    - Made Lord Chancellor. 667 65
    - Depriued of it. ibidem 66
    - Hee seeketh to reuenge the wrongs done to his sonne Richard Earle of Warwicke 668. 72
    - Wounded and taken prisoner at Wakefield. 672. 90
    - Beheaded by the Common people, and his head set vpon a Gate in Yorke, together with Richards, duke of Yorke 672. 90
  - Richard Neuil the Great, Earle of Warwicke in right of his wife Anne heire to Henry Beauchamp Duke of War∣wicke. 666. 61
    - Captaine of Calais 667. 65
    - Assailed by the Kings seruants hardly escapeth to Calais 668. 71
  - Richard Neuil Earle of War∣wicke robbeth Merchants ships at Sea ibid.
    - Releeued by King Lewis of France 680. 43.
    - Hee saileth into Ireland 669 76
    - He taketh into Couentree 682 69
    - His stout answer and resoluti∣on to George Duke of Cla∣rence his messengers, for re∣conciliation with King Ed∣ward the fourth. 683. 60
    - His housekeeping ••77. 19
    - He soliciteth a marriage be∣tween the Lady Bona daugh∣ter to Lewis Duke of Sauoy, and King Edward the fourth 679. 19. 20, &c.
    - Discontented with King Ed∣ward the fourth, he affecteth the cause of King Henry the sixth, vpon what occasion 678. 26
    - He plotteth the deposition of King Edward the fourth. 678 27
    - He complotteth and conspi∣reth with George Duke of Clarence, against King Ed∣ward the fourth 678. 28
    - Affinity contracted by a ma∣riage between George Duke of Clarence and the Lady I∣sabel eldest daughter to Ri∣chard Neuill Earle of War∣wicke ibid. 29
    - Slaine at Barnet field. 683. 65
  - George Neuil Bishop of Exc••∣ster depriued, for being Lord Chancellour 678. 26
  - Sir Henry Neuil Knight cruelly slaine after hee had yeelded himselfe prisoner 679. 33
  - George Neuil Archbishop of Yorke his goods and lands seized vpon vnkindly by K. Edward the 4. 686. 88
  - Emprisoned at Hames in Normandy ibidem.
  - Charles Neuil Earle of West∣morland, in rebellion. 841 64
    - Flyeth into Scotland 842. 68
    - Wandreth in forraine parts vnto his miserable ende. 842 71
  - New-Castle vpon Tine founded 421. 44
  - New-forrest made by William Conquerour, fatall to his two sonnes and nephew. 421. 46
  - New-hauen with other pieces surrendred into Queene E∣libeths hands 835. 28
  - Lost by the English. 836. 30
  - Newton a victour in Combate rewarded 811. 61
  - Nicene Councell 261. 16
  - Nicene Councell the second. 345. 9
  - Written against by Alc••ine or Albine 345. 9
  - Saint Nicholas Priory in Exce∣ster founded 425. 65
  - Nicholas the Popes Legate commeth into England. 502 53
  - Niding, a word of reproch. 428. 8
  - Nigridianus his Coine 263. 8
  - Ninianus conuerted the Picts to Christian Religion. 204. 9
  - Ninus a Writer. 163. 15
  - Nitocris Empresse of Babylon 199. 19
  - Noahs floud 161. 2
  - Noahs Arke landed at the ha∣uen of Mount Ararat. ibid.
  - Nobles of England fortify Ca∣stles against king Stephen 447. 13
  - Non obstante, a detestable Clause 529. 77
  - Nonnius Philippus Lieutenant generall in Britaine 238. 2
  - Normans, whence they tooke name, and first came. 411. 2
    - Great Pirats 411. 4
    - Prayed▪publikely against by the French, in Charles the Great his time ibid.
  - Normanny or Normandy what Countrey, and why so cal∣led ibid.
  - Wonne to the Crown of Eng∣land 437. 22
  - Normandy Dukes, the Kings eldest sonnes of England. 438. 84
  - Normandy lost 493. 28
  - Normandy & other Seigniories in France demanded of king Lewis, by king Henry the third. 512. 15
  - Normans their outrages and villanies at Winchelsea. 583 121
  - In Normandy, the Commons rebell against the English. 657. 22
  - In Normandy many Townes & Castles wonne by the English 639. 57. 60
  - Normandy lost by occasion of breaking truce 662, 44
  - From Normans Conquest to the death of Queene Eliza∣beth what time. 278. 2
  - Sir Iohn Norris Lord Generall in the Low-Countries vn∣der Queene Elizabeth. 855. 166
  - Sir Iohn Norris recalled out of the Netherlands and sent into Ireland 857. 179
    - His valiant seruice in Galicia at the Groine 864. 231. 232 &c.
    - His valour and victory ouer the Spaniards. 864. 234.
    - Lord Generall of the Forces in Ireland against the Earle of Tir-Oen and other Trai∣tors 872. 290
    - His death 872. 295
  - Northampton taken by K. Hen∣rie the 3. 537. 99
  - Northampton battell 670. 79
  - Iohn Northampton, alias Cum∣berton, sometime Maior of London, arraigned, confined and confiscated 598. 43
  - See more in Iohn Combreton
  - Northumberland Kingdome & the circuit thereof. 302. 1
    - Diuided into two Prouinces ibidem.
    - Their Kings descent. ibidem,
    - The continuance thereof. 305 24
  - Norway Pirats infest & annoy Cheshire 375. 4
  - Norwich taken and spoyled by Hugh Bigot and others. 465 73
  - Norwich Priory Church set on fire in a tumult. 539. 105
  - Norwich wonne by Ket and the Rebels. 807. 37
  - Fired by them 808. 39
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  - Numerianus Caesar and Augu∣stus with his father Carus. 253. 4
  - Murdered ibidem.
  - Nunnes incontinent 343. 3
  - Nuns of Coldingham disfigure and deforme themselues to auoide the Danes pollutions 354. 5
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  - OConor-Dun. See Roth••∣ricke the Gre••t
  - Octa, a Saxon Captaine, sent for into England by Hengist 290. 7
  - Octa, the sonne of Eske thirde King of Kent, his raigne. 293. 3
  - Octauian the Emperour against Iulius Caesars murderers and Anthonie 188. 1.
    - Gouerneth the West parts of Europe 188. 2
    - Hee prepareth for Britaine 3. times. 188. 3, 4
    - See more in Augustus
  - Octauius or Octauian a Gouer∣nour in Britaine 262. 3. Slaine ibidem.
  - Odenatus vsurpeth the Empire in the East 245. 1
  - Odin-Char a Philosopher and a Dane, conuerteth forraine Countries to the faith. 391. 8
  - Odo King William the Conque∣rors brother, an Earle, affe∣cteth the Papacy 422. 49
    - His oppressions of the English taxed by William the Con∣querour 422. 50
    - His treacheries 422, 51.
    - His wealth ibidem
    - His imprisonment ibidem
    - Released 428. 4
    - His emulation against Lan∣franke ibidem.
    - Conspireth against King Wil∣liam Rufus ibidem
  - Odo Bishoppe of Baieux bani∣shed England 428. 8
  - Emprisoned by King Willia•• Rufus ibidem.
  - Offa King of the East-Saxons. 301, 12
    - His personage and Coine. ib.
    - Shorne a Monke, and so died, ibidem
  - Offa, Monarch of Englishmen. 344
    - His Coine ibidem.
    - His parents and former name. 344. 2
    - A Prince of an high stomacke, 344. 1
    - Conquered Kent, & with his owne hand slew King Al∣ricke 344. 4
    - He discomfiteth King Ken∣wolfe and the West-Saxons. 344. 5
  - Offaes Ditch 344. 6
    - Hee had entercourse for state and Church, with Charles the Great King of France. 345. 10
    - He putteth the Danes to flight ibidem.
    - Hee went to Rome 345. 11.
    - His Armes ibidem
    - His repentance and bountie to Church and poore. 345 12
  - Of-Church why so called. ibid.
  - Of-ley a towne taketh Offa his name. 345, 13
  - Offa his Issue 345. 15, &c.
  - Offa King of the Mercians, & Monarch of the English. 307. 11
  - His descent, raigne, wife, Issue and buriall ibidem.
  - Offa Heire to the Kingdom of East-Angles adopteth Ed∣mund son of Askmund. 311. 14
  - Offrid slaine with his father Edwin King of Northumber∣land 335. 3
  - Offride wife of King Ethelred, killed 341, 5
    - Alexander Oge killeth Shan O-Neale 853. 151.
    - Slaine by Tarlogh Leinogh. 853. 151.
  - Bastard Ogle ouercommeth Q▪ Margarets French Forces. 676. 12
  - Oily-flame what banner. 578. 92
  - The Oke or Tree of Reforma∣tion 807. 36
  - Olafe martyr, King of Norway 383. 21
  - Olanus King of Sweiden slaine, 391, 10
  - Sir Iohn Oldcastle, Lord Cob∣ham persecuted by Arundell Archbishoppe of Canterbury for Wickliffes doctrine. 625. 13. 14
    - Pronounced an Heretike. 626 14
    - Accused of treason ibid. 15
    - He defaceth the faces of saints 637. 46
    - Taken and sore wounded by the Lord Powis in Wales, 637 47
    - Hanged and burnt hanging ibidem
    - What crimes were deuised a∣gainst him. ibidem
  - Olinaca is Hekeley in Yorkshire 228. 3
  - William Ombler a yeoman with others, make rebellion in the North for Papall Religiō 809. 48
  - Executed with other Rebels at Yorke ibid. 51
  - O-Neals family in Ireland how raised 837. 38
  - O-Neale a title forbidden in Ireland, 853. 150
  - Oppression by Poictouins and other petty Tyrants in Eng∣land, enquired after by Com∣missioners 535. 94
  - Ordalium what kind of triall. 401. 23
  - Order of Burgundie, the golden Fleece 68••. 56
  - Ordgar Duke of Deuonshire, father of fair Elfrida. 371. 14
  - Ordouices, i. North-Wales. 195. 13
  - Saint Orduffes Abbey. 376. 11,
  - Ori-flame, See Oilyflame
  - Origen conuerteth Philip the Emperour 240. 2
  - Suffereth Martyrdome. 242. 3
  - Originall names of Countries assumed first from their pos∣sessors 157. 2
  - Orleance besieged by Thomas Montacute Earle of Salis∣bury and the English. 653, 13
  - Duke of Orleance sendeth to King Henry the fourth for aide 620. 49
  - Offereth the Dutchie of A∣quitaine vnto him ibid.
  - Osbright slaine by the Danes, 354. 3
  - Osbright a Northumbrian Vice Roy forceth Beor-Bocador his Lady 387. 3
    - Slaine by Inguar and Hubba, 388. 9
    - Osburg wife to king Ethelwolfe 351, 9
  - Osred King of Northumberland. a wicked Prince 304. 13
  - Slaine ibid
  - Osred sonne of King Alured, or Alefride King of Northum∣berland deposed. 305. 23
  - Osricke murdereth his Soue∣raigne, and is King of Nor∣thumberland 304. 15
  - His raigne and death ibidem
  - Osrick King of Deira or Nor∣thumberland 303, 9
    - An Apostata 304. 9
    - Slaine ibidem
  - Ostorius Scapula succeeded Plautius as Lord Deputy in Britaine 194. 12
    - Adorned with triumphant ho∣nours 196. 16
    - His fortunes decline ibidem.
    - His death 166. 18
  - Oswald King of Northumber∣land 304. 9
    - Slaine by Penda the Mercian ibidem
    - His raigne and burial. ibid.
  - Oswald the second King of Northumberland 28. dayes. 305. 24
  - Oswald monarch of the Eng∣lishmen 336
    - A religious Prince 336. 3 He vanquished & slew Cad∣wallo in battell ibidem.
    - His right hand neuer consu∣med, and therefore worship∣ped 337. 6
    - Hee is mercifull to the poore ibidem
  - Oswaldstre a towne, before time Naserfield 337, 6
  - Oswald where slaine, and bar∣barously torne in peeces. 337. 6
  - His monument in Glocester Cathedrall Church 337. 7
  - Oswin King of Deira murde∣red by Oswy 304. 9
  - Oswin King of Deira 337. 2
    - Betrayed into the hands of Oswy 338. 3
    - His vertues and humility es∣pecially ibidem
  - Oswald King of Northumber∣land murdered by his own seruants. 305. 18
  - Oswy King of Bernicia first, 304, 9
    - Afterwards of all Northum∣berland 304 10
    - His raigne and death, ibidem
  - Oswy King of Northumberland holdeth a Synode as touch∣ing Easter 331, 12
  - Oswy monarch of the English∣men 337, 1
    - Obtaineth victory against Penda 338. 6
    - His Issue 338, 10
    - His death and raigne 338. 8
  - Saint Oswyth Queene, Abbesse of Berking 301. 8
  - Oth of secresie ministred to the Conspirators in the Gunne∣powder treason 890. 42
  - Oth of Supremacy offered. 834 11
  - Othinus See Woden
  - Saluins Otho conspireth Galba his death 202. 5
    - His originall 208,2
    - Concurrent with Vitellius for the Empire 208. 4
    - Seeketh to Vitellius for a c••∣position ibidem
    - His Oration to his Souldiers. 208. 5
    - He killeth himselfe 208. 6
    - His age and raigne. ibidem
    - His person and habite ibidem
    - Otho the Emperour sendeth a present to King Ethelstan. 364. 12
  - Otho the fou••th sonne of Hen∣ry Duke of Saxonie, & Maud daughter of King Henry the first 486. 8
  - Otho the fourth Emperour is at variance with K. Philip of France, and thereby encur∣reth the malice betweene King Philip and King Iohn. ibidem
    - Royally entertained by King Iohn in London 495. 35
    - Defeated by King Philip of France in the battell at Bo∣uines 503. 55
  - Otho or Otto the Popes Legate in England, his good offices that he did 523. 57
    - Commanded to depart out of England 525. 61
    - He calleth a National Coun∣cell 523. 57.
    - For a large contribution de∣parteth out of England with out effect 513. 20
    - In danger to bee murdered at Oxford 524. 59
  - Ouerthrow of Scots at Faw∣kirke 548. 35
  - Owen Ap-Theodor, or Teder marrieth Katharine Queene Dowager, widdow of King Henry the fifth 659. 32
    - His commendation and des∣cent ibidem.
    - Their Issue ibidem
  - Owen Glendower his open re∣bellion and hostility. 615. 21
    - His beginning and rising. ibid.
    - The occasion of his breaking forth ibidem.
    - He taketh the Lord Grey of Ruthen prisoner ibidem.
    - He with his Welsh waste the Marches 618. 40
    - Aided with a Fleet of French ships 619. 44
  - Oxen 600. eaten at one meale. 530. 79
  - Oxford Vniuersity fo••nded by King Elfred 359. 25
    - The second Vniuersity in Christendome 527. 59
    - Interdicted by Otho or Otto the Popes Legate ibidem.
    - Oxford Students absolued vp∣on penance ibidem.
    - Discharged of 15000. Stu∣dents at King Henry the 3. his comming thither 537. 99.
    - Oxford Students take part with the Barons at North∣ampton, and arme against the King ibidem
    - Oxford stored with 30000. Students. 583. 120
    - Oxford City chiefly ruled by the Chancellor of the Vni∣uersity 589. 154
  - Oxford yeeldeth to King Ste∣phen 452. 39
  - Oxford masters complaine to King Henry the third of the Bishop of Lincoln 534, 90.
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  - ... Paenius posthumus Campmaster killeth himselfe 200. 21
  - Charles Paget a traitor. 846. 91
  - Ralph Painel burneth Nottin∣gham 448. 22
  - Palace of Westminster founded 431. 31
  - Sir Thomas Palmer executed. 817. 17.
  - Palme Sonday bloudy battell. 675. 9
  - Palmyra a g••eat City. 249. 5
  - Pandulph the popes Legate landeth at Douer 499 46.
    - His perswasion to King Iohn. ibidem
    - Legate in England after Wal∣lo 511. 11
  - A Panicke feare at the executi∣on of Edward Seimor Duke of Somerset, and Lord Pro∣tector 812. 71.
