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• SAba chiefe citie of Meroe. 126
• Sadler Raufe Knight, ſent Am|baſſador from Henrye the eyght Kyng of Englande, into Scotland. 458.30
• Saint Colme or Colomb runneth forth of Ireland into Scotlande. 136. 67
• Saint Colme conuerteth Brudeus King of Pictes from Pelagius hereſie. 137.13
• EEBO page image 569Saint Colme & Kentigerne teach and preach at Dounkeld. 137.40
• Sainte Colme returneth into Ire|land. 137.57
• Saint Colme commeth againe into Scotlande, bringing vvith hym Aydan ſonne to King Conran. [...]7. 66
• Saint Colmes exhortation at the Coronation of Aydan, to the Prince and the people. 138.35
• Sainte Colme maketh agreemente betvveene the Scottish and Pic|tish Kings. 139.60
• Saint Colme indevved vvith the ſpirite of ſecrete knovvledge, prayeth for the good ſucceſſe of the Scottes in battayle. 141.74
• Saint Colme dyeth. 141.114
• Saint Colmes prophecie of Euge|nus the fourth. 143.16
• Saint Cutbert by deuout prayers, preſerueth Northumberlande from deſtruction. 151.83
• Saint Cutberts banner. 260.71
• Saint Iohns Tovvne, hovv in old time called. 281.4
• Saint Germane Bishop of Auxer. 124. 38
• Sainte Germane preacheth vnto the British army. 124.50
• Saint Germane and hys Prieſtes leade the forevvarde of the British army. 124.58
• Sainte German beareth the Kyngs ſtandard. 65
• Saint Ebbes head. 233.56
• Sainte Ebbars head, vvhereof it tooke that name. 143.94
• Saint Phillanes arme. 317.25
• Saint Magnus ſpirit armed. 319.61
• Saint Andrevv the Apoſtle bones brought into Scotland. 87.30
• Saint Andrevves Croſſe. 166.36
• Sainte Andrevve patrone of the Scottishe and Pictishe nations. 166. 43
• Saint Andrevves shrine of beaten golde. 166.96
• Saint Andrevves Caſtell ſpoyled. 439. 22
• Saint Andrevves made an Arch|byshoprike, and Primate of all Scotland. 402.12
• Saint Olanus patron of Denmarke and Norvvay. 237.20
• Sainte Olanus Churche builded 237. 21
• Sainte Peters Church at Tulline, by vvhome builded. 144.30
• Saint Peters Churche at Roſten|noth by vvhome builded. 144.32
• Saint Edmonde King of the Eaſt angles. 191.48
• Sainte Ninian buried at Qhuit|terne. 154.96
• Saint Reulo commeth into Scot|land. 87.32
• Saint Sauious Church in Man, o|thervviſe called Sodorenſis ec|cleſia. 83.5
• Saladine the Souldane diſtreſſeth the Chriſtians in the holy lande. 276. 92
• Sanctuaries eſtablished. 110.30
• Saterſday after noone commaun|ded to be kept holy day. 279.91
• Satrahell choſen King of Scottes. 70. 30
• Satrahell, a deepe diſſembler. 70. line. 40
• Satrahell ſtrangled by his ovvne ſeruants. 70.60
• Sa [...]age Iohn Knight an Englishe Captaine. 479.42
• Saxons ſent for into Germany to ſerue in Britaine. 113.55
• Saxons vvith a povver of Bri|taines ſente into the Borders of the Scottes and Pictes. 113.86
• Saxons in hope of good ſucceſſe, begin the vvarres vvith bloud. 113. 94
• Saxons vvinne greate name for their high valiancie. 1 [...]4. [...]
