R.

• RAineth frogges. 56.4 [...]
• Rayneth birds. [...]1. [...]03
• Rayneth bloud. 108
• Rayneth bloud. 152.26
• Raineth adders and ſnakes. 186.77
• Raineth ſtones. 222.15
• Rainolde Captayne of the Nor|vvegians. 204.79
• Raiſers of the people to leaſe life, goodes, & lands, and the people rayſed to leeſe the ſame. 246.16
• Ramſie Alexander inuadeth En|gland vvith an army. 346.17
• Ramſie Alexander impriſoned by VVilliam Dovvglas, dieth there in great miſerie. 348.41
• Randall Thomas choſen Gouer|noure of Scotlande during the minoritie of King Dauid the ſe|cond. 330.53
• Randall Thomas poyſoned by a Monke. 332.11
• Randall Thomas Gouernoure di|eth. 332.77
• Rashe bushe keepeth the Covve. 305. 77
• Raſin, generall of all the Danes in England. 194.4
• Raſin ſlayne. 194.12
• Ratcliffe Roger eſquier, ſent Am|baſſadour into Scotland. 436.53
• Rauishers of Maidens to dye for the offence. 18 [...].20
• Redde head, a point of land in An|gus. 224.6 [...]
• Rebellion of Britaines appeaſed. 4 [...]. 74
• Rebellion of the people agaynſte Natholocus the King. 75.20
• Rebellion in Kent. 88.57
• Rebelliõ moued in the Iles againſt Soluathius. 198.23
• Rebellion moued in Gath [...] a|gainſt King VVilliam. 281.7
• Rebelles of Catlmes ouerthrovvẽ and punished. 280.20
• Rebellion moued by the inhabi|tants of Murrey land. 270.49
• Rebels in Murrey lande ſtay the Kings meſſengers. 270.57
• Rebellion moued againſte Kyng Duffe. 206.106
• Rebels of Murrey land ouerthro|vven, and the people p [...]to to the ſvvorde. 270.74
• Rebellion moued in Gallovvay. 255. 75
• Rebellion moued in Murrey lãd. 256. 17
• Rebels in Murrey land pardoned vpon their ſubmiſsion. 206.63
• Riot and ſuperfluous chere brou|ght into Scotland. 257.23
• Rebellion againſte King Alexan|der. 262.34
• Rebellion againſt king VVilliam. 279. 39
• Rebels ſeuerely punished. 279.6 [...]
• Rebels at Hadington sharply pu|nished. 331.16
• Rebellion moued in Englande by Iacke Stravve. 359.2
• Rebellion moued by Donalde of the Iles, againſt the Gouernour. 373. 4
• Rebellion moued in VVales a|gainſt King Henrie the fifth 374 line. 16
• Rebellion moued againſte Kyng Iames, by Alexander Lorde of the Iles. 376.74
• Rebellion moued by Donald Bal|loche of the Iles. 378.101
• Rebellion moued by Angus Duffe of Stratherne. 379.36
• Rebellion of the Dovvglaſſes a|gainſt EEBO page image 569 the King. 392.61
• Rebellion of the Barons againſte King Iames the fourth. 408.50
• Rebellion in Cornevvall. 420.46
• Redvvalde King of Eaſt angles. 143. 67
• Recroſſe in Stainemore vvhy ſo called. 255. [...]4
• Redbrayes. 233.65
• Redshankes. 318.17
• Reginald Abbot of Arbroth. 276. line. 39
• Reginalde King of the Iles mur|thered. 293.50
• Reginald brother Harold created King of Man. 283.83
• Reginald ſlayne. 292.84
• Regulus Albatus a Greekishe Monke. 87.30
• Renfrovve. 270.99
• Reſignation of Iohn Ballioll to King Roberte of all hys title in the Crovvne of Scotlande. 325. line. 113
• Ros Makdonald, a notable rob|ber. 379.52
• Ros Makdonalde taken and exe|cuted. 379.63
• Retainers to ſuffer death. 246.20
• Rethirdaill vvhy ſo named. 17.56
• Reuther onely ſonne to Dorua|dille. 14.18
• Reuther crovvned King. 14.50
• Reuther fleeth to a Caſtell in Cathneſe. 15.60
• Reuther purſued and taken. 15.60
• Reuther pardoned. 15.62
• Reuther and Nobilitie of Scot|land flee to Beringonium. 16.33
• Reuther eſcapeth the ſiege. 16.63
• Reuther paſſeth into Irelãd. 16.71
• Reuther ſent for out of Irelande. 17. 14
• Reuther, vvhome Beda calleth Renda. 17.70
• Reuther ſuppoſed to be the firſte Prince of Scottes that ſet foote in Britaine to inhabite. 17.72
• Reuther dyeth. 18.9
• Reutha choſen King. 18.15
• Reutha calleth a Parliamẽt. 18.74
• Reutha reſigneth the gouernemẽt of the Realme. 18.84
• Revvard for killing a VVolfe. 13. line. 39
• Richard Duke of Normandy. 220. line. 4
• Richardus de Sancto Victore borne. 263.34