  - Papinianus the famous Lawyer seated in Yorke 229, 6
  - Slaine for not defending a murther 232. 4
  - Lord William Parr entreth Nor∣wich 808. 38
  - Forced out of Norwich by Ket and the Rebels. 808. 39
  - A Parallelization of the Eng∣lish and French States in K. Richard the 2. his raigne. 601. 62
  - Pardō of life forfeited for trea∣son, strangely tendered. 662 41
  - Sir Edward Parham endited of treason and acquit. 886. 15
  - Paris yeelded vp to K. Henry the 5. 644. 59
    - Lost from the English. 658. 28
    - Parisians conspire to dispos∣sesse the English ibidem
    - Parisians practise with Charles the seuenth to deliuer Paris into his hands 651. 6
  - Woodstock•• Parke made by king Henry the first 442. 59
  - Of Courtes of Parliament the foundation laid 439. 35
  - Parliament at Northampton, 467. 83
  - Parliament at Oxford. 535. 92
  - Parliament at Couentree called Lacke-Learning Parliament 619. 42
  - The Great Parliament. 607, 102
  - The Good Parliament, 588. 150
  - Parley betwixt King Stephen & Hen. Fitz Empresse. 453. 44, 45
  - A Parley intended betweene the Queene mother Regent of Scotland, and Queen E∣lizabeths Agents. 835, 19
  - The same disturbed by the French ibidem
  - William Parry his treason, 846 94
    - Hee woundeth Hugh Hare his Creditor 846. 94
    - Confesseth his treason. 846 96. 98
    - His Letter to the Lords of the Councell 847. 99
    - Arraigned, condemned, and executed 847, 100
  - Prince of Parma opposeth a∣gainst England 759, 193
  - Prince of Parma hath a con∣secrated sword and hatte sent vnto him from Pope Sixtus 856, 172
  - Hee aspireth to bee King of England 861. 209
  - Parsons alias Dolman a Iesuite, 849, 113
  - Parthians giue the Romans a great ouerthrow 197. 6
  - Pascentius Vortigern his sonne, contriueth the poisoning of Aurelius Ambrosius, 314
  - Passeline detected of plotting the ruine of Richard Earle of Pembrocke, taketh Sanctua∣ry 521. 49
  - Patricke Cullen vndertaketh to kill Queene Elizabeth. 849. 112,
  - Executed at Tiburne ibidem
  - Patricke the Irish Apostle prea∣cheth in Wales 204. 9
  - Saint Paul the apostle preached in Britaine 203. 6
  - Beheaded 197, 5
  - Pope Paul the fourth besieged in Rome 829. 108
  - Saint Paules Church in London built 300. 3
  - Aforetime, the Temple of Di∣ana ibidem
  - Paules Crosse guarded in Ser∣mon time 817. 15
  - Sir Amias, alias Iames Paulet setteth Thomas Wolsey in the Stockes, and repenteth it af∣terwards 757,
  - Paulinus conuerteth Edwin K. of Northumberland. 334. 7
  - Archbishop of Yorke ibidem
  - Paulinus, See Suetonius
  - Paulus a Notarie, subtile, and cruel 263. 5
  - Called Catena, wherefore, ibidem.
  - Henry de Pay a braue Warrior at Sea discomfiteth the French Fleet 620. 45
  - Iohn Payne a Priest with other Resolutes appointed to kill Queene Elizabeth. 845. 88
  - Peace concluded between Don Iohn D' Aquila, and Charles Lord Montioy, Lieutenant Generall of Ireland. 875. 322
  - Peace throughout the World. 174▪ 188, 6
  - Peace between Dauid King of Scots and King Stephen. 448 16.
  - Peace concluded betweene England and Scotland. 782 121
  - Peace betweene England and France 758. 33.
  - Peace for a time concluded be∣tweene Charles the 6. king of France, Henry the 8. King of England, and Philip Duke of Burgoigne 641. 50
  - Peace treated of neere Amiens, betweene Lewis K. of France and Edward the fourth King of England by their Com∣missioners 687. 96
  - Peace concluded with great ioy of the French ibidem.
  - Peace between French & Eng∣lish, costly to the French. 737. 31
  - Peace concluded betweene England and France. 783. 131
  - Peace betweene King Edward the first and France 548, 36
  - Peace dishonou••able with the Scots at the Parliament of Northampton 567. 13
  - Peace concluded between the King of Spaine, and Iohn D. of Lancaster 605. 85
  - Peace betweene Great Britain and Spain proclaimed in Lon∣don 889. 29
  - Peace setled in England be∣tweene King Henry the 3. and his Barons 539. 105
  - A Peace pretended and treated vpon between Spaine, Eng∣land and the Low-Countries 857. 182
  - Peacockes fethers Crowne sent from the Pope to King Iohn Lord of Ireland 497. 43
  - Penda first Christian king of the Mercians 306. 5. 307, 5
  - His End ibidem
  - Pearles in the British Seas. 156 183
  - Don Petro de Valdez yeeldeth to Sir Francis Drake, 860. 204
  - Pelagius rhe Heretike a Bri∣taine 277. 10
    - Condemned by Innocentius, ibidem
    - His Opinions and Doctrines, ibidem.
  - Pelagianisme brought into Britaine by Agricola, 200 13
  - Penda King of the Mercians. 306. 4
    - His raigne and Issue. ibidem
    - His nature and manners. ibidem,
    - Slaine by Oswy ibidem
  - Doctor Pendleton preaching at Paules Crosse had a Gunne discharged at him. 825. 76
  - Pentarchie in Ireland 462. 47
  - Sir Iohn Perat condemned of high Treason 848. 106
  - Earle of Perch the French Ge∣nerall vnder Prince Lewis Slaine 510. 7
  - Thomas Percy a Conspirator drawne into the Gunpow∣der treason 890. 41
  - Percies whence they had the name 430. 23
  - Henry Lord Percie surnamed Hotspurre sent to Calais. 601. 61
    - Taken prisoner. 604, 84
    - Redemeth himselfe, and is made Lord Warden of the Marches against Scotland. 605. 88
  - Pursued by King Henry the 4. flyeth into Scotland. 619. 44.
    - Earle of Northumberland par∣doned of life, abridged of li∣berty, &c. 618, 38 fully restored 618. 40
    - Slain by the Shiriffe of Yorke∣shire, and his head set on London Bridge 620. 46
  - Henry L. Percy Earle of Nor∣thumberland in Queene Eli∣zabethes dayes, committed to the Tower vpon suspition of Treason 848.105
  - He killeth himselfe. ibidem
  - Sir Ralfe Percy a valiant, and faithfull Knight slaine. 676. 14
  - His saying at his death. ibidem
  - Thomas Lord Percy Earle of Worcester, cause of the battell at Shrewsbury. 617. 35
  - Taken prisoner and beheaded 618. 38
  - Thomas Lord Percy Earle of Northumberland rebelleth, 841. 62
    - Flieth into Scotland. 842. 68
    - Sent backe againe into Eng∣land, and is beheaded. 844 76.
  - Perennius a great man vnder the Emperour Commodus. 224. 6.
  - Deliuered to the British Soul∣diers to bee put to death. 225. 6
  - William de Perepound a great A∣strologer 514. 21
  - Perkin Warbecke a counterfeite Richard Plantagenet Duke of Yorke, suborned against King Henry the seuenth by Marga∣ret Dutchesse Dowager of Burgundy 737. 32
    - Vpon the Coast of Kent. 740 39
    - He saileth into Irelād. 740. 14
    - He saileth into Scotland, ibid.
    - Hee marrieth into the bloud∣royall of Scotland 741. 43
    - His parentage 737. 32
    - Reputed the yonger sonne of K. Edward the fourth. 714. 14
  - Perkin Warbecke his Proclama∣tion 741. 45
    - He flieth and taketh Sanctua∣rie at Beau••••ew 744 51.
    - Hee yeeldeth himselfe to K. Henry the seuenth 744. 52
    - Conueied through Loudon on horseback with shame. 744. 51
    - He maketh an escape. 744. 52
    - Set in a paire of Stockes, all a day vpon a Scaffold before Westm. Hall gate. 745. 53
    - Also in Cheapeside ibidem.
    - He readeth openly his confes∣sion 745. 53
    - His place of birth, parentage and education. 745. 54. &c.
    - Committed to the Towre, ib.
    - Condemned vpon a New Conspiracy, and executed. 746. 60
  - Persecution of Christians the second 215. 17
  - Persecution of Christians the third. 217 2
  - Persecution the fourth of Chri∣stians 221. 2
  - Persecution of Christians the fifth 230. 15
  - Persecution of Christians the sixth 236. 3
  - Persecution of Christians the seuenth 241. 2
  - Persecution of Christians the eighth 244. 2
  - Persecution of Christians the ninth 249, 8
  - Persecution of Christians the tenth 254. 12.
  - Persian and Saxon tongues a∣gree in many words, 284. 3
  - Heluius Pertinax Lieutenant in Britaine 225. 7.
  - Surnamed Britanicus. ibidem. Opposed by the Pretorian Souldiers 226. 4▪
  - Heluius Pertinax Emperour his Coine. ibid.
    - His meane parentage. ibid.
    - His rising from low degree 225. 2
    - His speech to his Souldiers a∣bout to kill him. 226. 2
    - Murdered by them ibid. 7
    - His raigne and age ibid.
    - His personage and qualities ibid. 8
  - Pescentius Niger chosen Em∣perour in Syria 227
    - His Coine. ibid.
    - His Coine to good hope. ibid.
    - Why surnamed Niger ibid.
    - His feature and cōplexion. ib.
    - Put downe and killed by Sep∣timus Seuerus ibid.
  - Pestilence in England through scarcity of foode. 535. 82
  - Pestilence vniuersall through∣out the world. 243. 4
  - Pestilence in Rome 245. 2
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  - Pestilence in London 746. 61
  - Peter-pence 299. 11
  - Called Eleemosyne. i. Almes 432. 34
  - Peter-pence promised by King Henry the second out of Ire∣land to the Pope 462. 48
  - Peter-pence, alias Rome-scot. 345. 11
  - Saint Peter the Apostle crucifi∣ed 197. 5
  - Hee preached the Gospell in Britaine 203. 6
  - Saint Peters Church in Corne∣hill founded by King Lucius 223. 11
  - Saint Peters Church in Thorney built 300. 3
  - Sometimes the Temple of A∣pollo 301. 3
  - Saint Peters Church in West∣mins••er built by K. Edward the Confessour, and endow∣ed by him. 401. 2
  - Peter Basilij. See Bartram de Gordon.
  - Peter an Eremite, leader of an Army to the Holy-Land, is slaine. 431. 30
  - Peter of Pomfreit an Eremite and Prophet 499. 45
  - Peter de Rupibus Bishop of Win∣chester, predominant in K. Henrie the third his daies. 517. 31 518. 36
  - Peter, Bishop of Winchester go∣uernour of King Henry the third. 511. 11
  - Hee with others remoued from his Counsell 520. 46
  - Peter de Rupibus Bishop of Winchester his plot detected against Richard Earle of Pembrocke, and Earle Mar∣shall 521. 49
    - He taketh Sanctuary ibid.
    - His commendation 522
  - Peter Duke of Bretaigne, wher∣fore by-named Mau-Clerke or Mal-duit. i. Male do∣ctus 515. 23
  - Peter de Riuallis, detected of a practise against Rich. Earle of Pembroch and Earle Mar∣shall, taketh Sanctuary. 522 49
  - Taken into the Kings fauour againe 522. 54
  - Peter de Riuallis Treasurer to King Henry the third, in disgrace. 520. 46
  - Peter King of Castile and of Leon, driuen out of his king∣dome 584. 130
    - His bloudy tyranny. 584. 131
    - Set in the throne of Spaine by Edward the black Prince. 585. 133
    - His ingratitude to the Prince ibid.
  - Peter de la Mare, speaker in the good Parliament, con∣demned to perpetuall pri∣son, at the suit of Dame A∣lice Piers 588. 150
  - Set at Liberty. ibidem
  - Peter Warbecke. See Perkin Warbecke.
  - Peterborough Church, founded by Penda. 307. 5
  - Peterborough Monastery foun∣ded by Wulfheire 307. 6
  - Finished also by him. 339. 3
  - Petilius Cerealis L. Deputy in Britaine 211. 8
  - Frier P••t••, alias Peito or Paito, consecrated by Pope Paul the fourth Bishop of Sarum 326. 84
  - Forbidden to enter England. ibid.
  - A Petition exhibited to Richard Duke of Glocester Lord pro∣tectour to accept of the Crowne of Engand 711. 2
  - Petronus Turpilianus Lieute∣nant Generall in Britaine 200. 24
    - His disposition. ibid.
    - Slaine ibid.
  - Philip Earle of Flanders sideth with Henry the yong king against his father King Hen∣rie the second 465, 65
  - Philip, the fifth sonne of Henry the second King of England 470. 106
  - Philip King of France, vpon en∣uie leaueth King Richard the first, and the voiage to the Holy Land 466. 33
    - Defeited sundry times by K. Richard the first 480. 481
    - In danger to be drowned in his flight from King Richard the first. 481. 64
  - Philip K. of France, marrieth the King of Denmarks sister, and presently putteth her away 480▪62
    - He breaketh amity with King Iohn, and vseth hostility. 489. 16
    - Pleased with Treason, but ha∣teth Traitors. 491. 22
    - His demands implying his de∣sire to the Crowne of Eng∣land 492. 25
    - Chosen by the Pope, King of England, vpō the deposition of King Iohn 499. 46
    - He prepareth a mighty army against England. ibid.
    - He setteth forth with his na∣uy against Fernando Earle of Flanders 450. 50
    - His nauy defeated by the Eng∣lish. 501. 50
    - He dieth 512▪15
  - Philip de Valois how hee clai∣med the Crowne of France 567. 17
    - His motiues to resist King Ed∣ward the third claiming the Crowne of France. 571. 46
    - The iustification of his resi∣stance 571. 47
    - His mighty Army against K. Edward the third. 57••. 58
  - Philip de Valois the French king tyranniseth ouer his Nobles ibid. 77
  - His horse slaine vnder him at the battell of Crescy, and his flight. 578. 96
  - Philip de Valois the French king dieth 581. 110
  - Philip of France, sonne to Iohn the French King, surnamed the Hardy. 582. 115
    - Queene Philip wife to king Edward the 3. her Princely demeanour in her husbands absence 580. 105
    - Her praises, death and tombe 589. 155
  - Philip a base sonne of King Richard the first 482
  - Philip the first King of Spaine, cast vpon the coast of Eng∣land 749. 69
  - Kindly entertained by dire∣ction from King Henry the seuenth 749. 70
  - Philip the second king of Spain arriueth at Southampton. 824 70
    - His Stile ioined with Queene Maries 827. 73
    - A great friend to the Lady Elizabeth 828. 97
    - Hee passeth the seas, & is ab∣sent from Queene Mary a yeere and sixe monethes. 828. 102
    - He returneth to Douer, and meeteth with Queen Mary, ibidem.
    - Declared enemy to the State of the Low-Countries, 855 162
    - He contriues war against the English, vnder the false proffers of peace 857, 182
  - Philip Duke of Burgoigne or Burgundy a friend to the Eng∣lish Soueraignety in France. 651. 4
  - Philip Duke of Burgundy brea∣keth amity with the English, and cleaueth to Charles the seuenth and the French, 657. 23
  - Iulius Philippus Praefect to Gordianus the third, his trea∣cherie to Gordianus 239. 4
    - His parentage 240, 1
    - Slew his leige Lord Gordia∣nus 240. 6
    - Made Emperour 240. 2
    - Philip the sonne his Caesar. ibidem.
    - His Coine 240
  - Iulius Philippus the Emperour repentant, and is baptized with his sonne and Wife, 240, 3
  - Philip both father and sonne murdered for their Christian profession. 241. 3
  - Philip the sonne Caesar, neuer seene to laugh 241. 5
  - Iulius Philippus his raigne▪ 241. 6
  - Philopater a Iesuite, See Cres∣well
  - Iohn Philpot knighted, and en∣dowed with lands by King Richard the second. 596. 25.
  - Sir Iohn Philpot mans out a Fleet to skowre the seas. 593. 5
  - His fortunate seruice. ibidem
  - Phoenix feathers in a plume sēt from the Pope to Hugh Earle of Tir-Oen 874. 308.
  - Henry Picard Lord Maior of London feasted 4. Kings at once. 582. 118
  - Picards whence they tooke name 285. 8
  - Picts a Nation in Britaine why so called 167
  - Picts diuided into two Nati∣ons. 269. 4
  - Piers alias Peter de Gaueston, banished 551, 54▪ 555. 4
    - Reentertained 555. 4
    - His description 555. 5
    - His scoffing misbehauior to∣ward the great poeres of the land 556. 6
    - Earle of Cornwall banished for euer 555. 8
    - Aboue measure powerfull with King Edward the se∣cond 555. 7
    - He misleadeth the King. 556 10
    - Reuoked out of exile. 556 9
    - Made Principall Secretary, ibidem 10
    - Taken by Guy Earle of War∣wicke, and beheaded. 556. 14
    - His funerals celebrated. 558. 28.
  - Pontius Pilate being banished, killeth himselfe 192. 4
    - The holy Pilgrimage, or Re∣bellion of Yorkeshire. 773 96.