• Saxons cuſtoms in tyme of daun|ger. 114. [...]10
• Saxons ſlay the Scottes and Picts diſordred in purſute of the Bri|taines. 115.4
• Saxons firſte inhabited Linſey af|ter their comming into Britain. 115. 89
• Saxons placed in Kent. 117.50
• Saxons the thirde time come ouer vnder Occa. 117.56
• Saxons put to flight by the Scots. 118. 63
• Saxons vanquished by Britaynes. and expulſed out of Kent. 119.7
• Saxons armye diſcomfited and ſlayne. 122.1
• Saxõs burned for Idolatrie. 122.81
• Saxons miraculouſly diſcomfited. 124. 80
• Saxons vanquishe and chaſe the Scottes and Pictes. 126.37
• Saxons vanquished, are conſtrey|ned to pay tribute to the Bri|taines. 127.6
• Saxons in the Northe, and the Pictes put to flight. 127.41
• Saxons putte to flight by the Bri|taines and Pictes. 129.114
• Saxons make offer to depart pea|ceably out of Britaine. 129. [...]3
• Saxons ſetting vpon the Britaines at vnvvares, putte them to the vvorſe. 129.108
• Saxons excuſe the rash onſette of their people vpon the Britaines, vvithout conſente of their go|uernoures. 130.15
• Saxons returne into England, and driue the Britains into VVales. 135. 92
• Schevves VVilliam conſecrated Archbishop of Saint Andrevvs. 402. 74
• Scorpions found in Scotland. 415. line. 59
• Scots originall. 1.4
• Scota Pharaos daghter, of vvhom the Scots ſo called. 1.37
• Scotia, ſo called of the Scottes dvvelling there. 1.38
• Scottes vanquish the Spanyards in battayle. 2.21. and .3. 27
• Scottish Kings ſeate of Marble ſtone. 3.42
• Scota had tvvo ſonnes. 4.11
• Scots firſt arriuall at Dundalke in Ireland. 4.18
• Scottes ſeeke nevv ſeates. 4.3. and 5. 69
• Scottes ſend an Ambaſſadour into Spayne for aide. 4.112
• Scots ſet in quiet poſſeſsiõ of their lands in Ireland. 5.13
• Scottes poſſeſſe the VVeſterne Iles called Hebrides. 5.70
• Scots inhabite the maine lande of Scotland. 5.90
• Scots reuerence their gouernors. 5. 106
• Scottes by peace grovv to a migh|tie nation. 5.111
• Scots graunt the Pictes vvines. 6. line. 47
• Scottes make a league vvyth the Pictes againſt the Britaynes. 5.52
• Scottes giuen to hunting & fovv|ling. 6.83. and .11.97. and .27. 45
• Scottes ſend for aid into Irelande. 6. 18
• Scottes carrie their vviues, chil|dren, and goodes into vvarre vvith them. 7.42
• Scottes and Pictes inuade Britaine 9. 60
• Scots call a Parliament. 10.19
• Scottes ocupyed their lande in cõ|mune. 10.32
• Scottes, greate vvorshippers of Diana. 12.94
• Scots ouerthrovven by the Bri|taynes. 16.24
• Scots beſieged, eate one another. 16. 41
• Scots Idolatrie reproued. 20.44
• Scottes and Picts aunſvvere vnto Iulius C [...]ſars Ambaſſadors. 28. line. 106
• Scottes and Picts vtterly refuſe all bondage and friendship of the Romanes. 28.116
• Scottes glory gotten by erroures. 32. 55
• Scottes aide the Britaines againſte the Romaines. 35.24
• Scottes agree to fighte vvyth the Romaines. 47.49
• Scottes diſcomfited and chaſed. 47. 61
• Scots in Annandale beate dovvne the Romaines. 49.41
• Scottes in Annandale murthered by their vviues. 49.73
• Scottes flea the Romaine Souldy|ers lying in garriſon. 51.18
• Scottes require ayd of the Danes, Norvvegians, and Irishmenne againſt the Romanes. 52.12
• Scottes and Pictes depart ſecrete|ly in the night from their Camp. 35. 72
• Scottes paſſe ouer the Riuer of Tay. 56.98
• Scottes giue battayle to the Ro|maines. 56. [...]5
• Scottes ſet vpon the Romanes. 56. line. 69
• Scottes preſcribe conditions of peace to the Romaines. 58.25
• Scottes and Picts deuide the lands beyond Tyne betvvixte them. 62. 23
• Scottes and Picts renevve vvarre againſt the Romaines. 67.66
• Scots receyue the faith of Chriſte. 73. 10
• Scottes proclaymed open enimies both to Romaines, Britaynes, and Pictes. 87.92
• Scottes endamage the Pictes by incurſions. 88.70
• Scottes hauing vanquished the Pictes, are ſlayne by the Ro|maynes. 89. [...]4
• Scottes commaunded by Procla|mation, to auoide the vvhole Iland of Britayne. 90.99
• Scottes repaire into Irelande for ſuccoure againſt the Romaynes and Pictes. 92.23
• Scottishe and Irishe confederates vtterly ouerthrovven and de|ſtroyed. 92
• Scottes make shift to liue in other Countreys. 94.37
• Scottes reſtored to theyr Coun|treys. 96.44
• Scottes vvhen firſt they obteined certayne ſeates in this Ile, as is verily ſuppoſed. 96.80
• Scottes and Pictes interrupte the making of Victorious vvall. 97. 84
• Scottes and Pictes inuade & ſpoile the Romane confines. 98
• Scottes and Pictes inuade VVeſt|merlande and Cumberlande as their ovvne. 100.42
• Scottes and Picts vvithdravve be|yond the VVall of Abircorne. 102. 37
• Scottes and Pictes outragiouſly inuade the Britaines. 103.19
• Scottes and Pictes refuſe to gyue battayle to the Romaynes. 103. 47
• Scottes and Pictes approche the vvall of Abircorne to aſſaulte it. 104.30
• Scots raſe the vvall of Abircorne to the ground. 105.44
• Scottes and Pictes inuade all be|tvveene Tvveede and Tyne. 104. 55
• Scottes make incurſions ouer all betvveene Tine and Humber. 105. 79
• Scottes and Pictes offer peace to the Britaines vppon vnreaſo|nable conditions. 106
• Scots and Pictes graunte peace to the Britaines vppon conditions ſpecified. 107.54
• Scottes and Pictes approch vvith their armies neere to the Bri|taines. 110.8 [...]