• Richarde Earle of Glouceſter in|uadeth Cumberlande vvith a mighty army. 255.20
• Richard the firſt crovvned Kyng of England. 278.1
• Richard the firſte goeth tovvarde the holye lande vvith an army. 278. 4
• Richard the firſte takẽ priſoner by the Emperoure of Almaine. 279 line. 19
• Richarde the firſt of England dy|eth. 279.77
• Richard the firſt crovvned Kyng of England. 358.66
• Richard inuadeth Scotland vvyth an army. 360.107
• Richarde marrieth Iſabell, daugh|ter to the French King. 366.62
• Richarde goeth into Irelande to ſubdue Rebels. 366.63
• Richard depoſed frõ the Crovvne of England. 366.69
• Richard dyeth. 366.81
• Richard Bishoppe of Sainte An|drevvs. 274.71
• Richarde the third of England, o|uerthrovven and ſlayne by Hẽ|ry Earle of Richmond. 406.73
• Richmondshire redeemed from ſpoyle of the Scottes vvith a ſumme of money. 323.85
• Righte miniſtreth hope of good ſucceſſe. 101.47
• Riotouſneſſe the mother of ſick|neſſes. 149.112
• Riuer of Cree. 88.28
• Riuer of Tine. 61.83
• Riuer of Munda. 88.100
• Riuer of Lochtee runneth vvyth bloud. 234.63
• Riuer of Caron. 29.25
• Riuer of Lochtey. 26.51
• Riuer of Lochneſſe. 26.63
• Riuer of Ovvſe. 228.49
• Riuer of Carron runneth vvyth bloud. 97.33
• Riuer of Almound. 280.88
• Riuer of Tay. 50.83
• Riuer of Clide. 51.25
• Riuer of Armound. 52.107
• Riuer of Erne. 333.70
• Riuer of Levviſſe. 151.19
• Riuer of Deir. 313.115
• Riuer of Forth. 94.11
• Riuer of Dune ran vvith bloud. 91. 100
• Riuer of Bane in Ireland. 196.20
• Riuer of Sulvvay. 358.14
• Riuer of Svvale. 321.93
• Riuer of Leuine. 177.100
• Riuer of Annan. 178.11
• Riuer of Tvvede. 178.14
• Riuer of Clud. 178.15
• Riuer of Sulvvey. 389.69
• Riuer of Annand. 389.70
• Riuer of Sare. 389.70
• Riuer of Rule. 415.80
• Riuer of Tvveede. 419.111
• Riuer of Tuyſell. 419.112
• Riuer of Tyll. 421.36
• Riuer of Eske. 432.21
• Robbers on the high vvaye to be put to the ſvvord. 181.8
• Robert ſonne to VVilliam con|queror ſent into Northumber|lande vvith a mightye povver. 255. 45
• Robert the ſeconde ſun to VVal|ter Stevvarde, and Margerye Bruce. 246.81
• Robert the ſeconde marrieth Iſa|bell Mure. 247.83
• Robert the ſecõd firſt of the Ste|vvards that vvare the crovvne of Scotland. 247.111
• Robert duke of Albanie, ſlayeth Dauid Stevvard duke of Roth|ſay. 247.116
• Robert the firſt crovvned king of Scotland. 311.28
• Robert and his armie diſcomfited at Me [...]fene by the Englishmen. 311. 41
• Robert and his armie diſcomfited by the Englishemen at Athole. 311. 57
• Roberts miſerable ſtate in the be+ginning of his reigne. 311.66
• Roberts vvife taken, and impri|ſoned in London. 312.10
• Roberts brother taken and put to death. 311.15
• Roberte goeth into the Iles, and there purchaſeth ayde of men and munition. 312.53
• Robert vanquisheth the English|men in many encoũters and skir|mishes. 313.8
• Robert inuadeth Englande vvith an armie. 314.35
• Robert cõmeth againſt King Ed|vvard vvith his armie. 315.111
• Roberte vanquisheth, and putteth to flighte the huge armye of the Englishmen. 318.84
• Roberts vvife reſtored. 319.17
• Robert paſſeth ouer into Irelande vvith an army. 320.69
• Roberts Nobles conſpire againſt him. 322.30
• Roberte entreth into Englande vvith an army. 323.67
• Robert inuadeth Englande vnto Yorke. 324.45
• Robert dyeth. 32 [...].42
• Roberts fame and commendation amongſt his enimies. 328.75
• Robertes aduice to the nobles for the gouerning of the Realme. 329. 44
• Roberts hearte carried to Ieruſa|lem, and there buried. 320.113
• Robert the ſecond Crovvned K. of Scotland. 356.31
• Robert Erle of Fife, ſecond ſonne to King Robert, choſen Gouer|noure of Scotland vnder hys fa|ther. 364.66
• Robert the ſeconde King of Scots dyeth. 364.111
• Robert the third Crovvned king of Scotland. 365.29
• Roberte commeth to knovvledge of the deathe of hys ſonne the Duke of Rothſay. 370.71
• Robert dyeth. 372.69