    - Their demands 775
  - Pinker a Frier prouinciall, and a flattering preacher. 705. 53
  - Piso Licinianus chosen by Gal∣ba his Caesar and Successor. 202. 4
  - Slaine 202. 5
  - Pius Quintus the pope his Bul to dethrone Queene Eliza∣beth 842. 72, 73
  - His Bull hanged vp at the Bi∣shop of Londons gate. 844. 76,
  - Placidia taken prisoner by A∣laricus, and married to A∣thaulphus King of the Gothes 279▪4
  - Plague in London. 581. 109. 885. 9
  - Plague in Newhauen spreadeth from thence into Engla••d, 836. 30
  - Plaisie Colledge in Essex foun∣ded 590
  - Richard Plantagenet Duke of Yorke weddeth Anne Morti∣mer his vnckles daughter, 590
  - Edward the last Male Planta∣genet, Earle of Warwicke ar∣raigned, condemned and be∣headed 746. 61
    - Heire to George Duke of Cla∣rence, imprisoned 729. 6
    - Ruined by Perkin Warbeckes Conspiracy, ••46. 61
  - Plautius or Plotius sēt by Clau∣dius Caesar against the Britans 193. 3
    - His Souldiers first vnwilling, were encouraged by a signe from heauen 193. 4
    - The first Lord Deputy in Bri∣taine 194. 12
    - A fortunate Conquerour in Britaine 175
  - Pleas in law made in English. 584. 126
  - Plinius secundus, Traians Tu∣tor entreateth for the Chri∣stians 217. 2
  - Plotting betweene Richard Duke of Glocester, Lord Protector, and the Duke of Buckingham 702. 40
  - Boictiers battel 582. 116
  - Boictou lost 513. 17
  - Boictou recouered by K. Iohn. 503. 55
  - Poictouins commanded to de∣part the Realme of England 520. 46
    - Vntrue to King Henry the 3. 526. 66
    - They flie out of the land. 535. 93
  - Sir Edward Boinings with ma∣ny other slain neere Bulloign 783. 131
  - De la Pole family how it was first raised, 600, 56
  - William de la Pole of a Marchāt made Knight Baneret. ibid.
  - William de la Pole Marquesse of Suffolke made Duke. 662. 43
    - Committed prisoner to the Tower & enlarged. 663. 46
    - Accused by the Commons in Parliament 663. 47
  - Going into banishment is wic∣kedly murdered 663. 49
  - Michael de Pole, See in de la Pole
  - William de la Pole his noble and great deserts 663. 49
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  - proclaimed Heire ap∣parant to the Crowne. 720. 38
  - He flyeth into Flanders to the Dutchesse of Burgundie. 732 17.
  - His Title to the Crowne. ibidem.
  - He with Lambert the Idoll, aduanceth in battell array a∣gainst King Henry the se∣uenth 733. 20
  - Slaine at the battell of Stoke, ibid, 22
- William de la Pole in trouble for his brother Edmund. 748 66, 67. &c.
- Edmund de la Pole, Earle or Duke of Suffolke, his wilfull killing of a man 748. 66
  - Pardoned, yet flyeth out of England twice 748. 66
  - He bringeth many into trou∣bles and to confusion. 748. 67
  - Putteth himself into the pro∣tection of Philip the 1. king of Spaine 749. 69 See more in Edmund.
- P••llesworth Nunnery before time at Tamworth. 362. 15
- Polybius an ancient Greeke hystorian 160. 7. 157. 1.
- Polycletus sent to reconcile Glassicianus and Su••tonius, in Britain 200. 23
- Polydor Vergil taxed for parti∣all writing. 486. 9
- Pomponia Gracina, the wife of A. Plautius, first L. Lieutenant in Britaine became a Christi∣an 204. 8
- Ponthieu reuolted from the English 586. 136
- The reason why ibid. 136
- Pontois besieged by Charles the seuenth King of France, 660. 37
  - Wonne by him at a second siege 660. 36.
  - Pontois or Ponthois surprised and wonne by the English. 639. 59
- Pooles in England, a family of what descent 779. 103
- Henry Poole Lord Montacute with others beheaded. 779. 104
- Reginald Poole Cardinall about to be set vp King of England. ibid. 103.
- His death the same day that Q. Mary died 832. 4
- Reginald Poole sent for home, by Queene Mary 826. 83.
  - Made Archbishoppe of Can∣terbury 826. 84
  - See more in Reginald.
- Poore of three sorts. 814. 85
- The Popes absurd collections out of the Scripture 223. 9.
- The Pope disposeth of Crownes 315. 3
- Popes of Rome two at once. 431. 33
- Pope to bee Antichrist, no new opinion. 475. 24
- The Pope denied entrance in∣to England and France, 527. 70.
- Denied any more contribu∣tions in England 528. 72
- Flieth from Rome for feare of Fredericke Emperonr. 529. 76
- The Popes exactions and ex∣tortions repelled in England 550. 50
- Popes of Rome three at once, 629. 34
- Pope curseth King Henry the eighth and his Realme. 770 80
- The Popes authority called in question ibidem.
- Port or Porth a Saxon. 292. 2
- Portsmouth how it took name. ibid.
- Port-Trutulensis i. Richborow. 215. 15
- Portugall voiage 864. 231
- Gilbert Port looseth his eares for words 816. 6
- Pottier his words vpon King Edward the fourth his death. 694. 7
- D. Powell a British Writer. 164
- Poysoning suspected against the Barons 535. 94.
- Precedency of place in women the ouerthrow of their hus∣bands. 809. 53
- Predictions and signes of the Lord Hastings death, 703, 45. 46
- Predictions fantasticall inhibi∣ted by Act of Parliament. 164. 18
- Prelates of England ready to submit to Duke William of Normandy 415. 2
- Prelates against their prince detested euen by Monkes, 535, 93
- A presage to King Stephen. 453. 44
- Presages of King William Ru∣fus his death 433. 39
- Praetors in prouinces their iu∣risdiction 218. 6
- Praiers and intercessions pub∣like for King Edward the third his good successe in the warres of France. 574. 68.
- Prasutagus King of the Iceni. 176 13
- His Testament 198. 10
- Maurice de Prendergest entreth Ireland 463. 55
  - Whence hee tooke name. ib.
  - His Coat of Armes. ibidem.
- A Priest of Ware drawne and hanged for practising a∣gainst King Henry the fourth 616. 26
- Priests maried fauoured by the Nobles 373. 2
- Priests marriages moue debate 373. 4
- Referred to the answere of a Rood 374. 4
- Priests marriage inhibited by Pope Gregorie. 422. 48
- Primate of the Druides, 168. 8
- Principality of Wales downe∣falling from the Welsh line. 544. 11
- Priory of the Trinity within Aldgate in London founded. 454. 51
- Prior thereof, is Alderman of London 454. 51
- Priory of S. Martins in Douer founded 294. 1
- Priory of Saint Iohns without Smithfield butnt by the Re∣bels vnder Iacke Cade, and Wat Tyler 595. 19
- Probus elected Emperour. 251. 1
  - His descent ibidem, 2
  - Compared with Annibal and Iulius Caesar ibidem.
  - His single fights and Ensignes of victory 252. 2
  - His exploits 252. 2, 3. &c.
  - Hee slayeth in one battell, 400000. Germans. ibidem
    - Murdered 252. 9
    - His Sepulchre ibidem.
  - Proclamation made to publish William the Lord Hastings treasons 704. 48
  - Procopius an vsurper beheaded. 269. 2
  - His Coine ibidem.
  - Proculus a Rebell against Pro∣bus 252. 6
    - A vassall to Ʋenus 252. 7
    - His death ibidem
  - Prodigious and presaging ap∣paritions of warre betweene Bedford and Bickleswade, 616 31
  - Prodigies preceding Iulian the Emperour his death. 267 7
  - Prodigies before Iouianus the Emperour his death. 268, 5.
  - Prodigies forgoing the Danes inuasion 388. 10
  - Prodigies in king Brithicke, or Bithricke his time 300. 16
  - Prodigious portents in Eng∣land 608. 104
  - Prodigies in Valentinian the Emperour his time 271, 11
  - Prodigies dayly seene 198. 1
  - Prodigies strange and hideous 245, 2
  - An old prophesie in all the East parts. 210. 4
  - Prophesie of E. G. deceiueth George Duke of Clarence. 689. 105
  - Prouinces of Rome reuolt. 198. 11
  - Statute of Prouisors enacted, vpon what occasion. 575. 75
  - Prut••ni•• 159. 6
  - 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 159. 6
  - Prytania whence deriued. 159. 6.
  - Pryd▪Cain, or Prydain, the o∣riginall name of Britaine, 158. 6
  - A Pseudo Richard in K. Henry the fourth his time. 730. 13
  - A Pseudo Nero among the Parthians ibidem.
  - Papi••nus Maximus Emperour with Clodius Albinus. 237. 6
    - His parentage 238. 3
    - They enuy one the other. 238. 4
    - Both slaine by the Pretorian Cohorts 238. 5
    - Their raigne 238. 6
  - Putta Bishoppe of Rochester, 341. 2.
  Q
  - QVadratus a Disciple of the Apostles 219. 8
  - Saxon Queenes debarred by law from all Roialty. 300. 16.
  - Queenes Colledge in Cam∣bridg•• founded 731. 16
  - Endowed with lands by king Richard the third 726. 60
  - Queenes Colledge in Oxford founded 731. 16
  - Queene of Scots wife to K. Malcolme the third, disswa∣deth William King of Scots to inuade England. 486. 9
  - Queenburg King Edwins wife, 303. 8. 335. 11.
  - Quendred murdreth her inno∣cent brother K. Kenelm 308 14
    - Dieth for sorrow 347. 7
    - Procureth the murder of king Ethelbert her sonne in Law, ••11. 14
  - Quendred alias Petronilla, wife to King Offa 345, 14
    - Her Coine ibidem.
    - Her treacherie ibidem.
  - Quendred as one would say, Queene Drida 345. 14
  - Quinchelinus associate with his father in the West-Saxon Kingdome 297. 7
  - Quin••helme or Quincseline, K. of the West-Saxons, plotteth the murther of King Edwin King of Northumberland. 334. 4
  - Quintilius chosen Emperour 248. 1
  - Hee letteth himselfe bloud to death 248. 2
  - His short raigne ibidem.
  - Saint Quintins taken by King Philip and the English. 829. 111
  R
  - RAdagosius King of the Gothes maketh hauo••ke of the Roman Empire. 276 4
  - Ragman Rowle, an euidence deliuered vpp to the Scots, 567. 3
  - Raimund Earle of Tholouz, ma∣ried Ioan King Richard the first his sister, Queene of Cici∣lie 480. 62
  - Raimundle Grosse leader of for∣ces into Ireland 463. 56
  - Raimund Earle of Pronince his foure daughters all Queens 522. 53
  - A Rainebowe reuersed seene at London 824. 67
  - Rainold a third naturall sonne of Henry the first, Earle of Cornewall &c. his issue. 443 68
  - Ralph Bishop of Durham, Ge∣nerall of the field against the Scots, winneth the day. 448 14
    - Imprisoned 434. 2
    - Breaketh prison. 435. 7
  - Ralph Archbishop of Canterbu∣rie a paralyticke, but chole∣ricke Prelate. 240. 42
  - Edward Randolph a braue war∣riour slaine in fight against Shan O-Neale 837. 45
  - Frier Randolph Confessor to Q. Ioan, wounded to death. 637. 49
  - Ranulph alias Randal, Earle of Chester against king Stephen 449. 42
    - He ioineth with Earle Robert, and both of them encampe neere Lincolne against King Stephen ibid. 23
    - His Oration vnto his confe∣derates before the battel. ib. 24
    - Surprised by King Stephen 452 40
    - Saueth Hubert de Burgh his life. 516. 27
  - Sir Richard Ratcliffe, the Pro∣tector of Richard Duke of Glocester, his Instrument to doe villany 705. 51
  - Robert Ratcliffe beheaded a∣bout Perkin Warbecke. 739 37
  - Sir Walter Rawleigh condem∣ned for treason 886:13.
  - Reading Abbey founded. 492, 57
  - Reafan the Danes Banner taken 357. 14
  - Rebels executed to the num∣ber of 1500. vpon the Com∣motion of Wat Tyler and o∣thers 596. 29
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  - Rebels of Cornwal put to flight & ouerthrown thrice. 806. 25. 807. 27
    - Their last & vtter ouerthrow at Saint Mary-Clift. 807. 27
  - Rebels of Norffolke, vnder the conduct of Ket, yeeld and receiue the Kings pardon. 808. 46
  - Rebellion in the North for maintenance of Papall reli∣gion 809 48
  - Rebellió breaking out at Harl∣stone faire in Norffolke. 844, 77
  - Rebellious traitors executed. ibidem
  - Reconciliation between three Brethren, William Conquerors sonnes. 4••9. 14
  - Redburg the wife of K. Egbert 349. 17
  - Redwald king of the East-Ang∣les, and Monarch of Kent, as∣sisteth Edwin 303. 7. 309. 3.
  - Redwald Monarch of the Eng∣lishmen 332
    - His Coine ibidem
    - His raigne and issue 333. 5. 7
  - Redmore, alias Bosworth field. 725. 58
  - Rees alias Rhees ap Tewdor prince of South-Wales slaine. 429. 15
  - Regency of the English in France how far it extended. 655. 5
  - Regent of Scotland slaine by shot, as hee rode in Lithquo. 851. 132
  - Reginald alias Reiner enstalled Metropolitan by the Monks of Canterbury at Midnight. 493. 31
  - He forgoeth his new dignity 494. 31
  - Reginald Earle of Bulloigne ad∣hereth to King Iohn▪ 501. 50.
  - Reginald Poole his life & story 825. 79
    - Deane of Excester ibid.
    - Cardinall 826. 77
    - Legate of Viterbium. ibid. 78
    - Chosen Pope twice ib. 79
    - See more in Poole.
  - Register bookes of Christnings and burials kept in Chur∣ches 778. 100
  - Reinhere king Redwalds sonne slaine 333. 4
  - Rei••burne Earle of Warwicke his Combat with Colbrand the Dane 365. 16
  - Reinold sonne of the Danish Gurmo baptized 366. 3
  - Reinold Earle of Cornwall assi∣steth Maude the Empresse. 452. 36
  - Doctor Reinold speaker before King Iames for the complai∣nants, about Reformation in the Church and Leiturgie. 887. 23
  - Religion Christian when first planted in Britain 202. 1
  - About Religion a free disputa∣tion in Paules Church. 824. 65
  - In Oxford also 824. 66
  - Religion proceedeth and is ad∣uanced in Scotland. 834. 13 14
  - Religious houses what a num∣ber in England now suppres∣sed 778. 100
  - Religious houses ouerthrowne in Scotland 834. 15
  - Renate Duke of Loraine, and of Barre taken prisoner. 656. 21
  - Renwald K••ng of the West-Saxons 339. 2
  - Reese alias Rhese the Welshman slaine and beheaded ibidem. 11
  - Restitutus Bishoppe of London. 206. 19
  - Reth a Souldier his moderate behauiour in the battell of Brigerac 580. 107
  - Reuley Abbey founded. 507. 68.
  - Rhese alias Rees ap Gruffith, Prince of South-Wales, re∣fuseth to visite King Richard the first for want of som com∣plementall seruice on his part 473. 12
  - Rhutupi i. Ribchester or Rich∣borow 263. 6
  - Ricebanke abandoned by the English for fear of the Duke of Guize and the French. 829. 113
  - Rice alias Rhees ap Thomas, si∣deth with Henry Earle of Richmont 722. 46
  - Richard the Hardy, third Duke of Normandy 413. 22
  - His wiues and Issue ibidem
  - Richard the second, or the good fourth Duke of Normandy, 413. 23
  - His wiues and Issue ibid. 24.
  - Richard the third, fifth Duke of Normandy thought to bee poysoned 413. 25.
  - Richard a legitimate sonne of King Henry the first. 443. 64
  - Richard a second sonne to King Henry the second, contra∣cted to Alice the French Kings daughter. 457. 10. 475 22
  - Richard a yonger sonne o••king Henry the second sideth a∣gainst his Father 465. 65
  - Humbleth himselfe, and is re∣ceiued into fauour 466. 79
  - Richard a second Naturall or base sonne of King Henry the first, thoght to be drow∣ned with his brother Willi∣am neere Barbfleet 443. 67
  - Richard a younger sonne of K. Henry the second, fortifieth against his father 469 93
    - Commeth in ibidem
    - Hee hath remorse for his vn∣naturall behauiour to his fa∣ther 470. 100
  - Richard a third sonne of King Henry the second, afterward King Richard the first, sur∣named Cueur de Lion, wher∣fore 470. 104. 482. 70
    - He is styled King Richard the first, and is wholy deuoted ••o recouer Christianity, 472. 1. 2
    - His Broad Seale, Armes and Coine ibidem.