• Scottes and Pictes in diſpleaſure of Vortigerne, inuade the Bri|tish borders. 112.59
• Scottes and Pictes heartes faint a [...] ſight of the Saxons. 114.68
• Scottes ouerthrovve certain com|panies of Saxons. 140.116
• Scottes and Pictes giue a valiante charge vppon the Britaines and Saxons. 115.101
• Scottes put to flighte by the Sax|ons. 11 [...].1 [...]
• Scots and Pictes ayd the Britaines againſt the Saxons vpon condi|tions. 118.14
• Scottes and Pictes ayde Aurelius Ambroſius againſte the Saxons. 121. 53
• Scottes and Pictes readie to fle [...] from the Saxons for feare, be|fore they ſee them. 125.64
• Scottes agree to ayde the Pictes againſt the Britaines. 13 [...].46
• Scottes and Pictes agree to make peace vvith the Britains. 134. [...]
• Scottes ouercome the Pictes into foughten field. 139.37
• Scotlande free from the Peſtilen [...] vvhiche affected moſt parte of the vvorld. 149.106
• Scottes vvhy they vveare Sainte Andrevves Croſſe in vvarfare. 166. 7 [...]
• Scottishe Ambaſſadours arriue at the Pictish Courte vvyth meſ|ſage from king Dongall. 169.30
• Scottes vexe the Pictes by incur|ſions and in [...]odes. 171.16
• Scottes crueltie againſt the Pictes. 177. 67
• Scottes vanquished and ſlayne by the Englishmen. 183.55
• Scottes ſend Ambaſſadours to the Englishmen for peare. 184.7 [...]
• Scots giue onſet vpon the Danes. 189. 8
• Scottes putte the Danes to flighte 189. 25
• Scottes contende for the Danishe ſpoyle and priſoners before the Conqueſt. 189.42
• Scots put to flight by the Danes. 190. [...]
• Scottish Kings vovve to defende the liberties and priuiledges of the Church. 102.47
• Scottes recouer Fife and Louthi|an from the Danes and Pictes. 192. 7 [...]