• Robert Duke of Albany, Gouer|nour of Scotland dyeth. 374.53
• Roxburgh called in olde tyme Marken. 265.114
• Rockeſbourgh ſacked and burne by the Earles of Marche and Murrey. 357.22
• Rockeſbourgh bridge broken dovvne, and the tovvne brente. 373. 63
• Rockeſbourgh beſieged by Iames the firſt. 381.7
• Rockeſbourgh Caſtell reedified by the Englishmen. 469.62
• Rockeſbourgh fort raſed. 480.93
• Rock Ferguſe, vvhy ſo called. 10. line. 91
• Rocha vvife to Erthus, a Lady of greate parentage in Denmarke. 94. 54
• Roderike, a famous Captayne of the Dutchmen. 44.23
• Roderike and hys armye ſlayne. 45. 25
• Roger a Norman inuadeth Nor|thumberland vvith an army. 255. line. 14
• Rogers army diſcomfited, and hee himſelfe trayterouſly ſlayne. 255. line. 17
• Roger Archbishop of Yorke de|famed for couetouſneſſe. 272.12
• Romero Iulian a Captayne ouer Spanyardes. 479.106. ſurpriſed and ſpoyled vvith hys vvhole band of men. 479.100
• Romaines repulſed by the Bri|taines. 28.60
• Romaines righte vving of the ar|my like to be diſtreſſed. 35.38
• Romaines ouerthrovve the Bri|taines. 61
• Romaine Iudges appointed in e|uery prouince. 36.25
• Romaines vanquishe the Scottes by policie. 38.18
• Romaines trayned into ambushes by the Pictes and ſlayne. 41.74
• Romanes diſcomfited by the Picts 42. 8
• Romaines flee and are ſlain. 43.94
• Romaines put to flight and ſlain. 44. 65
• Romaines ſvvimme ouer the golfe into Angleſey. 50.8
• Romaine Marriners finde out Pictland Firth. 53.109
• Romaine Shippes drovvned in Pictland Firth. 54.13
• Romaine Souldiers chooſe Sifin|nius to be their generall, vvhich he refuſeth. 56.65
• Romaines diſcomfited and cha|ſed. 56.77
• Romaines putte to flight and cha|ſed. 56.112
• Romaines ſende to Marius Kyng of Britaine for aide. 57.150
• Romaines retire from the Scottes and Picts. 57.46
• Romanes fiercely aſſaile the Scots 57. 80
• Romaines chaſed to their Camp. 57. [...]8
• Romaines require a communica|tion vvith the Scottes. 57.111
• Romaines ſubmit themſelues vnto the Scottes as vanquished. 58.4
• Romaines receiue conditions of peace of the Scots. 58.25
• Romanes departe out of Gallo|vvay. 58.43
• Romanes inuade the Scottish bor|ders. 60.25
• Romaines put to flight. 61.3 [...]
• Romanes inuade the Scottish and Picti [...]h bordures. 66.7
• Romaines encountred by the Scottes and Pictes. 66.61
• Romaines chaſed and ſlain. 67.74
• Romaines purpoſe to make a pro|uince of the Kingdome of the Britaines. 71.19
• Romacus ſeeketh meanes to de|ſtroy his Couſins. 84.65
• Romacus vanquisheth his Couſin Anguſianus. 84.81
• Romacus receyued as King. 84.89
• Romacus gouerneth tyrannically. 84. 100
• Romacus apprehended and putte to death. 85.18
• Romanes follovving the Scots in chaſe receyue damage. 88.34
• Romaine lavves enforced by ſtraight commaundement vpon the Britaines and Pictes. 93. [...]3
• Romaines driue the Scottes out of the confines of Britaine. 98.26
• Romane Empire inuaded by bar|barous nations. 98.46
• Rome ſacked. 94. [...]
• Romaine armye vanquished, and put to flight. 100.104
• Roode vvell. 264.23
• Roſey Caſtell from vvhence the Stevvardes Kings of Scotlande had their originall, taken by the Earle of Lennox. 461.77
• Roſe of Gold full of Baulme ſente to King VVilliam from the Pope. 276.44
• Roſe and Scepter ſente by the Pope to Iames the fourth. 409. line. 101
• Roſſe vvhereof ſo named. 99.64
• Rothſay ſonne to Notafilus King of Scottes. 5.61
• Rothſay the Ile, called after the Kings name. 5.75
• Rothſay returneth into Irelande. 5. 80
• Rothſay ſucceedeth his father in the Kingdome. 5.80
• Rouge Mouth, a Frenche Cap|tayne. 477.46
• Rouland and Gilchriſt ſtoutely re|ſiſt the Englishmen. 274.55
• Rovvland Couſin to King VVil|liam. 273.31
• Rovvlande an Englishe Knyghte ſlayne. 314.1
• Roxena or Rovven, daughter to Hengiſt, arriueth in Britaine. 115. 72
• Ruſſell Iohn an Englishman. 288. line. 42
• Rubrum promontorium. 233.65