    - His choice of friends and ser∣uants 473. 4
    - His Coronation and oath at Westminster. 473. 5
    - He puruaieth treasure for his pilgrimage or voiage to the holy land 473. 7
  - How hee setled the state of his Kingdome during the pil∣grimage 473. 9
  - King Richard the first and king Philip of France set forward to the Holy-Land 474. 15
    - He refuseth to visit the Popes Holinesse ibid. 16
    - His mighty power and forces at Messana. ibidem.
  - His voluntary and serious re∣pentance 475. 23.
  - He conferreth with Ioachim a learned Abbot 475. 24
  - Hemarieth Berengaria daugh∣ter to Sanctius King of Na∣uarre. 475. 25. 28.
  - His Nauy royall towards the Holy-Land 475. 26
  - King Richard the first and K. Philip of France competitors of glory at the siege of Acon. 476. 31
  - He winneth the rich Conuoy or Carauan of the Saladine, 477. 38
  - His exploites in Palestine. ibidem. 39
  - Forsaken by the Duke of Bur¦gundi•• ibid.
  - Trauailing•• disguised like a Marchant in Germany, he is discouered, & yeeldeth to Le¦pold or Limpold Archduke of Ostrich ibidem 43
  - Imprisonedby Henry the Em∣perour ibidem
  - His liberty procured vpon what Articles 478. 46
  - Crowned King of Prouince 478, 47
  - Set at liberty by the Archbi∣shoppe of Mentz and Co∣leine 478. 48
  - He iandeth in England. ibidem 50
  - Crowned again at Winchester, 479, 56
  - His new Broad Seale. ibidem
  - His regall Armes 479. 57
  - He forgiues his brother Iohn. 480. 59
  - His victories against Philip King of France, ibid 60
  - His amendment of life and daily exercises 480
  - His pleasant question to the Pope ibid. 63
  - His noble valour performed in his owne person 481. 65
  - His couetousnesse and want of mercy punished by God. 481. 68
  - VVounded to death at the Castle of Chaluz or Galiard ibidem
  - Hee forgiues the author of his death. ibid. 69
  - His last Will and Testament. ibid. 70
  - His death 482. 70
  - How hee bequeathed or be∣stowed his body 481. 70
  - His present resolution like to that of William Rufus. 479. 58
  - K. Richard the first his wiues and Issue 482
  - His 3. Metaphoricall daugh∣ters ibidem.
  - How hee bestoweth them. ibidem
- Richard William Conquerour his sonne, goared by a Deer. 421. 46
- His Monument in Winchester 425, 69.
- Richard second sonne of King Iohn, crowned king of Ro∣mans and of Almain, his death and buriall 507. 68
- His wiues and Issue ibidem.
- Richard a naturall sonne of K. Iohn 507. 74
- Richard Earle of Cornwall sent with a power into Gascoign. 513, 19
  - Author of the Barons rebel∣lion in K. Henry the third his time 515. 24
  - Appeased and satisfied by the King ibid.
  - Hee with the Barons reuolt from King Henry the third. 523. 58
- Richard Earle of Cornwall ele∣cted King of Romans accep∣ted thereof 533. 89
  - How rich hee was in Coine 534. 89
  - Crowned King of Romans in Aquisgraue 534 89
  - His Broad-Seale ibidem
  - He dareth not come strong in to England 536. 96
  - Sweareth to assist the Barons for reformation of the State ibidem.
- Richard King of Romans taken prisoner by Simon Mont∣fort at the battell of Lewis, and emprisoned in the Tow∣er of London 537. 101
- Richard E. of Glocester thoght to bee poysoned 535. 94
- Richard of Burdeaux afterward King Richard the second borne 584. 130,
  - Made Prince of Wales, & the Nobles sworn to his succes∣sion 588. 151
  - Made Knight of the Garter. 589. 153
- Richard the second his Coro∣nation, his Armes, Broade-Seale and Coine 591
  - Taketh to wife, Anne the daughter of Charles the 4. Emperour 597. 33
  - By enriching Bohemians, and strangers, growne distastful to the State 597. 37.
  - Hee assembleth an Army of 300000 English to ouer∣runne Scotland 599. 49
  - A friend to the Clergy. 600. 55
  - Declareth himselfe to bee of age, and taketh the gouern∣ment vpon him 604. 81
  - A great spender in hope to be Emperor 607. 96.
- K. Richard the second creates himself Earle of Chester 607 102
  - He addeth to his escuchion Roial, the Armories of S. Ed∣ward K. and Confessor ibid.
  - His deposition from the crowne 609. 113
  - His gouernment vniuersally hated 608. 105
  - Hee offereth to resigne his crowne vpon conditions 609. 110
  - His iourney to Ireland with a nauy of 200. saile 608. 107
  - His resignation of the crown 609. 111
  - His friendes disenabled after his deposition 612. 7
  - Articles published against him. 609. 112
  - His death at Pomfrait Castle 614. 18
  - Thought to bee sterued to death for hunger ibid.
  - His dead corps shewed open∣ly at London ibid.
  - Conueied to Langley, and translated afterwards to West∣minster 614. 19
  - His Epitaph ibid.
  - Being dead oftentimes voi∣ced aliue 619. 41
  - Reuiued againe by the Scots 636. 44
- K. Richard the second a coun∣terfeit, flieth to Robert K. of Scotland 614. 18

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  - Died and is buried in Stri••e∣ling. ibidem
- Richard Earle of Pembroke and marshal, with English Peeres confederat against the Poict∣ouins and Britons strangers 518. 37
  - In armes against K. Henry the third 519. 39
  - Confederate with Llewelin Prince of Wales ibid.
  - His great valour and agilitie 519. 41
- Richard Earle Marshall and of Pembroke, discomfiteth K. Henry the third and the Po∣ictouins 519. 41
  - Hee is disseised of his possessi∣ons in Ireland 520. 44.
  - Taken and wounded to death 520. 47
  - His buriall ibidem
  - His armes in Kilkenny ibid.
- Richard Earle of Arundel with others, take an hundred saile at sea 602. 69
  - Their victorie depraued by K. Richard the second his fauo∣rites ibid.
  - Malignant construction made of his seruice and theirs 602 69
  - He is arraigned, condemned and beheaded 607. 101
- Richard Plantage••et Earle of Cambridge his conspiracy with other detected 629. 31 32
  - The conspiratours beheaded ibidem
  - His title to the Crowne from Edmund Mortimer Earle of March. 652. 8
  - Richard Earle of Cambridge knighted and created Duke of Yorke 653. 11
  - Made Constable of England 655. 19
  - Made regent of France 658. 28
  - Employed in Ireland 662. 45
  - He goeth with an armie into France 659. 29
  - Taketh armes openly vpon pretense to reforme, but in∣deede to gaine the Crowne 665. 55
  - Made Regent againe 660. 37
  - His pedigree & claime there∣by to the Crowne 670. 671
  - Richard Duke of Yorke practi∣seth and reacheth at the Crowne of England 662. 43
  - His solemn oth to be true to K. Henry the sixth 605. 58
  - He causeth Edmund Duke of Somerset to be arrested and practiseth his ouerthrow 665. 55. 9. 666. 61
  - Createth himselfe Protectour of the Realme 667. 65
  - Discharged from it ibid. 66
  - He pursueth Q. Margaret and the Prince into the North 671
- Richard Duke of Yorke retur∣neth out of Ireland, & openly in Parliament claimeth the Crowne of England 670. 84
- Richard Duke of Yorke slaine at the battaile of Wakefield 671 89
  - His head crowned with a pa∣per, sent to Qu••ene Mar∣garet 672. 90
  - His younger sonne Earle of Rutland a childe slain by the Lord Clifford 672. 89
- Richard Duke of Yorke second son to K. Edward the fourth, conueied with his brother Edward to the Toure 701. 39
- Richard Neuil Earle of War∣wicke, with George Duke of Clarence, proclaime Henry the sixt King againe 681. 47 48
- He is made gouernour of the Realme during ciuill trou∣bles, with George Duke of Clarence ••682. 53
- Richard Duke of Glocester in∣uadeth Scotland 689. 111
  - His discription for person & qualities 694. 5. 6
  - He killeth K. Henry the sixth with his owne hands ibid.
  - Causeth the death of George Duke of Clarence his bro∣ther 694. 7
  - Hee forecasteth to be King in his brother K. Edward the fourth his time ibid.
  - His deepe policy to attaine the Crowne 694. 7
  - He with the Duke of Buckin∣gham imprisoneth the Lord Riuers, at Northampton 696 16
  - Made protectour of K. Edward the fifth and of the Realme 697. 24
  - Intreated to accept of the Crowne 709. 60
  - Saith, Nay, and would haue it 709. 63
- Richard Duke of Glo••ester ac∣cepteth of the Crowne 709 63
- Richard the third beginneth his raigne 710
  - His armes and broad seale ib. Compared to Galba the Em∣perour 713. 5
  - A bad subiect, but a good Prince ibidem
  - His Clemency and affability in the beginning of his raign 713. 6
  - His coronation in great State 714. 12
  - His progresse towards Gloce∣ster 714. 15
  - He plotteth the death of his Nephewes Edward and Ri∣chard, K. Edward the fourth his sonnes 715. 15
  - He maketh peace with Scot∣land 720. 38
  - His vnquiet conscience for murthering his Nephewes 716
  - He refraineth Queene Ann his wifes bed 621. 42
  - Hee courteth the Lady Eliza∣beth, daughter to King Ed∣ward the fourth his brother 722. 43
  - Marcheth in order of battaile to Leicester 723. 48
  - His manner of embattailing in the field 723. 23, 53
  - His Oration to his Soldiours 723. 24
  - Slaine in battaile valiantly fighting 725. 57
  - Being dead attainted in Parli∣ament 729. 9
  - His dead body how vsed and enterred 725. 59
  - His stone coffin made a drin∣king trough for horses 725 59
  - His description 725. 60
  - His workes of deuotion 726 60
  - His issue 726. 62
- Richard a name ominous to the Kings of England 710. 1
- Richard de Saint Albain•• re∣nounceth Christianity, and turneth to the Sultan of Ba∣bilon Saladine 469. 93
- Richmond Earledome first ere∣cted 426. 73
- Richmond the Kings house built out of the ashes of Shene, or Shine 746. 61. 751 72
- Nicholas Ridley Bishop of Lon∣don burnt in Oxford 824. 66
- Nicholas Ridley Bishop of Lon∣don defendeth Queen Ianes title in a Sermon 817. 10
- Rie Towne fired and rifled by the French 593. 3
- Lord Riuers King Edward the fifth his vncle, with others sent to Pomfrait Castle, with the Lord Richard Grey Ed∣ward the fift his half brother 705. 51
- Beheaded ther without order of Law, at the very instant when the Lord Hastings was beheaded in the Toure of London 696. 19. 705. 51
- Roan true to King Richard the first 478. 45
  - Euer true to the English crown 492. 27
  - Beseiged by the French King Philip 492. 27
  - Lost 493. 27
  - Roan dismanteled of her wals 493. 28
  - Beseiged and assaulted by the English. 638. 5
  - Vpon what Articles to bee rēdred to the English 638. 56
  - Won by them 639 57
- Robert surnamed Curtoise Willi∣am Conquerours sonne, clai∣meth Normandy and warreth against his father 420. 39. 421. 44
  - Why so surnamed 425. 68
  - Imprisoned and bereft of his sight, by his brother Henry, 425. 68.
  - Possessed of Normandy. 427. 3
  - His gentle disposition 428. 3.
  - He releeueth his brother Hen∣rie an enemie 429. 14
  - He mortgageth land for sup∣ply of money, to gaine the kingdome of England. 428. 5
  - Con••trained to make peace with his brother William Ru∣fu•• 429. 12
  - Mortgageth Normandy to his brother 430. 26
  - He goeth to Ierusalem, to the holy warre ibid.
  - Returneth into Normādy 435. 7
  - Attempteth the Crowne of England ibid.
- Robert▪ Curtoise remitteth his yearely pay out of England 436. 15
  - Sueth submissiuely to his bro∣ther King Henry for peace 436. 18
  - Not regarded of him ibid.
  - Prepareth for warre 437. 21
  - Taken prisoner by his bro∣ther Henry 437. 22
  - His valour & rashnesse. 43732
  - Escapeth out of prison, is ta∣ken againe and bereft of his eie-fight 437. 24
  - Dyeth in prison vpon sorrow 442. 56
  - Buried in Glocester ibid.
- Robert the sixt Duke of Nor∣mandie, magnanimious and liberall 413. 2••
  - Marrieth Arletta ibid.
  - His death in pilgrimage ibid.
- Robert Earle of Mellent attem∣pteth to make William, Ro∣bert Curtoise his sonne, Duke of Norusandie 440. 44
- Both taken prisoners by Tan∣keruile 440. 45
- Robert, the third base sonne of King Henry the first, his Is∣sue, death and buriall. 443. 66
- Robert the fourth base sonne of King Henry ibid. 69
  - Robert Earle of Glocester halfe brother to Maude the Empresse riseth against king Stephen 447. 12
  - He flieth into France, 448. 15
  - He denounceth Stephen an o∣pen▪ enemy to the state, and foresworne. 447. 12.
- Robert Earle of▪ Glocester his bold attempt for the crowne of England 484. 19
  - He spoileth Worcester. 448. 22
  - His speech before battell. 449 25
  - True to Maude the Empresse, taken prisoner 452. 36
  - He and King Stephen redeeme one another. 452. 37
- Robert Earle of Glocester dieth. ibid. 40
- Robert Earle of Leicester sideth with young king Henry a∣gainst his father 465. 65
  - He affronteth his soueraigne disloially 465. 69
  - Vanquished in fight and taken Prisoner. 465. 68. 70
- Robert de Artois, Earle of Rich∣mond slaine 575. 74
- Sir Robert Rous, a braue war∣riour his exploits 594. 9
- Robert of Riddisdale Captaine of Northerne Rebels. 679. 35
- Robin of Ridisdale the leader of Northerne Souldiers a∣gainst the Coronation of Richard the third 713. 7
- Robert Deuere••x Earle of Es∣sex sent into France to aide Henrie the fourth King of France. 867. 256.
- His answer to the Lord Kee∣pers letter 877. 231
- Robert Deureux Earle of Essex his vaiiant seruice at Lisbon 865. 238. 240
- See more in Deureux.
- Rochel besieged by the French. 587. 145
- Manfully defended, continu∣eth English. ibid.
- Rochel remaineth true to the English 494. 33
- Rochel in Xantoig•• taken from the English by Lewis the French King 513. 17
- Rochester Cathedrall Church built 332. 13
- Ia•••• Rochford, widow to George Bullen Lord Rochford be∣headed for concealing adul∣tery 780. 109
- Rodoricke king of the Picts con∣quered by Marus a British King. 217. 3
- Roger Bishop of Salisb••ry and other prelates come to a Councel armed. 428. 17
  - Hee with the rest refuse to yeeld vp their Castles to King Stephen 428. 18
  - He with Alexander Bishop of Lincolne apprehended. ibid.
- Roger yeeldeth vp Deuizes and Sherburn•• Castles, with a great summe of money to King Stephen. ibid.
- Roger Mortimer opposeth Si∣mon Montford and the re∣bellious Barons 538. 102
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- ... Roi-Crosse, a Meere marke be∣tweene England and Scot∣land. 419. 32
- Rollo the Dane discomfited in England, passeth into France 357. 10
  - His aduentures and descent 411. 5. 6
  - His dreame 412. 7
  - The same expounded. ibid. 8
  - He sendeth an Embassage to Alstan alias Athelstane king of England 412. 9
  - He commeth to King Alstans Court. 412. 10
  - He entreth into league with King Alstane ibid. 13
  - His faith to King Alstane. ibid.
- Rollo the first Duke of Norman∣die how hee did homage to King Charles the Simple. 413. 19
- Romania. i. Britaine. 160. 8
- Romane Writers best directors for the Antiquity of Britain, and the Britanes. 157. 1
- Romans downefall cause of ma∣ny kingdomes rising, 160. 9
- Romanes neuer descended of the Troians 166. 25.
- Romanes long vnknowne to Historiographers 169. 9
- The Romans base Original 170 13
- Romans second possessours of Britaine. 183. 1
- Roman Souldiours die of sick∣nesse in Britaine 229. 6
- Roman Empire diuided 257. 1
- Roman Monarchie of what continuance 272. 2
- Romans state from Tarquinius vnto Iui. Caesar of what con∣tinuance. 278. 2
- Roman Empires dissipation. 278. 2
- Romans vnable to defend their owne. 279, 8
- Romans giue Britaine a finall farewell. ibid. 7
- Roman Empire ouergreat. 188. 3
- King of Romans, a title aequiua∣lent to Caesar, in the time of the late Emperours of Rome 534. 89
- Romes birth-day solemnized 240. 2
- Rome sacked by Gothes and Vandals 277. 9
- Rome taken and sacked againe. 761. 54
- New Rome built. 261. 12
- Romans the Originall of the Old Romans 166. 25
- Romanists insolency and op∣pression in England, causeth insurrection 516. 29
- Roman strangers or Popelings, in England, infest the Realme much in King Henry the 3. his daies. 523. 57
- Romish rites, and Idolatrous reliques restored in England. 826. 85
- Rome-Scot. See Peterpence
- Rood of Grace, or of Boxley in Kent, broken in peeces. 778 100
- Rosamund, daughter of Walter Lord Clifford, Paramore to King Henry the second. 471 111.