• Scottes egerly inuade the Danes. 193. 49
• Scottes bring Northumberlande into their povver. 194.24
• Scottes graunte peace to the Bri|taynes vppon certaine conditi|ons. 105.32
• Scottes take Dublin in Irelande. 198. 35
• Scottes graunt peace to the Irish|men vpon conditions. 198.62
• Scotte Iohn, a famous Clearke. 199. 40
• Scotte Iohn ſlayne by his Schol|lers. 199.58
• Scottes breake their faith vvyth the Englishmen. 201.49
• Scottes and Danes confederate EEBO page image 570 againſt the Englishmen. 201.48
• Scottes and Danes receiue a great ouerthrovv of the Englishmen. 201. 96
• Scottish vvriters not to be credi|ted in the accompt of the yeares of the reignes of the Englishe kings. 203.115
• Scottes giue the onſet vppon the Danes. 215.66
• Scottishe Herraldes ſlayne by the Danes. 230.73
• Scottes aſtonied for feare of the Danes. 230.87
• Scots put to flight by the Danes. 231. 60
• Scottes and Danes one afrayde of another. 232.30
• Scottes vanquishe the Danes, and put them to flight. 233
• Scottish army ſueth to their Kyng for licence to fighte vvyth the Danes. 236.37
• Scottes vvinne the name of victo|rie, rather than victorie it ſelfe ouer the Danes. 236.51
• Scottes and Danes conclude a peace. 236.67
• Scotlande deuided into Baronies. 237. 70
• Scottes and Northumberlande menne ouerthrovve Roger the Norman and his armie. 255.17
• Scottes and Northumberlande men diſcomfited and ſlayne by Odo. 255.36
• Scottes diſcomfite Odo and hys army. 255.40
• Scottes auntient frugalitie in dyet. 257. 40
• Scottes make roades into Englãd. 265. 87
• Scottes proclayme open vvar a|gainſt the Englishmen. 269.75
• Scotland more endomaged by do|meſticall theeues, than by for|raine enimies. 272.77
• Scottes make irruptions into the English borders. 273.8
• Scottes diſcomfited, and conſtrey|ned to flee. 273. [...]1
• Scotland accurſed. 282.108
• Scotland abſolued. 283.13
• Scottish Cleargie cited to appeare at Rome. 283.36
• Scottish Cleargie complayneth to the Pope of Cardinall Gualo. 283. 43
• Scottishe and Norvvegians bat|tayles ioyne in fight. 291.77
• Scottish Captaynes ſent to goe a|gainſt the Sarazens. 294.107
• Scottishe nobilitie loſt by Shyp|vvracke. 2 [...]6.3
• Scottes contribute largely to a iourney into the holy land. 296. line. 42
• Scot Michael, an excellent Phi|ſicion. 297.91
• Scotland vvithout a King and go|uernour. 297.101
• Scotland ruled by ſixe gouernors. 208. 2
• Scottes diſcomfited and ſlayne at Dunbar by the Englishmenne. 301. 32
• Scottes vanquished and ſlayne by the Englishmenne at Fa [...]ke. 305. 69
• Scottes complayne to the Pope of the Englishmen. 306.39
• Scottes vanquish three battayles of the Englishmenne at Ro [...]n. 3 [...]7. 22
• Scottishmenne learned, commaun|ded to be reſident in Oxforde. 3 [...]8. 72
• Scottes diſcomfited by the En|glishmen at Meſſen. 310.41
• Scottish houſe in Andvvarp buil|ded. 31 [...]. [...]4
• Scottes enter into England vvyth an army further than euer they vvere accuſtomed. 321.40
• Scottish army ſecretely returneth home to their Countrey. 327.66
• Scottish army vanquished by king Edvvard, at Halydovvne hyll. 338. 22
• Scottes diſcomfited and ſlayne by the Englishmen at Blackborne. 346. 51
• Scottes refuſe Englishmens large offers for peace. 349.53
• Scottish army vanquished at Dur|ham, and the King taken. 351.13
• Scottes inuade England vvyth an army. 357.29
• Scottish Lordes conſpire agaynſt Iames the third. 407.42
• Scottes and Frenchmen banished foorth of England. 431.113
• Scotland vvhen at the beſt that e|uer it vvas. 432.44
• Scottes chaſed, that robbed the Englishmenne comming to Ber|vvike. 435.20
• Scotte Iohn faſteth fortie dayes, vvithout receyuing any foode. 440. 74
• Scotte Adam, called Kyng of Theeues, accuſed of theft, and beheaded. 440.56
• Scottes and Frenchmen enter the Eaſt borders of Englande, but they returne short home. 464. line. 83
• Scotland inuaded by the Earle of Hertforde, and muche ſpoyled. 465. 60