- Her Tombe and Epitaph. ibid.
- Red-Ros••, badge of the Lanca∣strian house 682. 59.
- White-Rose, badge of Yorke Fa∣mily ibid.
- Rotheram Archbishop of Can∣terbury. 721. 42
- Rothericke the great Prince of Conaught stileth himselfe King and Monarch of Ire∣land 462. 46
  - He doth homage to K. Henry the second, 464. 60
  - Receiued into king Henry the second his protection, be∣commeth Tributary, 467. 83
- Round Table erected at Windsor 575. 76
- Round Table erected in France, ibidem.
- Rowena alias Roxena, Hengists daughter 289, 4. 225
- Roxburgh or Roxborough Castle wonne. 547. 29
- Roxborough rased by the Queen of Scotland in reuenge of her husbands death. 670. 83
- Fyred by the Scots 593. 3
- Royall exchange in London built. 852. 140
- Ruffinus fellow martyr with Wulfald 340. 8
- Ruffinus Gouernor of Constan∣tinople 274. 1
  - His Ambition 275. 3
  - Slaine and beheaded 276. 3
- Rufus marrieth Claudia the British Lady. 203. 7
- He is surnamed Pudens. ibid.
- Runing-Mead Councell and Charters 503. 56
- Sir Iohn Russell Lord Priuy Seale his valiant seruice a∣gainst the Cornish Rebels. 806. 25
- Rustandus the Popes Agent in England, his fetch to gather money 535. 86
- Ruthlan Castle in Northwales recouered by King Henry the second. 456. 8
- Rutters or Routs what they be 480. 93
S
- SAbrina. i. Seuerne, a Riuer in Britaine. 194. 12
- Sacae, a people in Asia thought to giue name vnto the Sax∣ons. 284. 2
- Sir Warham Saint Leger killeth Mac-Guer, and is killed by him. 874. 309
- Saisen, Seaxen and Seaxes what persons 285. 8
- Saladine Sultan of Babylon sub∣dueth the Christians. 469. 96
  - Winneth Ierusalem from the Christians 468. 90
  - Put to flight by King Richard the first 476. 35
- Salicke Law 567. 17. 571. 47
- Salicke Law for the Kingdome of France, impugned Chi∣cheley Archbishop of Can∣terbury 626. 19
- How farre it extendeth. 626. 19
- Claime of the Crowne in France by the Law Salicke, how badly it sped, and what successe the Vsurpers had. 627. 22. 23
- Earle of Salisbury depriued of his Lord Chauncellourship 667. 66
- Bishop of Salisbury murdred by his owne tenants, 663. 48
- Salustius Lucullus succeedeth Agricola in Britaine. 275. 17
- Put to death by Domitian for what offence. 216. 18
- Salutes a Coine of king Henry the fifth in France. 643. 63
- Paulus Samosatenus the Here∣ticke banished 649. 8
- Samothea, the first name of Bri∣taine. 158. 3
- Samothes, alias Mesech, the first inhabitor of Britaine. 157. 3.
- Sanctuary priuiledges, debated in Councell 698
- Sanctuaries deuised the second time 749. 69
- Sanders maintaineth Queene Elizabeths depriuation. 844 78
- His letter to Doctor Allen 845. 89
- Sanders the Irish Legate his miserable ende 843. 81
- Sandwich taken by the French 667. 67.
- Sanguelac, alias Senlac, the place where William of Nor∣mandy fought with K. Harold 423. 54. 424. 63
- Sapor or Sapores the bloody K. or Tirant of Persia. 244. 5
- Submitteth to Theodosius the Emperour 272. 4
- Saracens whence they came. 323
- Sasones a people where seated 280. 2
- Sat••rninus elected Emperor a∣gainst his will 252. 3
  - His speech to the Electors ibid. 4
  - His death. ibid. 5
- Sauary de Malleon deputed Lieutenant in Aquitaine vn∣der King Henry the third. 511. 12
  - Ouerthrowne in battel by K. Lewis of France 513. 17
  - He turneth French ibid.
- Sauoy an Hospitall founded. 751. 70
- Burnt by Rebels 595. 29
- Saxo, the supposed Stockfather of the Saxons 284. 2
- Saxons, the word whence deri∣ued ibid.
- Saxons enter into Germany 284. 4
- Their originall ibid.
- The Saxons Prophecy, to pos∣sesse Britaine 300. yeeres 283. 8
- They picke quarrels with the Britaines 289
- Saxons in old time valiant and aduenturous. 285. 8
- Fearefull to the Romanes. 284. 5
- Saxons Heptarchy of what con∣tinuance 278. 2
- Saxons Monarchy of what con∣tinuance. ibid.
- Saxons called into Britaine for friendes, proue enemies. 281. 1
  - Great warriours and fortu∣nate 283. 7
  - The Saxons Tribes. 284. 6
- The Saxons answer to the Bri∣taine Embassadors. 283. 7
  - They do good seruice at their first comming. ibid.
  - Their first arriuall 283. 8
- Saxons in Britaine conceale all victories against themselues 313
- Saxons superstitious 288. 8
- Their names and customes. 286. 2
- Saxons described. 286
  - Became Christians first, in Britaine 205. 16
  - Famous for Piracies. 276
- Saxons apparell 286. 3
  - Great punishers of adultery & incontinency 287. 6
  - Their maner of Gouernment and iurisdiction 288. 10
  - Valorous. 287. 5
  - Their weapons 287. 5
- Saxons of Germany thirsted af∣ter the Conquest of Britaine 178,
- Their manner of warre and battell 287. 5
- Their resolute courage, ibidem
Saxons Empire in England en∣deth 408. 51
Saxons vanquished in battell, and driuen out of Thanet. 290. 10.
Saxons and Britans treaty and agreement vpon Salisbury Plaine 290. 12
They murder the Britaines. ibidem
Saxonie Dukes their descent. 507. 64. 325
Saxonie Dukedome whence it came. 285. 8
Saxum Iacobi a stone of high esteeme among the Scots. 885. 10
Lord Say beheaded at the cō∣mandement of Iacke Cade. 663. 48
Scaena a bolde Britaine and fu∣gitiue 184. 5
Lord Scales murdered by the side of the Earle of Warwicke. 670. 8.
Schisme vpholden by Frederick Emperour against Pope A∣lexander the third 458. 18
Sluce surrendred 857. 180
Scotia and Scotland whence they tooke name 160. 9
The partition thereof, ibidem.
Scotish men more Ancient Christians than any other Britans 204. 9
Scots in derision rhime vpon King Edward the first. 546. 26
They inuade the Borders of England 547. 28
Scotland vnder Interdict. 560 48
Absolued ibidem,
Scots inuade the North parts of England. 594
- Enuironed by King Edward the third, escape by the trea∣son of Roger Mortimer. 566 10.
- They inuade England in king Henry the fifth his absence. 636. 44
- Discomfited. 637. 45
- Inuade Northumberland. 667 67
Scotish Noblemen taken at So∣lem-Moss-fielde, deliuered without ransome, and richly rewarded at their departure. 782, 120
Scotland and England vnited by King Iames the sixth of Scot∣land, and first of Great Bri∣taine 884. 3
Screeg and Halden leaders of Danes▪ entrench at Reading 355. 7
Sir Richard Scroope Chancel∣lor of England surrendreth vp his Broad-Seale to king Richard the second. 597. 35.
Richard le Scroope Archbishop of Canterbury, for a conspi∣racy looseth his head. 619. 43
Sir William Scroop knight Earle of Wiltshire beheaded at Bri∣stol 612. 6
Henry Scroope Lord Treasurer 620. 47
Sir Iohn Scudamore his two sons beheaded by the Earle of March, vpon the battell, and victorie at Mortimers Crosse 672. 92
Scythians whence they tooke name. 285. 8

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Scythian Empire of a poore be∣ginning 170. 14
The Sea by low ebbes giues place to the sands. 438. 34
Seedes of ciuill warres sowne in King Richard the second his dayes 601, 64
The sixe Seales in the Apoca∣lypse opened 256. 14
Broad Seale first vsed. 401. 25
Great Seale deliuered vnto E∣lizabeth mother of King Ed∣ward the 5. 697. 72
Seauen Sleepers 242. 3
Sebba King of the East-Saxons. 301. 9
- Giueth ouer his royall roabes, and becommeth professed. ibidem
- His death and tombe ibidem
- The miracle of his coffin or tombe ibidem
Sebby or Sebba King of the East-Saxons entombed. 380, 36
Sebert King of the East-Saxons 300. 3
- Conuerted to Christianity. ibidem
- His raigne, issue and buriall. 301. 3
- Sebred King of the East-Sax∣ons 301. 13
- His raigne ibidem
Segburga King Kenwalds wid∣dow ruleth ouer the West-Saxons 298. 8
Abbesse of Ely. ibid.
Segfrid King of East-Saxons 301. 11
Segonax a King in Kent. 173. 3
Segontians where seated. 173. 5
Stephen de Segraue Lord chiefe Iusticiar, taketh Sanctuary for practising against Ri∣chard Earle Marshall. 521 49
Receiued againe into fauour. 522. 54
Iohn Lord Segraue Custos of Scotland 549. 42
Thomas Seimer Lord Admirall marrieth Queene Katharine Parr Dowager 809. 53
Thomas Seimer Lord Admirall beheaded 809. 54. 55
His en••itement ibidem.
Edward Seimer Lord Protector articled against by the Lords 809. 56
- In what points 809. 60
- Emprisoned in Beauchampes Towre at Windsor, & thence sent to the Towre of London 810. 59
- Released out of the Towre. ibid. 60
- Priuily armed, commeth to the Councell-Table. 811. 67
- Sent to the Towre ibidem
- Arraigned of treason, and of felonie 811. 67
- Condemned of felony. ibid. 68
- His speech vpon the Scaffold. 812. 70
- Beheaded ibidem
Selbey Abbey, or Saint Germans Abbey founded 425, 65
Sems progenie planted in Asia. 261. 2
Semiamyra mother of Helioga∣balus 232. 8
Slaine and dragged with him, 234. 6
Seminary Priests banished by Proclamation out of Great Britain•• 889. 31
Semiramis Monarch of the As∣syrians 199, 19
Sens in France rendred vpon composition to King Henry the fifth. 644. 56
Sir Thomas Sentleger King Ri∣chard the third his brother in law put to death. 720. 56
Senwalch, see Kenwald 297. 8
Sered, Seward & Sigbert, ioint∣••ly Kings of the East-Saxons. 301. 4
Slaine ibidem
Sergeants at Law, and Lawyers plead in Westminster-Hall armed 819. 36
Sergius a Monke instructeth Mahomet 322
Serlo a fauourite of King Rich∣ard the second, spreadeth the Imposture of his being aliue. 619. 41
Drawen from Pomfrait and hanged at London 619. 40
Seruices at Coronation accor∣ding to sundry Tenures. 591. 592
Iulius Seuerus sent to suppresse Commotions in Britaine. 218. 4
Lord General of the forces in Britaine 225. 8
Septim. Seuerus Caesar to Gale∣rius 257. 2
Septim. Se••erus chosen Empe∣rour in Germany 227. 3
- He wageth warre for the Em∣pire ibid. 5
- He banisheth the souldiers for betraying P••rtinax 227. 1
- His description 230. 17
- Commeth into Britaine in person with his sonnes Bas∣sianus and Geta 228. 4
- His good parts 230. 17
- Desirous of glory 228. 6
- Consecrated to God. 231. 2
- Surnamed Britannicus Maxi∣mus 229. 8
- His Coines. 227. 229. 9
- Falleth sicke in Yorke 229, 13
- His speech to his Counsell & Captains. 230. 14
- His death, ibidem.
- His birth 230. 16
- His vertues and vicesaequally composed ibidem
- His raigne and age. 230. 17
Seuerus his porch 332. 2
Sexburga Abbesse of Elie. 310. 7
Edmond Shaa Lord Maior of London of Counsell to Ri∣chard Duke of Glocester, & Lord Protector 705. 53
Iohn Shaa Clerke (brother to the foresaid Edmond Shaa) Doctor of Diuinity, a flatte∣ring preacher, made for Ri∣chard Lord Protector. 705. 52
- He dierh for very shame of a sermon 705. 53. 706. 55
- His shamelesse assertions at Paules Crosse 706. 54
Shan-O-Neal his forces brokē. 837. 45
Slaine by Alexander Oge and his brother 837. 46
Shan-O-Neal raiseth rebellion in Ireland 836. 37
- His parentage; and vnnatural cruelty 837. 40
- His title to Vlster. 837. 42
- He tyrannizeth in Vlster. 837. 40
- His outrages 837. 43
- His manner how hee was in∣augurated O Neal 872. 41
- Submitteth to Queen Eliza∣beth 837. 44
- Doeth good seruice in Ire∣land ibidem.
- He falleth off againe ibidem
Sheepe of Cotteswold transpor∣ted into Spaine, hurtfull to England 676. 17
Lord Sheffeild slaine at Nor∣wich 808. 39
Shene or Shine, now Richmond, burnt 746. 61
Shiriffes of Shires, their extor∣tions and practises looked into by the Barons 535. 95
Shipwracke of Prince William his brethren, sister, and other Gallants 439▪40. 41
Ships of Britaine 169. 11
Shirburne an Episcopall See. 352, 4
Pride in Shooes reformed, 626 17
(Iane) Shores wife, spoyled of all that shee had by the Shi∣riffes of London 704. 49.
- Shee doth penance ibidem.
- Her description ibid. 50.
- Her qualities 705. 50
- When shee died 704. 50
- Her poore estate 705. 51
Shoreham in Sussex why so cal∣led 326, 5,
Shrewsbury battel 617. 36
Siarclos a Britaine marrieth Eurgaine sister to Ioseph of Arimathia 203. 4
Sicilie one Continent with Ita∣lie 155. 4.
Caius Sidi••s Geta his valour. 194. 3
Sir Henry Sidney Lord Deputy of Ireland 837. 45
Sir Philip Sidney slaine neer to Zutphen 856. 175
Sigebert a deuout and learned King of the East-Angles. 309 5.
- He promoteth Religion and learning 310. 5
- Becommeth a Monke, ibidem
- Slaine ibidem
- His raigne ibidem
Sigebert King of West-Saxons. 299. 14
- Giuen to viciousnes, and op∣pression ibidem.
- Killed ibidem
- His raigne ibidem
Sigebert King of East-Saxons, 301. 5
Sigibert King of East-Saxons. 301. 6.
Restored the Christian faith, & was baptized ibidem
- He is murdered ibidem
- His Raigne and issue ibidem
Sigeferth and Morcar brethren murdred by Edrick, 383. 20.
Sigeherd King of East-Saxons. 301
His Coine. ibidem
Siger de Courtney sideth with K. Edward the third against France 570. 41
Sighere King of the East-Sax∣ons becommeth an Apostata 301. 8
Reclaimed againe ibidem
Sigismund King of Polonia his Embassadour to Queene Eli∣zabeth 870. 281
His message ibidem
Sigismund Emperor trauelleth into England for to make peace betweene France and England 634. 31
Honourably entertained and stalled▪ Knight of the Garter 634. 33
He entreth a league with Eng∣land vpon articles 635. 35. 36
Signes presaging the end of K. Henry the sixth his raigne and translation of the Crowne. 671. 88
Silures descended from Spaine. 162. 7
Silures. i. those of Southwales withstand the Romans. 195. 13
They become the more re∣solute vpon Claud. Caesars threats 196. 18
Simon Zelotes martired in Bri∣taine 202. ••3
Simon Earle of Hampton taketh part with King Stephen 449. 25
His description ibid.
Simon a Monke of Swinstead Abbey poisoneth King Iohn. 506. 62
Is poisoned himselfe there∣with. 506. 62
Richard Simo•• Architect of Lambert Symnel, the Idol•• conspiracy 730. 13
- Another Sinon taken prisoner at Stokefield 733. 23
- Condemned to a Dungeon and perpetuall shackles 733. 23
Simon Tibald Archbishoppe of Canterbury beheaded by Rebels. 595. 19
Simonie losse of patronage for euer 467. 82
Simonie in the Popes. 474. 16
Simon Montfort Earle of Leice∣ster refuseth great honour in France, to auoide suspiti∣on of disloialty. 531, 82
- Reconciled to king Henry the third. ibid. 83
- Possessed of King Henry the third, Richard King of Ro∣mans, and their two eldest sonnes 538. 101
- See more in Montfort
Oliuere Sinclere Lieutenant General of Iames the fourth king of Scotland his forces, inuadeth England 781. 117
Disdained of the Nobles, loo∣seth the Field. ibid.