• Scottes aſſured to the Englishmen reuolte. 473.36. ouerthrovven and ſcattered by the English|mẽ at Dunfreis. 473.66. drovv|ned in the vvater of Nith in flight. 473.74
• Scottish Horſemen put to flyghte. 468.30. eyght hundred of them ſlayne. 468.32
• Scottish armye very muche endo|maged by an Englishe Galley, and tvvo pineſſes. 468.99
• Scottes deale cruelly vvith En|glishmen. 477.53
• Scottes at a pillage gayne nyne thouſand Crovvnes. 477.105
• Scottes ſpoyle the Lanſquenets of their baggage. 479.90
• Sea caſteth vp fishe in great num|ber vpon the ſands. 222.4
• Sergeant at armes ſlayne by Re|belles. 239.62
• Selby VValter, Captayne of Li|dell fort beheaded. 350.34
• Seyton Alexander and his armye ſlayne. 333.53
• Seyton Alexanders ſonnes exe|cuted. 337.74
• Sepulture of the Scottishe Kyngs appoynted at Dunſermeling. 257. 113
• Seruan Bishop of Orkeney. 108.38
• Seton Lorde appoynted to haue the cuſtody of Dauid Beaton, Byshoppe of Saint Andrevves and Cardinall. 458.32
• Seuen Gouernoures of Scotlande choſen. 398.3
• Seuerus the Emperoure commeth vvith an army into Britaine. 71. line. 80
• Seuerus refuſeth to graunte peace to the British Rebels. 71.88
• Seuerus commeth to Yorke. 72.13
• Seuerus vanquisheth the Britishe Rebels. 72.30
• Seuerus falleth ſicke at Yorke. 72. line. 70
• Seuerus dyeth. 72.87
• Sheriffe of Bute ſlayne by the Commons. 341.8
• Shyres in Scotlande called by the firſte Gouernoures names vnto this day. 10.59
• Shippes ſeene vppon Humber, as furnished foorth to the vvarres. 152. 16
• Shippe vvherein Sainte Colme [...] goodes lay, drovvned. 343.57
• Shippes and nets for fishing com|maunded. 401.74
• Shippe called the Bishops Barge, caſt avvay. 401.79
• Shippe called the Treaſourer caſt avvay. 415.7
• Shippes, money, and munitiõ, ſent out of Fraunce into Scotlande. 460.52.560. 61
• Shippes ſente avvay out of Scot|land home into Englande, laden vvith ſpoyle of Edenburgh and Leith, vvyth the Countreye thereaboutes. 461.108
• Shippes of Fraunce laden vvyth vvines, taken by the Earle of Lennox. 462.81
• Shrevvſburie field. 370.7
• S [...]jora daughter to Gethus Kyng of Pictes, married to Ederus. 26. line. 27
• Silkes forbidden to bee vvorne. 401. 76
• Silures vvhere they inhabited. 39. line. 43
• Sinell Thane of Glammis. 239.10.
• Sincler Iames, Captayne of Orke|ney, diſcomfiteth his enimies. 440. 42
• Sinclare VVilliam, Bishoppe of Dunkelke. 321.6
• Sira ſiſter to Fiacre becommeth a Nunne in Fraunce. 146.3
• Siſellius ſuccedeth his father Coile in the Kingdome of Britaine. [...] 116
• Siſinnius receyueth a mortall vvound. 56.75
• Sithrike King of Northumberlãd marrieth Beatrice daughter to King Edvvard. 201.27
• Sithrike poyſoned by hys vvife Beatrice. 201.29
• S [...]vvarde Earle of Northumber|land. 244.29
• Sixe gouernoures choſen to rule Scotland. 298.2
• Skrimgeour, vvhat it ſignifieth. 262. 55
• Slaughter of manye Nobles and Gentlemen. 25.50
• Sober face, cauſe of ſtrength, and hugineſſe of body. 257.48
• Sodorenſis eccleſia, firſte Byshops Sea in Scotland. 82.60
• Soluathius admitted King of Scot|land. 158.5
• Soluathius vvaxeth impotence of the goute. 158.20
• Soluathius dyeth. 158.94
• Somerleid Thane of Arguile go|eth aboute to make hymſelfe K. 268. 68
• Somerleid ouerthrovven, fleeth into Ireland. 268.88
• Somerleid returneth into Scotlãd vvith a povver of Irishmenne. 270. 96
• Somerleide ouerthrovven vvyth his people at Renfrovve. 270.99
• Somerleid hanged vpon a Gibet. 270. 101
• Somerleid Thane of Arguile, ſon to the aboue ſo named, rebelleth againſt the King. 286.49
• Somerleid pardoned of hys rebel|lion. 286.56
• Sovving of grayne in the earthe, not purged of vveedes forbid|den. 181.39
• Sovve eating hir Pigges, to bee ſtoned, or buryed. 181.70
• Sovvthvvell Richard cited. 325.21
• Sovvthvvall Richarde a vvriter cited. 293.32
• Souldane contrarie to a truce made, ſlayeth, the Chriſtians in Africa. [...]96.37
• Spaldeyn an Englishman, and hys treaſon. 321.32
• Sparhauke ſtrangled by an Ovvle 220. 6 [...]