Siricius Archbishop of Can∣terbury perswadeth compo∣sition with the Danes. 376. 7
Sithricke a Danish King of Nor∣thumberland. 364. 4
His sonne Godfrey and Anlaf disquiet the English. 364. 5
Pope Sixtus the fourth his Bull against Elizabeth Queene of England 857. 187
Sixtus Quintus the Pope, his Crusado 856. 195
His contribution to the inua∣ding of England. 856. 195
Six Articles deuised by Stephen Gardiner 779. 105
- Enacted. 780. 111
- What they were. ibidem
- Repealed 805. 18
- In some sort repealed in king Henry the eighth his time: reuiued and executed by Q. Mary 826. 86
Slaughter of the Scots at Dup∣line or the water of Erne. 568 24. 25
Slidda king of the East-Saxons his marriage, death and issue 300. 2
Marke Smeton confesseth a∣gainst Queene Anne Bullen, and his owne consciencce, yet was executed. 771. 88
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A Smiths francke speech in the behalfe of Hubert de Burgh Earle of Kent 517. 34
Sir Thomas Smith Embassador into France to demand Ca∣lais according to couenants. 838. 47
His pleading for Calais be∣fore King Charles the ninth, the Queene mother &c. sit∣ting in state. 838. 839. 840. 841
Sociall warres, what it is, and the Law or right therof. 468 61
Solem-Mosse Field, 782. 118
Iohn Lord Somerset slaine at Tewkesbury Fielde, 684. 71
Iohn Someruile a Traitor stran∣gleth himselfe in Newgate. 845. 83
Sophes termed Sēnothoes 162. 9
A Sophisticall aequiuocation deui••ed for the killing of K. Edward the second 568. 7
Soules immortall. 168. 8
Southampton burnt by the French. 571. 44
South-Saxons kingdome the circuit of it. 295. 1
The end thereof. 296. 4
Spaine so named of Hispalus. 157. 2
Compared to an Oxe-Hide. 155. 3
Spalding a Traitor betraieth Berwicke to King Robert Bruce and by him was put to death. 559. 34
Spaniards long vnknowne to Historiographers 169. 9
Spaniards in Ireland discomfi∣ted and slaine 875. 319
Spaniards rather die then yeeld 581. 110
Spanish fleete vanquished by K. Edward the third. 581. 110
Hugh de Spenser both father & Sonne in high fauour with King Edward the 2. bani∣shed. 559. 35.
Both reuoked out of exile. 559. 37
Hugh Spenser the elder cruelly cut vp aliue and quartered 562. 62
Hugh de Spencer the yonger another Piers Gaueston 559 35
Hanged on a Gallowes fifty foote high, headed & quar∣tered 503. 67
Hugh Spenser the elder created Earle of Winchester 560. 47
Spensers sell the Kings fauour and pardon at a high rate 561. 51
A Spirit speaking in the Walle 825. 76
Sporus a youth, Neroes wife. 201. 2
Edward Squire his treason and execution. 849. 120
Sir Humfey Stafford slaine by Iacke Caede, 664. 51
Thomas Stafford with others stirre rebellion 828. 105
Beheaded. 829. 105
Sir Humfrey Stafford rebelleth against King Henry the 7. 730. 12
He taketh Sanctuary, and is executed at Tiburne. ibid
Humfrey Lord Stafford Earle of Deuonshire repelled by Sir Iohn Coniers & the rebels of the North 679. 32
- Hee and the L. Herbert Earle of Pembroke fall out for their Inne in Bambury. 679 33
- Hee leaueth with▪ his archers the Earle of Pembrock. 679. 33
- Beheaded at Bridgewater. ibid. 35
Stamboli, sometime Constanti∣nople 475. 29
A Standard or Measure first or∣dained, 435. 4
Lord Stanley wounded at the Councell Table 703. 44
His fearefull dreame ibid. 45
Lord Stanley set at liberty out of the Towre 713. 7
Thomas Stanley Earle of Darby husband to Margaret Coū∣tesse of Richmond suspected of Richard the third. 722
He refuseth to come vnto K. Richard the third and his an∣swere vnto him 723. 52
Sir William Stanley Lord Cham∣berlaine to King Henry the seuenth accused for conspi∣racy with Perkin Warbecke 739. 37
Beheaded. 740. 38
Stanley a fugitiue, plotteth Q. Elizabeths death 849. 112
Sir Willam Stanley made Cap∣taine of Deuent••r 856. 176
Traiterously selleth it to the Spaniards 857. 177
Staple of wooll translated out of Flaunders into England. 581. 112
- Walter Stapleton Bishop of Excester beheaded 562. 60
- Strange Starres appearing 432. 39
- The Starre badge of the E. of Oxford at Barnet field. 683. 64
Stephano Ibarra the King of Spaine his secretary complot∣teth the death of Queene Elizabeth 849. 115. 118
Stephen Earle of Mortaigne and of Bulloigne King of Eng∣land his Armes broad Seale and Coine. 445
- King Stephen his descent ibid.
- His Princely parts ibid.
- Fealty sworne vnto him 446. 2
- His personage and good en∣dowments 446. 3
- Free from all exactions of his subiects ibidem
- His peri••rie ibidem
- Crowned 446, 4
- His Charter at his first en∣trance ibidem
Recouered of a lethargy. 447. 9
- He entreth Normandy ibidem
- Maketh league with Lewis the seuenth King of France ibidem.
- Hee buieth his elder brother Theobald his title to Norman∣dy and England for money 447. 10
- Hee compoundeth also with Geffrey Earle of Anio•• for money 447. 10
- He returneth out of Norman∣dy into England and winneth the Castle of Bedford 447. 11
- His vsuall oth 447. 13
- He subdueth Scotland 448. 16
- His great valour in fight. 450 28
Taken prisoner in battle 450. 28
- He desires liberty and not the Crowne 451. 32
- He protesteth that hee would be a Monke or Pilgrime ibid. Loden with yrons &c. 451. 33
King Stephen his death 454. 49
- His commendation ibid.
- His deeds of deuotion. ibidem
- His wife, his honours and death 454. 54
Sterling money who first coi∣ned 506. 63
Sternwold a valiant Capitaine vnder Earle Goda 376. 6
Robert Stewart sonne of Mario∣ric Bruce daughter to King Robert Bruce, maketh head a∣gainst Edw. Baliol, in claime of the Crowne of Scotland. 569. 33
Stigand Archbishop of Canter∣burie his counsell to the Ken∣tish 416. 6
- Degraded 418. 19
- Hee and other Prelates depri∣ued, in fauour of the Normans ibidem
- Stilich•• gouernour of Italie after hee had beene emploied in Britaine 274. 7
- He hazardeth the whole Em∣pire 276. 4
- Doctor Stiuington sent in Em∣bassage to Francis Duke of Britaigne for to haue away Henry Earle of Richmond but ••••••ecteth nought 688. 99
- Stoke battaile 733. 22. 23
Stonar, Vortimers monument 314
A precious Stone hauing virtue to make one inuincible. 517 32
Stones Church in Staffordshire why so called 339. 3
Stoneheng erected by Aurelius Ambrosius 314. 3
- The description of it. 315
- Doctor Story his story 844. 79
- How hee was taken in his owne grinne and execu••••d 845. 80
Stour•• a water in Britaine. 186. 3
George Stradlon, a graue Citi∣zen of London his oration in the commō Councel 810. 58
George L. Strange pledge with King Richard the 2. for his father Thomas Stanley. 722
How he escapeth 753. 21
Strangers aduanced by King Henry the third 518. 36
Discontenteth his Nobles thereby ibidem
Strangers commanded to de∣part the Realme 513. 18
Striueling taken 547. 29
Richard Strongbow, Earle of Pembroch of Chepstow or Shi∣gil, sollicited by Dermot Mac, Murgh for Ireland 462. 52
- Entreth Ireland with his for∣ces 463. 56
- Marrieth Lady Eua, Dermots daughter 464. 67
- He winneth Dublin 464. 58
Gilbert Strongbow Earle of Strygul 438. 32
Tho. Stukeley stiled Marquesse of Ireland 853
Subsidie granted by the Poll of both Sexes occasion of mischiefe 594. 16
Subsidie denied to King Henry the third 527. 69
Subsidie denied to be paid. 761 52
Succession of the Crowne to a brother in what case 553. 5
Suetonius Paulinus gouerneth Britaine 197. 7
- His Acts 197. 8. &c.
- He prepareth against Boudicea 199. 17
Suetonius Beatus a noble Bri∣taine became a Christian. 204 9
The Sunne in his brightnesse badge of Edward Earle of March vpon what occasion. 672 92
Suffolkemen the first that aide Queene Mary 816. 5
Sumac a Towne in Poictou and name of a Familie 48••
Two Sunnes seene at once in the Skie 824. 67
Fiue Sunnes or Parhelians ap∣peare at once in the Skie in April 518. 37
Oath of Supremacy enacted. 780. 111
A Surcoate of British Pearles 187. 11
Suria a Goddesse. 222
Earle of Sussex his honourable carriage toward Lady Eli∣zabeth 822. 51. 52
S••thred K. of East-Saxons. 301 14
Expulsed by Egb••rt ibid.
Siluer Swans the Badge of Prince Edward son to Hen∣rie the sixth 668. 72
Sweating sicknesse. 811. 65
Whence caused. 158
Swaine Earle Goodwins sonne for the slaughter of his bro∣ther Beorn goeth in Pilgri∣mage to Ierusalem 400. 18
Coronell Swart slain in the bat∣tell at Stoke 733. 22
Sweyne or Swaine sonne of Ca∣nutus King of Norway con∣quered from Saint Olaffe. 293. 21
Sweyne King of Denmarke his descent 399. 9
Sweyne or Swaine King of Den∣marke enuadeth England. 377 17. 18. 19
- Put to flight 377. 28
- Sodainely strucken, whereof hee dieth 379. 32
A Swine set vpon the gate of Ierusalem 219, 7
Swithelme King of East Saxons baptized 301. 7
Saint Swithune 296. 3
Saint Swythune Bishoppe of Winchester 350. 2
Syluester Giraldu•• Cambrensis when hee flourished 164
Lambert Symnel erected as an Idoll against King Henrie the seuenth 730. 13.
Proclaimed and crowned K. of England at Dublin, as heir to George Duke of Clarence 731. 13. 14. 332. 17
Lambert Symnel erected as son to King Edward the fourth. 732. 18
- He with an Army landeth at Fowdrey Pile in Lancashire. ibidem.
- He with Richard Simon taken prisoner at Stokefield. 733. 23
- Lambert Symnell condemned to the Kings kitchen, and be∣came one of the Kings Fal∣coners. ibidem
A Synod at London in the pre∣sence of the two kings, Hen∣ries, Father and sonne. 467. 82
The Canons thereof. ibidem.
A Synode prouinciall holden at Oxford by Stephen Langton Archbishoppe of Canterbury. 512. 13
A Synode at Castile for refor∣mation of the Irish Church. 464. 61
A Synode about celebration of Easter 331

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CLaudius Tacitus elected Emperour 250. 3
- After much ibidem
- His vertues. 250. 5
- A great fauourer of learning, and learned men ibidem,
- His raigne and death 250. 6
Cornelius Tacitus his bookes carefully preserued 250. 5
Iohn Lord Talbot first Earle of Shrewsbury sent into Gascoign 666. 60
Iohn Lord Talbot slaine with his sonne Vicount Lisle. 666 60
- His commendation, ibidem
- A famous warriour 653. 12
- His sword ibidem
Sir Gilbert Talbot ioyneth with Henry Earle of Richmond. 722 47
Taliesin a Briton Poet 163. 12
Tancred King of Sicilie 474. 18
Tamia an addition to Countri∣es 159. 7
Giuen by the Greekes. ibidem
Tanned leather serueth for ar∣mour 730. 12
Tanistry law in Ireland what it is. 837. 42
Taporus See Magnetius
Tauestoke Abbey founded. 372 17
Taus Frith thoght to be Tweed. 512. 5.
Taximagul a King in Kent. 173 3
Tēples of Mercy. i. Sanctuaries. 487. 11
Temple Church in London de∣dicated 468. 89
The Inscription ouer the dore ibidem.
Templers abolished through∣out Christendome 556. 12
Templers 54 with their great master burnt at Paris. 556. 12
Temporizing betweene King Edward the fourth, and Ri∣chard the fourth, & Richard Neuil the stout Earle of War∣wicke 678. 26.
Terah the first Recorded Ido∣later 166. 24
Terwin besieged by King Hen∣ry the eighth 754. 7
Wonne by the English. ibidem
Tetricus Emperour 246. 4
He commeth in vnder Aureli∣us his protection 249. 7
Tewksbury field 684. 71
Thames Riuer fortified with stakes sharpened, &c. 186. 8
Thanet the Iland inhabited by Hengist and Horsa 289. 1
Th. Thanie Blewbeard executed for treason 663. 46
Thaodiceus Bishop of London driuen into the•• deserts of Cornwall and Wales 207. 20
Iasper Theodor Earle of Pem∣broch, sonne to Sir Owen The∣odor 672. 92
Sir Owen Theodor taken and be∣headed ibidem
Theobald Earle of Blessis in Arms against Lewis the Frenh King 439. 36
Aided by King Henry the first ibid.
Theobald Earl•• of Bloys layeth claime to Normandy 447. 8
Hee claimeth England also. 447. 10
Theobald Earle of Blois holdeth with King Henry the sonne against King Henry the fa∣ther 465. 65
Theobald Archbishop of Can∣terbury refuseth to consecrate Prince Eustace the sonne of K. Stephen for King 453. 42
Theodora the Christian Virgin 242. 3.
Theodosius entreth into Britain and London 270. 5
Highly commended and belo∣ued 270. 10.
Theodosius fellow Emperour with Valentinian the younger 272. 3
- Vanquished by the Gothes, 272. 4
- After fasting and prayer mi∣raculously obtaineth victory 274. 5
- His death 274. 6. 275. 9
Theodosius Emperour with Ʋa∣lentinian the younger, his vertues 275. 8
- He submitteth to the Church ibidem
- How hee suppressed choler, ibid.
- His progenie, raigne and age. 275. 9
Theodosius the second, Empe∣rour in the East 278
Gouerned vnder the Persian King 278. 3
Theodoricke King of Bernicia. 302. 6
Theodwald King of Bernicia. 302. 4
Theonus Bishoppe of Yorke, dri∣uen into the deserts of Corn∣wall and Wales. 207. 20
Thira wife to Earle Goodwin, her auarice and base mar∣chandizing 403. 9
- Killed with a thunderbolt. ibidem
- Thirty vsurping tyrants or Emperours at once against Galienus 245. 5
Earle of Tholouz and his peo∣ple hold of the Albigenses 514. 21
Thomas the Holy an English Schoole in Rome rebuilt. 351 6
Thomas of Brotherton sonne to King Edward the first. 552. 71
His wiues and issue 553. 71
Thomas Earle of Lancaster the greatest subiect of England in King Edward the second his dayes 556. 11
His wife stollen away, con∣fesseth her incontinency. 558 30
Thomas Earle of Lancaster and King Edward the second at peace 558. 32
Censured 559. 42
Called in seorne King Arthur, and whereupon 560. 42
Thomas of Woodstocke his ho∣nours and vertues 590.
- Wilfull and obstinate. ibid.
- Murdered at Calis ibidem
- Entombed in Westminster. ibidem
- His Issue ibidem
Thomas of Woodstocke created Duke of Glocester 600. 56
- His death conspired 602. 69
- Ouerbold in checking his so∣ueraine 606. 96
- Surprised and emprisoned, 607. 99
Thom. Earle of Lancaster ta∣ken prisoner 559. 39
Condemned of high treason, aud beheaded. 559. 40
Thomas Ratcliffe Earle of Sussex leadeth against the Earles of Northumberland and Westm••r∣land being in open rebellion 842. 68
S. Thomas Hospitall in South∣warke giuen to the City of London with reuenewes. 814 16
Thor an Idol of the Saxons, 288. 8
Thored an English Duke did good seruice against the Danes 380. 40
George Thorne a Champion for Thomas Paramour 851. 135
Thracians come from Tyras. 162. 6
Sir Nicholas Throgmorton ar∣raigned for Kets conspiracy, and quit 821. 47
Francis Throgmorton his trea∣sons. 847. 90. 91
Apprehended, confesseth his conspiracy 846. 93
Thule what Iland 160. 7
Thunder in a cleare skie. 469 98.
Ominous to Robert Deuereux when hee set forward to Ire∣land 873. 302
Thursday whence it seemeth to bee named 288. 8
Thurstan Archbishop of Yorke consecrated by Pope Calixt, against King Henry the first his command 440. 42
- Enstalled without subiection to Canterbury ibidem
- Banished 440. 43
Thurstan & Feader Collectors of Tribute slaine 397. 7
Thyre King Ethelreds daughter wife to Gormon King of Danes 355, 12
Tiberi••s Caesar his parents. 190 1.
- Hee murdereth Agrippa. ibid.
- His tyranny 190. 2
- He fought to conuert the no∣bility ibidem.
- His Hypocrisie 190. 3
- His libidinousnesse, ibidem
- His Epicurisme ibidem
- Termed Biberius Nero. ibidem
- Carelesse in state gouernment ibidem.
- His raigne and death. 191. 6
- His person & bodily endow∣ments ibidem.
Times motions of three seueral parts. 163. 4
Timothy his heresie 277, 10
Tinne plentifull in Britaine. 168. 9
Iohn Tiptoft Earle of Worcester Lieutenant of King Edward the fourth in Ireland, behea∣ded 681. 53
Tirell killeth King William Ru∣fus in New-forrest 433. 40
Iames Tirel King Richard the third his instrument to mur∣ther King Edward the fourth his sonnes 715. 16
- His parts 715. 17
- Knighted for seeing King Ed∣ward the fifth and his bro∣ther murdered 715. 19
- Executed at Towre-hill for treason 716. 20
Titulus king of the East-Angles his raigne 309. 2
Titus Vespasian made Emperor without all contradiction. 212. 1
- The darling and delight of Mankind ibid.
- His heroicall vertues ibidem
- His youth how employed 212. 2
- His Coine 213. 2
- His faults 212. 4
- His repentance at his death. ibid.
- His gouernment. 212. 7
- His vertues ibidem.
- His age raigne and death by poyson ibidem
Togodumnus a British Prince slaine in a bloudy battell 175. 9. 194. 8
Tomyris the valiant Scythian Queene 249. 199. 19
Tosto depriued of the Earldom of Northumberland. 403. 7
- Cruel to his brother Harolds seruants 403. 7
- He assaileth the coasts of Eng∣land 405. 19
Iames Touchet Lord Audley slaine 668. 72
Iames Touchet alias Tuichet L. Awdley Captain of the Cor∣nish in rebellion. 742. 46
Executed 742. 47
Tower of London founded. 420 41
VValled about 431. 31
The battel at Towton on Palm∣sonday 675. 7
Traian Emperour. 217
- His Coine ibidem.
- His descent and praise. 271 1
- Hee raised the Romans Em∣pire to the highest glorie. 217. 2
- Persecuteth Christians ibidem
- Massacreth the Iewes 217. 3
- His death 217. 4
His portraiture and descripti∣on 217. 5
Trail••-Baston Iusticiars what they were 550. 46
Translation of the New Testa∣ment into English by Tin∣dal 771. 86
Traitors executed 844. 78
Cn. Trebelius Lieutenant in Bri∣taine 218. 3
Trebellius Maximus Lieutenāt Generall in Britaine 200. 24
He sideth with Vitellius, 208. 3
Trinobantes submit to Caesar, 186. 8
Robert Trisilian Lord Chiefe Iusticiar of England. 598. 47
Executed at Tiburne. 604. 78
Triumph in London, and about for defeating the Spanish in∣uincible Armado 863. 222. &c.
Triumuirate erected between M. Antonius, Aemilius Lepi∣dus and Octauianus. 188. 2
Triumuirs of England three Ri∣chards, Yorke, Warwicke and Salisbury 668. 72
Andrew Trolope a valiant cap∣taine drawne to be a Yorkist 668 73
He abandoneth the Yorkists 669. 74.
Trophees in London erected, stood long vnfinished, by reason of the plague. 885. 9.
Truce betweene England and Scotland vpon what points. 783. 43
Truce for 18. moneths between England and France 601. 29
Truce betweene the Kings of England and of Scotland. 559. 35
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King Edward the third, in the question of little Britaine 575. 70
Truce betweene King Stephen and Prince Henry Fitz-Em∣presse. 453. 45
Truce or peace between Lewis the French King, and the two KK Henries of England, fa∣ther and sonne 466
Articles thereof 467. 79
Truce betweene King Richard the first and the Saladine for three yeeres. 477. 39
Truce be••••••ene Philip the French king and Henry the third King of England. 511 12
Truce for three yeeres between England & France in K. Hen∣ry the third his time 516. 29
Truce betweene England and France concluded at Burges, preiudiciall to the English 588. 148
Trumpetter commanded to sound before King Offa and his successors 345. 8
Sir William Trussel a Iudge, in behalfe of the Realme re∣nounceth all homage and allegeance to King Edward the second 564. 74
Tufa what it is 263. 8
Tufa or Thuuf the Roman Stan∣dard 334. 8
Iames Tuich••t. See Touchet.
A Tunne of Tenis balles sent from the Dolphin of France to Henry the fifth King of England 628. 25
How it was promised to bee repaied. ibid.
Tunis in Africke built out of of the ruines of Carthage 541. 2
- Besieged by King Lewis of France ibid.
- The seige raised vpo•• Capitu∣lations 542. 3
The Turkish Ensigne. 479. 57
Turkes come from Togorma. 162. 6
Turkish Empire of a meane be∣ginning 170. 14
Turkil a leader of the Danes. 378. 26
Protecteth the English for pay 379. 31, 32
Torlogh Leinigh vsurpeth the title of O-Neale 853. 150
A tyrant to his neighbours the Irish 853. 151
Turney besieged by King Hen∣rie the eight 755. 10
- Wonne by the English. ibid.
- The strength of Turney. ibid.
- Yeelded to King Henry the eight ibid.
- Deliuered vpon composition to the French 757. 29
Tydders or Tiders after three descents English, and fiue Princes, now vanished. 746. 61

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VAldenses. See Albigenses. Vaelens partner in the Em∣pire with Valentinian 271
His death 271. 14
Ʋalentia the name of Britaine. 160. 8. 270. 9
Valentine rebelleth against The∣odosius 270. 7
Put to death ibid.
Valentinian elected Emperour. 269. 1
- His death age and raigne 271 12
- His birth and parentage. 269 2
- A Christian. ibid.
- His personnage and vertues 271. 13
- His defects. ibid. 12
Valentinian the elder marrieth Faustine during the life of Seuera his owne wife. 272 2
Valentinian the yonger, Empe∣rour with his brother Grati∣an ibidem 1
- Strangled in his bed. 273. 10
- His raigne and age. ibid.
Valentinian the third Emperor in the West 279. 3
His descent ibid. 4
Valerianus Emperour. 244. 1
- His descent. ibid. 2
- A protector of Christians at first ibid.
- Taken prisoner by Sapores King of Persia ibid. 3
- His miserable seruitude. ibid.
- Cruelly tortured and murthe∣red by Sapores. ibidem 4 &c.
- His raigne and age 244. 5
Vandals sent to inhabite Bri∣taine 255. 2
Vandals infest Denmarck in the absence of King Canutu••. 391 9.
Variance betweene England and France 758. 35
Varronianus a very infant de∣clared Caesar 268. 5
L. Ʋauclere Deputie of Callais vnder Richard Neuill Earle of Warwicke impeacheth his lan∣ding 680. 41
Taxed for playing with both hands. ibid.
Bastard of Vaurus hanged on a tree which himselfe had na∣med Vaurus 647. 76
Vbsola the Saxons Temple all of gold 288. 8
Vectius Bolanus Deputie in Bri∣taine 209. 7
Ʋecturiones Eastern Picts. 269 4
Vellocatus Paramour to Cartis∣mandua. 196. 20
Ʋenutius a famous King of the Brigantes rebelleth in Britaine 196. 20
His Coine ibid.
Iohn de Ʋere Earle of Oxford, surprised St. Michaels Mount against K. Edward the fourth 686. 85
Streightly imprisoned in Normandy ibid.
Iohn de Vere Earle of Oxford ioineth with Henry Earle of Richmond, and in great fauour with him now King 721. 40
Robert de Vere Marquesse of Dublin and the first in England 600. 56
- Duke of Ireland 604. 65
- Dieth in Brabant exiled. ibid. 82
- Buried in Coln Priory. 606. 92
Robert Vere Earle of Oxford &c. forsaketh his wife Philippa, and marrieth Lancerona. 602. 590
His banishment and death in penurie ibid.
Veruoil battaile in Perth. 653. 7.
Verulamium, or Verolamium a famous Citie neere the place where St. Albans standeth. 178.
Sacked by the Iceni. 198
L. Verus associate to M. Aure∣lius in the Empire 221. 2
- His Coine ibid.
- He persecuteth the Christians ibidem.
Vespasian his rising and by what Abbettors 209. 3
- Succeedeth Vitellius in the Roman Empire. 210. 1
- His worth. ibid.
- His originall ibid 2
- His imploiment in youth ibid. 3
Chosen Emperour by the Mae∣sian Souldiers 210 5
Proclaimed Emperour at Cae∣saria and Alexandria 211. 6
A great scourge of God against the Iewes ibid 15
- His peaceable death. ibid.
- His endowments of body, ibidem 16
- His vertues ibidem
- His valiant seruice in Britaine 194. 6
- Rescued by his sonne Titus ibid. 7
Vetranio Proclaimed Emperor 262. 2
Vffa first King of the East-An∣gles 309. 2
Ʋffines who they were ibid.
Robert Vfford Ealre of Suffolke taken prisoner by the French 573. 55
Vicount de Melun bewraieth the Frenchmens intended treachery 505
Victory at Sea against the French 573. 56
Victorinus. See Aurelius.
Ʋictorinus a Moore his Stra∣tagem 252. 8
Victorinus Lieutenant in Bri∣taine 276. 8
Ʋilla Franca sacked by the English 870. 280
Iulius Vindex opposeth Nero 200. 24
Virgil the Poet alludeth to the vniuersall peace when Christ was borne 189. 6
Hee alludeth to the birth of Christ ibidem
Virgins eleuen thousand sent with Vrsula into Armorica, cast away at Sea, & perished 280. 9
In Virginea a Colony of Bri∣taines seated 157. 13
Virius Lupus President in Bri∣taine 228. 3
Hil-Vites. i. Heluetians. 285. 9.
Vitellius how hee came to bee Emperour 208. 3
- Glad of Otho his death 209. 1
- His magnificent entrance in∣to Rome, ibidem. 2
- His descent diuersly reported ibid. 3
- His father in great fauor with former Emperours ibid.
- His excessiue gluttony & ex∣pences 209. 4
- His raigne and ignominious death. 209, 8
- His age 210. 9
- His person. ibid. 10
- Libelled against by Ast••olo∣gers. ibid. 8
Vlster spoiled 876. 324
Vlysses his Alter in Caledonia 160. 7. 168. 9
Whether he visited Britaine 168. 9
Sir Robert Vmfreuil discomfi∣teth the Scots. 638. 26
Vnderwood betraieth his Master the Duke of Suffolke in Astley Parke 818. 22
Vnion treated of at Bloys for the French State 866. 244
Vnion of England and Scotland before time attempted but ef∣fected by King Iames 884. 3
Ʋ••abdelis King of Granada looseth it. 746. 62
Vodine Archbishop of London reproueth King Vortigern 290 8.
It cost him his life ibid.
Vologeses a Persian Prince 197 6.
Volusenus Iul. Caesars spie in Britaine 183. 2
Volusianus Emperour with his father Treb. Gallus 242. 4
His Coine ibid.
Vortigerne King of Britaine. 281. 1
- His raigne full of troubles. ibid.
- Chosen King by the Britaines to repell the common Ene∣mie 282. 6
- His descent ibid. 313
- Sendeth for the Saxons. ibid.
- Why hee sent for the Saxons 313.
- Giueth himselfe to sensuality. 289. 3
- Enamoured of Row••na and weddeth her 289. 4
- He marrieth his owne daugh∣ter by Rowena 313.
- Deposed by the Britaines his owne subiects. 290. 8
- Deposed and imprisoned 313
- Restored to the Crowne 290. 314. 11
- Taken prisoner 290. 12
- He flieth into Wales 291. 14
- His Castle in Wales ibidem
- Burntwith his incestuous wife in his Castle 313. 291. 15
- His issue 313
Vortimer chosen King by the Britaines in lieu of his father Vortigerne 290. 9. 313. 2
- Poisoned by Rowena 290. 10. 314.
- A valiant Prince. 313. 2
Vortimers battailes in what places fought 313. 2
Vortimers monument. 314
Vortiporus King of the Britains 320
Gildas his censure of him. ibid.
Vrbane the Pope raiseth warre for the Holy land. 430. 26
Pope Vrbane the fifth laboreth to vnite the Kings of England and France against the com∣mon Enemie of Christen∣dome 587. 41
Vskfren King Edwins sonne. 335. 16
Vsurers called Caursini here in England 522. 52
Vsurers not knowne in London 522. 53
Vsurpers of the West Empire. 6.
With their monies. 245. 246. 3.
Vter Pendragon King of Britain 315
- His victory. ibid
- In loue with Lady Igren, ibid
- How hee obteined her. 316
- Poysoned & buried in St••ne∣heng ibid.
- Why surnamed Pendragon. ibid.
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... Britaines 291. 15
Vtred forsaketh Prince Ed∣mund and submitteth to Canu∣tus. 380. 37
Vulfere Monarch of the Eng∣lish. 333

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Battaile of Wakefield 677. 89
A Wall in Britaine from Tine to Carleil. 220▪2
A Wall made by Seuerus from Sea to Sea. 229. 8
A Wall deuised by the French for the inuasion of England. 601. 61
Walbrook in London whence it tooke name. 255. 9
Wales ruled by English Lawes and Officers. 545. 15
Wales Princes do homage vn∣to William Conqueror. 420. 37.
Wales by whom first fastened to the Crowne of England. 506. 63
Let out to ferme. 530. 78
Walker a Citizen and Grocer of London beheaded for words bearing a double con∣struction. 675. 4
William Wallace alias Wallais executed 550. 47
Wallingford Castle besieged by King Stephen 453. 43
Wallo the Popes Legat his good seruice for expulsion of Lewis and the French 508. 2
Our Lady of Walsingham and of Ypswieh with other Images burnt 778. 100
Waltham in Essex named Holy-Crosse by King Harold. 409 12.
Waltheof Earle of Northamp∣ton discouereth a conspiracie and looseth his head. 420. 34 36.
His great estate. ibid.
Walter Deureux Earle of Es∣sex his expedition vnto Vl∣ster, and his vntimely death. 853. 149
Walther Bishop of Couentry, onely allowed King Edward the second his affection to Piers de Gaueston. 556. 11
William Walworth Maior of London killeth Wat Tyler 595. 22.
Knighted and endowed with Lands by King Richard the second. 595. 25
Wannes dich how called be∣fore time. 328. 6
Wark Castle rased by the Q. of Scots. 670. 83
Wark Castle besieged by the Scots. 761. 49
Iohn de Warren Earle, C••stos of Scotland 548. 33
Iohn de Warren Earle of Surrey killeth Alan le Zouch Lord Chiefe Iusticiar in Westmin∣ster Hall. 539. 105
Warren Earle taketh part with Stephen against the Nobles. 450▪26
VVarhaems speech to the Duke of Burgundie to ouerthrow Perkin Warbeck▪ his feigned title. 739, 36
Warres in all parts of the Em∣pire. 269. 2
Earle of Warwicke condemned of high treason and banished 607. 100
Counterfeit-Earle of Warwick in King Henry the seuenth his time hanged. 745. 59
Earle of VVarwicke desig∣ned to die. 745. 60
See more in Edward Plantage∣net last male of that house 746 61
VVilliam Wallace a leader of Outlawes in Scotland driueth William Ormesby King Ed∣ward the first his Iusticiar in Scotland, out of Scotland. 547. 32
He putteth to flight Iohn War∣ren Earle of Surrey, and the English forces. 548. 33
Wat Tyler his rebellion 595. 20
- The Idoll of Clownes. ibid.
- Slaine in Smithfield 595. 21
- Watches of the night foure. 184
Waters or bourne bursting out of the earth 886. 85
Waterford alias Porthlago won by Richard Strongbow. 464. 56
Watson a Priest condemned for treason and executed. 886. 15
Weare or Ware fortresse built by the Danes 338▪23
Iohn VVeathamsted Abbot of Saint Albans when he wrote. 164
Hee disproueth the discourse or narration of Brute. ibidem
Weights & measures who first ordained and setled. 506. 63
Wels Cathedrall Church foū∣ded 298. 11
A Well of bloud in Barkeshire. 431. 30.
Sir Robert Wells, sonne to the Lord Wells raiseth a Commo∣tion in Lincolneshire 680. 39.