• Spanyardes and Scottes become one people. 4.79
• Spencer Iohn ſlayne by Hamton. 325. 43
• Spencer Thomas Bishop of Ab [...]|dene dyeth. 40 [...]. [...]7
• Spirituall preferments vnlavvful|ly and diſorderly beſtovved. 401. 112
• Spirituall perſons not to be com|pelled to aunſvvere before temporall Iudges. 167.2
• Spirituall perſons to be compelled to aunſvvere before temporall Iudges. 167.10
• Spirituall perſons vvealth, to bee iudged caſt avvay. 167.18
• Spite of the Britaines againſt the Romanes. 68. [...]
• Spontana daughter to Garnarde King of Pictes, married to the King of Pictes. 153.23
• Statute forbidding ſtrong drinkes in officers. 65
• Sterling. 50.50
• Sterling Caſtell. 460.10
• Sterling money vvhy ſo called. 186. 3
• Sterling bridge buylded. 186.7
• Stenennes Caſtell buylded. 24. [...]
• Sterburie Adam Knight ſent com|miſsioner into England. 441.414
• Stephen Earle of March. 261.31
• Stephen vſurpeth the Crovvne of England. 265.65
• Stephen reſigneth Northumber|lande and Cumberlande to the Scottes. 265.97
• Stephan inuadeth Northumber|lande vvith an army, and van|quisheth the Scottes. 265. [...]07
• Stevvards originall in Scotlande. 247. 4 [...]
• Stevvard VValter borne. 247.17
• Stevvarde Alane goeth, into the holy land. 247.5 [...]
• Stevvard Alexander founded the Abbey of Paſley, beyng of Saint Benedictes order, ſonne to A|lane. 247.5 [...]
• Stevvarde VValter, ſonne to A|lexander. 2 [...]7.59
• Stevvarde Roberte getteth the lands of Terbovv [...]oun. 247.66
• Stevvard Iohn marrieth the heyre of Bonkill. 247.75
• Stevvard Iohn ſlayne at Falkirke. 247. 79
• Stevvard VValter marieth Mar|iorie Bruce, daughter to Kyng Robert Bruce. 247.80
• Stevvarde Iohn Duke of Albany, Gouernour of Scotland. 248.52
• Stevvard Robert borne. 321.22
• Stevvard Roberte taketh vppon him to be Gouernoure of Scot|land. 346.32
• Stevvarde Robert choſen Gouer|nour of Scotlande, after that K. Dauid vvas taken. 352.3
• Stevvarde Robert diſinherited of the Crovvne of Scotlande. 354. line. 75
• Stevvarde Roberte ordeyned a|gaine heire apparante of Scot|land. 93
• Stevvard Robert crovvned king of Scotland. 356.32
• Stevvardes firſte comming to the Crovvne of Scotland. 356.47
• Stevvarde Iohn Earle of Murrey Crovvned King of Scotlande. 365. 25
• Stevvard Duncane inuadeth An|gus vvith a povver of men. 365. line. 56
• Stevvarde Mordo Earle of Fife, EEBO page image 570 erected Gouernour of Scotland. 375. 85
• Stevvarde Mordo ouer foolish in cockering his children. 375. [...]06
• Stevvarde VValter, ſonne to D. Mordo, impriſoned. 378.1
• Stevvard Iames, third ſonne to D. Mordo, entreth Dunbrleon, and [...]eth it. 378.34
• Stevvard Iames fleeth into I [...]ela [...] and there dyeth. 378.38
• Stevvarde VVaiter beheaded. 378. 46
• Stevvarde Alexander beheaded. 378. 46
• Stevvard Mordo Duke beheaded 378. 50
• Stevvard Duncane Earle of Len|nox beheaded. 378.50
• Stevvarde Alexander Earle of Ma [...] dyeth. 382.22
• Stevvarde Alexander marrieth Iacoba Counteſſe of Hollande. 382. 33
• Stevvarde VValter Earle of A| [...]ole, conſpireth againſte King Iames the firſt. 384.3
• Stevvard Robert, one of the [...]r|therers of K. Iames the firſt. 384.8
• Stevvard VValter Erle of Athole cruelty executed for conſpiring K. Iames the firſt death. 385.20
• Stevvard Robert executed. 385.50
• Stevvard Iames marrieth Queene Dovvager. 386.80
• Stevvard Iames, and Queene Do|vvager his vvife, impriſoned and releaſſed. 386.84