Taken and beheaded. 680. 40
Wellesbourne a family in Eng∣land whence descended. 507. 70
Lord Wells beheaded 680. 34
Welshmen come from Cim∣brica Chersonesus. 161,
VVelshmen resist King Stephen 446. 6
VVelsh hostages hanged at Nottingham for their fathers disloyalty to King Iohn. 498. 45
VVelsh Lords in Armes soone repelled by King Henry the third 511. 11
VVelsh in Armes againe in K. Henry the third his dayes. 515. 25.
VVelsh rise in Armes for op∣pression 533. 88
Their resolution in defence of liberties ibidem.
VVelsh voluntary aide against Scotland 547. 29
VVelshmen in Armes against King Henry the first subdu∣ed. 438. 32
VVelsh tumults 448. 4••
Lord Wenlock•• slaine by Ed∣mund Duke of Somerset for not following him at the bat∣tell of Tewkesbury. 684. 7
William de Warren first Earle of Surrey 426. 75
Lord Wentworth late Deputy of Callis arraigned for the losse of Callis 833. 9
Wereburg a Nunne in Ely. 307 6
A professed virgin 340 9
Saint Wereburgs the Cathe∣drall Church in Westchester built 340. 9
Robert Westbrome an Arch-Re∣bell in Suffolke stiled King of the Commons there. 595. 20
Westminster Abbey Church newly founded by K. Henry the third 511. 11
Westminster Church enlarged and enriched 431. 1
Westminster Hall built, 431. 31 301. 12,
The East part of it rebuilt. 428. 71
Westminster Statutes first ena∣cted 543. 10
Westminster Chappell built, 751. 3
First by King Edward the 3. and enlarged by King Henry the 7 589. 154
VVest Saxons Kingdome, 296
The circuit thereof 297, 2
Wethercock or Eagle of Pauls Church blowne downe by tempest 749. 70
White-rose a title giuen to Ka∣therine Gordon Perkin War∣beckes wife 744. 41
Thomas Weyland Lord Chiefe Iustice seuerely punished 545. 17
Weysford in Ireland rendred & giuen to Robert Fitz-Stephē 463. 56
- It reteineth still English at∣tire and language. 463. 55
- Weysford speech. ibid
Whorwell Abbey founded. 372. 17
Sir Thomas Wiat his conspira∣cie and rebellion 818. 28
- His proclamation against Q. Maries marriage with Phi∣lip the▪ 2. King of Spaine. 819. 28
- His demands 819. 35.
- How answered by Sir Edward Hastings 819. 35
- Hee marcheth toward Lon∣don 820. 38
- Hee and his company spoyle Winchester house ibid.
- Hee remoueth from South∣warke to Kingston vpon Thames 820. 40
- Hee passeth the Thames, ibidem.
- Commeth to Ludg••e. 821. 42
- Yeeldeth to Clarentieux. 821. 45.
- Beheaded on Tower-Hill. 821. 46
Wibba King of the Mercians, his Issue, raigne and death. 306. 2
Wiccingi a Company of Danes 357. 17
William Wickham Bishoppe of Winchester hath the Broade Seale giuen vnto him. 604. 81
Iohn Wickliffe of Oxford the lampe to many noble Di∣uines. 207. 22
- His doctrine spreadeth, and is embraced in England in King Richard the second his time 610. 117
- Approued especially by the Vuiuersity of Oxford ibidem
- Opposeth the church of Rome at Oxford 588. 152
His followers called Lolards▪ ib Iohn Wickliffe calumniated & defended 610. 118
- He dieth of a palsie ibidem
- His slanderous Epitaph deui∣sed by a Monke ibidem.
- The principall points of his doctrine ibidem
- His bookes condemned as he∣reticall 630. 35.
Wickliuians burnt and strang∣led 626 15
Widomare Viscount of Limoges findeth an hoard of gold and siluer 481. 68
Part thereof sent by him to King Richard the first, is not well accepted 481. 68
Wight Isle surprised by the French 593. 3
Wight Isle why so named. 285. 9
Wigtred or Withred king of Kent his raigne and death. 294. 11
Blacke-Will alias Will. Slaugh∣ter, appointed to serue princ e Edward the 5. and his brother 715. 18
Ralph Wilford a counterfeite Earle of Warwicke in King Henry the seuenth his time hanged 745. 59
William de Wilford a valiant Sea-Captaine his exploites and prizes 618. 39
William a promoting calumni∣ator of great men to the king hanged 524. 60
Wilfride Bishoppe of Selste. 296 3.
His speech as touching cele∣bration of Easter 331
William of Malmsbury when hee wrote ••63. 13.
William of Newborough when hee liued 163. 16
- He enueigheth against Gef∣frey Ap-Arthur. 164. 18
- With what deuise it is put by ibidem
William Long-Espee, 2. Duke of Normandie his parentage. 213. 21
After Baptisme named Robert ibidem.
Murdered through the practise of Lewis the French King. ibidem
William Longe-spee first naturall sonne of Henry the second by Rosamond 471. 111
His marriage, Issue, death and buriall ibidem.
William Alberle cruelly whip∣ped and hanged guiltlesse. 430 23
William of Anco for conspi∣ring William Rufus his death bereft of eyesight and virili∣tie 430. 23
William Earle of Mortaigne taken prisoner 437. 21
William Ypres created Earle of Kent 451, 35
- He and his Flemings fauored of King Stephen 447. 13
- Embattelleth against his peeres 450. 26
William de Ypres true to King Stephen 450. 29
William Long-champe Chancel∣lour of England for his infi∣nite Tyrannie thrust out of the Realme by Iohn Sans terre 476. 36
Bishoppe of Ely viceroy or Prince and Priest in Englād, in King Richard the first his absence 473. 10
William eldest sonne to King Henry the first, created D. of Normandy 438. 34
His death and buriall. 470. 302
William sonne of Robert Cur∣tuoise to be possessed of Nor∣mandy 439. 36

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- Hee weddeth Sibyll daughter of Foulke Earl of Anio••. 440. 44
- Possessed of the Earledome of Flanders. 441. 50
- His great valour. 441. 52
- He dieth of a small wound. ibidem
William de Tracie a sixth base sonne of King Henry the 1. 443. 71.
William a third sonne of King Stephen conspireth against Henry Fitz Empresse. 454 48
- Hee breaketh his legge. ibid.
- His wife, honors and death. 454. 53
William a naturall sonne of K. Stephen 454. 56
Prince VVilliam king Henry the first his sonne▪ weddeth the daughter of Foulke Earle of Aniou. 439. 39.
- Doeth homage to King Lewis of France for Normandie. 443. 62
- Drowned in the sea with his brethren, his sister, and many Gallants 439. 40443. 62
- His pitty to his sister costeth him his lise 439. 40
William the sonne of Robert Duke of Normandy, after∣wards the Conquerour, cō∣mitted to the tuition of Earle Gilbert and protection of Henry the first, K. of France, during his minority. 413. 27
- His stratageme to escape frō Henry the French King. 414 31.
- Hee enioyeth the Dukedome of Normandy 414. 31
- His Embassage to King Ha∣rold for the Crowne of England 404. 14
- His claime thereto 404. 16
- He prepareth for England. 406. 29
- Hee is Conquerour and Mo∣narch of England 415.
- His Armes, Broad Seale and Coine. ibidem
- Crowned at Westminst••r. 416. 5.
- His Seales inscription. 418. 20.
- Hee fortifieth against inuasi∣ons 416. 5
- Saileth ouer into Normandy. 416. 9.
- His policy to weaken the English 417. 17
- His rigorous dealing with the English his Subiects 418. 18
- He putteth downe learning. 416
- Sworne to keepe K. Edward the Confessors lawes 418. 23
- Wounded in fight and vnhor∣sed by his owne sonne Ro∣bert▪ Curtoise 420. 40
- He oppresseth the English, & maketh their name reproch∣full 427. 43
- His depopulations. 421. 46
- He inuadeth France and bur∣neth Meux, or Mauntz. 422. 52
- His last VVill and Testament. 422. 53
- His last speeches at the point of death 423. 54
- The whole race of his life, portrayed by himself. ibidem
King William the Conqueror his workes of Deuotion. ibidem
- His counsell to his children. ibidem
- The dispose of his States. ibidem
- His Legacy to Henry his son 423. 55
- His death 424. 56
- His dead Corps forsaken of all ibidem
- His Herse abandoned of all 424. 57
- Buriall place denied him vn∣till it was bought ibidem.
- Enterred with a foule stench. ibidem
- His description for lineamets and qualities 424. 59
- He nameth himselfe in a char∣ter Bastardus 424. 61
King William Rufus sonne to King William the Conque∣rour why so called 425. 7.
- Pleasing to his father ibidem
- His Broad-Seale, Armes and Coine 423
- Crowned King of England 427. 2
- His policy to winne the peo∣ples hearts against Robert Curtoise his brother 428. 7
- Compoundeth with his bi••o••∣ther Robert for the crown of England 428. 9
- A cunning Time seruer 428. 10.
- His loose gouernment and couetous grasping. 428. 11
- He inuadeth Normandy. 428 12
- Ouerthrowne in a Sally. 429 13
- He preferreth the Knight that ouerthrew him. ibidem.
- Hee and Malcolme King of Scots enter leagne 429. 16
- In sicknesse, hee repenteth, and voweth newnesse of life. 430 19
- He soone repenteth of his re∣pentance 430. 20
- His exactions 430. 26. &c. 26
- His magnanimity 431. 31
King William Rufus his valo∣rous resolutions in warre. 431. 33
- His sonne killed in New-forest 421
- Opposeth against the Popes authority in England. 431. 33.
- Denieth allegeance to the Pope. 432. 34
- Denieth the Popes power Li∣gandi & soluendi. 432. 35
- Against praying to Saints. ib.
His pride and couetousnesse vntruly taxed by some Wri∣ters 432. 36. 37
- His incontinencie. 432. 38
- In his time strange Accidents. 432. 39
- Slaine in New-forest. 433. 40
- Enterred in Winchester. ibidem
- His raigne. ibid.
- His person. 433. 41
- Why named Rufus. ibid.
- His workes of deuotion. ibid.
William King of Scotland a fast friend to King Richard the first. 473. 13, 478. 44
- He inuadeth and wasteth Nor∣thumberland. 466. 73
- Taken prisoner. 466. 76
- Compoundeth for his ransom 467. 79. 80
Sir Iohn Williams Lord Tame, ioined with Sir ••enrie Benifield in commission for the keeping of Lady Eliza∣beth after Queene of Eng∣land 823. 61
His dutifull loue to her. ibidem
Richard Williams a Traitor ex∣ecuted. 849. 119
Wilmot a notorious rouer. 377. 22.
Wilnoth King Harolds sonne re∣leased out of Prison 427. 1
Wilton Battaile won by Danes. 356. 3
Wilton fired. 452. 39
Winburne Nunnery built. 304 13
Winchcomb Monastery founded 307. 13
Winchcomb•• Abbay Church built. 347. 3
In Winchester, the terme kept. 885. 11
Winchester Cathedrall Church founded 298. 8
Winchester house in Southwarke spoiled by Wyat. 820. 39
Winchester sacked by Danes. 353. 2
Winds in London 432. 39
Wine made in Britaine. 252 8
Sir Iohn Wingfield or Winkfield slaine in Cadiz. 869. 272
Thomas Winter sent into Spain to negotiate with King Phi∣lip the second to send an ar∣mie for the English Catho∣likes 889. 33
Wipha••dun alias Wimbledon field 293. 5
Wisbech Castle built 419. 28
Withgar-birg in the Ile of Wight 297. 2
Withgith, daughter of King Anna, a mention or min∣chin in Ely Abbey 310. 7
Withlafe by intrusion King of Mercia. 308. 18
His issue. ibidem
Witihindu•• a writer of the Bri∣tish History 282. 7
Woden a Prince, esteemed by the Saxons a God, 285. 12
Wodens fiue sonnes their names and seignories 285. 13
Woden worshipped by the Sax∣ons for Mercury 288. 7
Woden an Idol of the Saxons how portraied ibid. 8
W••densday or Wedensday why so termed, ibid. 8
Wolfhild a Nunne carnally a∣bused by King Edgar 370. 11
Thomas Wolsey King Henry the eight his Almoner made Bishop of Turney 755. 10
- His birth and rising &c. 756 23.
- Entertained in Court. 757, 25.
- Cardinal and Legate a latere. ibid. 26
- Lord Chancellour of Eng∣land ibid 27
- Bishop of seuen Bishoprickes ibid.
- His accusatory speech against Girald Fitz-Girald Earle of Kildaro 762. 56
- His pompous Embassage into France 766
- Excused by King Henry the eight for suing diuorce with Katherine of Spaine. 767. 70
- His speech to Queene Kathe∣rine. 768. 7••
Thomas Wolsey Cardinall, be∣ginneth to decline. 769. 74
- The cause thereof. ibid. 76
- His greatnes and state, ibid. 75
- Found in a Praemunire. ibid.
- Arrested by the Earle of Nor∣thumberland ibid. 76
- His death and buriall ibid.
- Hee suppresseth forty Mona∣steries for his Colledges 769. 77
Wolstan a Saincted Bishop of Worcester true to King Wil∣liam Rufus 506
Wolues paid for tribute out of Wales and so destroied. 370. 5.
Women emploied in warres. 170. 2
Women gouerne and leade armies in Britaine and else∣where. 199. 19
Women inherite their fathers possessions by the Law of God 527. 19
Sir Roger Woodhouse inhu∣manely dealt with by Ket and his Rebels 807. 34
Lord Wooduile assisteth Francis Duke of Britaine against Charles the French King & is slaine 734. 24
Richard Wooduile Earle of Ri∣uers espouseth the Dutch∣esse Dowager of Bedford, si∣ster to the Earle of S. Paul. 659. 33
Richard ƲƲooduile Earle of Ri∣uers with his sonne Antho∣ny Wooduile taken prisoners at Sandwich by the Yorkists. 669. 76
Both of them surprised by Northerne Rebels and be∣headed 679. 35
VVooll rained from heauen, 271. 11
Wools••ane Archbishop of Yorke sowing sedition is empriso∣ned, and released by King Eadred 367. 5
Worcester burnt 397. 7
World compared to a Cloke. 155. 3
Iohn Wraw a lewd priest, a bellowes in time of Wat Ti∣ler, and Iacke Strawes rebel∣lion 595. 20
Christopher Wright sent in to Spaine to signifie the death of Queene Elizabeth, and to prosecute inuasion of England 889. 35
Wriothesley Lord Chancellor forward enough to persecute Gospellers. 780. 114
Saint Wulfald his Colledge in Stone 340. 7
Wulfald Martyr, a Christian young Gentleman slain by his father Wulfhere. 340. 7. 3
Wulfere or Wulphere King of Mercia a Noble Prince. 306. 2
His raigne, wife, and Issue. ibidem
Wulfhere Monarch of the Eng∣lishmen 339
Killeth his two sons, whiles they were in diuine contem∣plation 339. 3
Wulfhere Monarch of the Eng∣lish, his repentance and con∣uersion. 339. 3
- Taxed for Simonie 340. 3
- His raigne 340. 4
Wuller Hampton, alias Ʋl∣frun-Hampton why so called. 392. 19
Wulpher Edilwalch his Godfa∣ther 296. 3
Saint Wys••an a Martyr. 308. 19

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Xenophon a Physitian of a large consci ence 196. 22

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YEomen of the Guard first in∣stituted. 729. 9
Yorke Cathedrall Church built 334. 7.
Yorke burnt by the Danes 354. 3
Burnt by her owne souldiers 417. 16
Edmund Yorke a Traitor execu∣ted. 849. 119
Rowland Yorke made Gouernor of Zutphen 856. 174
He selleth it traiterously to the Spaniards. 857. 177
Yorkeshire summotion. 773. 96
Yorkistes repaire to King Hen∣ry the 6. with strong troupes 667. 68
- Ely before the Lancastrians. 669. 74
- Diuers Yorkists attaint in Par∣liamēt of high treason. 669. 75
- Yorkists send plausible Articles into Kent to seduce the peo∣ple ibidem 77
- Ytene. See Newforrest.

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ZElanders thankfulnesse to God for defeating the Spanish inuiucible Armado 863. 223
Their new Coine and impresse vpon what occasion. ibid.
Zenobia a famous Lady. 246. 4
- Her warlike exploits 249. 4
- Her letter to Aurelius the Em∣perour 249. 5
- Vanquished and taken priso∣ner 249. 6
- Her beauty, feature and ver∣tues ibidem
- Her studies of good littera∣ture. 881. 350
- Her high authority and re∣pute ibidem
Zisca the scourge of Papacy. 630. 36
Lost both his eiesyet his name terrible to his enemies. ibid
Alan de Zouch, Lord Chiefe Iusticiar slaine in Westminster Hall. 539. 105
Zutphen sold by Rowland York to the Spaniards 857. 177

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