• Stevvard Alane Lord of Darnely ſayne. 386.92
• Stevvarde Iames, husbande to the Queene banished the Realme. 388. 55
• Stevvard Iames dyeth. 388.59
• Stevvard Iohn, Erle of Mar, bro|ther to the King, put to deathe for VVitchcraft. 402.114
• Stevvarde Andrevve, Pronoſt of Glenlovvden, made Archby|shop of S. Andrevves. 404.51
• Stevvard Bernard Lord Dobig|ny, ſent from Levvis the french King in Ambaſſade into Scot|land. 414.50
• Stevvard VValter Abbot of Glẽ| [...]e. 429.13
• Stevvard Henry marrieth the Q. mother of Scotlande, and is made L. of Methvven. 438.16
• Stevvard VVilliam Bishop of A|berdine, ſent Commiſsioner into England. 441.113
• Stevvarde Iames of Cardonalde conductour of fiue Ships, ſente by the French King into Scot|land to ayde his friendes there. 460. 56
• Stevvarde Robert Lord Obenie, one of the foure Marshals of France. 462.53
• Stevvard Iohn, Captayn of Milke Caſtell. 469.102
• Stevvarde VVilliam, one of the Queenes ſeruants ſlayn. 476.34
• S [...] hill vvhy ſo called. 28 [...].6
• S [...]pe Gallant an vniuerſall ſick|neſſe in Scotland. 415.67
• Sra [...]o c [...]ted. 21.38
• Strange voice heard in the nighte by King Kenneth. 220.82
• Strange fights appeare in the aire 47. 19
• Strange viſions ſeene in the ayre. 50 [...] 34
• Strange accidente of the Bishops cro [...] ſtaffe at Camelon. 180.1 [...]
• Strange dealing in vvomen, and contrary to nature. 57. [...]3
• Strange miracle of Vald [...]s bo|dye. 142.61
• Strength of the place vvhere Ca|ratake vvas incamped. 39.79
• Strange ſightes ſeene. 40.71
• Strife betvveene Henrye Beau|mount, and Alexander. Movv|bray, for landes in Buchquhanc. 339. 44
• Striueling Iohn and his army diſ|comfited. 346.56
• Striueling taken by the English|ment. 301.77
• Striueling burnt by rebels. 39 [...].69
• Stratton Andrevve, burnt for Re|ligion. 44 [...].47
• Strayton VValter ſlayne. 384.42
• Strozze Leone Prior of Capoa, and knight of the order of Ma [...]|ta. 466.71
• Succeſsion in the Pictish gouerne|ment appointed. 6.50
• Stradcluyd, Kingdome of the Bri|taynes, and the boundes there|of. 195.55
• Sueno King of Danes arriueth in England vvith an army. 228.25
• Sueno conuerted to the Chriſtian faith in Scotland. 228.39
• Suenos cruell determination a|gainſt the Englishmen. 229.12
• Sueno prepareth a nevv armye to inuade Scotland. 233.42
• Sueno King of Norvvay landeth in Fife vvith a puiſſante armye. 241 6
• Sueno diſcomfiteth Duncane and his army. 242.15
• Sueno fleeth into Norvvay in one shippe. 242.100
• Sunne darkened tvvo days vvith|out Eclipſe. 276.17
• Sunne appeareth bloudy. 135.47
• Sunne nor Moone ſeene the ſpace of ſixe monethes. 209.1
• Sonnes landes to be forfait by the fathers treaſon. 246.34
• Superfluous poſſeſſions of the Church condemned. 264.74
• Superfluous rents of Abbayes are prouocations to inordinate luſts. 271.73
• Superfluous vvelth miniſtreth oc|caſion of vice. 209.72
• Supplye of Saxons commeth ouer into Britaine. 115.68
• Surfetting, cauſe of many & ſtrãge diſeaſes. 20.6
• Surnames taken frõ offices. 252.41
• Surnames taken frõ proper names. 252. 44
• Sutherland Iohn, made heyre ap|parant of the Crovvne of Scot|land. 254.76
• Sutherlande Iohn dyeth in En|gland. 354.90
• Svvearing of fealtie firſt inſtituted 23. 13
• Svvorde ſeene gliding in the aire. 385. 85
• Svvord vvith a sheath and hilles of golde, ſent to King VVilliam from the Pope. 279.83