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V.

  • VAcation in the Sea of Picti|nia. 155.5
  • Vagarant perſons vvithoute ſome craft or ſcience, not to be receiued into any tovvn. 350.94
  • Vagabounds to be vvhipped, and burnt in the cheeke. 1 [...]1.12
  • Vagabounds compelled to learne occupations. 206.47
  • Valdred or Baldred, Doctor of the Pictes. 142.45
  • Valentinian Emperour of Rome. 84. 40
  • Valentinianus Emperour of Rome. 101.8
  • Valiancie of Iames Dovvglas shevven againſte the Turkes. 330. 7
  • Vengeance threatned to ſucceede vitions liuing. 124.108
  • Venterous enterprice of an En|glish Knight. 258.29
  • Venoſius, husband to Cartiman|dua. 42.64
  • Venuſius reuolteth from the Ro|maynes. 42.72
  • Verannius appointed Lieutenant of Britayne. 43
  • Verannius maketh a roade into the marches of Scotland. 43.47
  • Verannius dyeth. 43.54
  • Veremundes time vvhen he flou|rished. 259.39
  • Vertue made of neceſſietie. 54.53
  • Veſpaſian arriueth in Britaine 34. line. 74
  • Veſpaſian aſſayleth the Britaines EEBO page image 571 in their campe. 35.34
  • Veſpaſiã ſetteth forvvard againſt the Scottes and Pictes. 36.34
  • Veſpaſian punisheth rebels. 38.1
  • Veſpaſiã returneth to Rome. 38.4
  • Vian Iohn Admirall of Fraunce, arriueth vvith an army in Scot|land, to aide the Scottes againſt the Englishmen. 360.32
  • Vian Iohn Admirall of Fraunce, returneth home vvith his army. 360. 98
  • Vices repugnãt reigning in Mor|do Stevvarde Earle of Fife. 375. 92
  • Vices follovving delicate fare. 380. 81
  • Victories and conqueſtes aſcribed to Arthure. 132.29
  • Victorinus Lieutenante of Bri|taine. 62.17
  • Victorinus ſendeth letters vnto Rome, of the ſtate of Britayne. 66. 75
  • Victorinus ſẽt for home to Rome. 66. 92
  • Victorinus one of the Lieutenãts of Britayne. 93.39
  • Victorinus ioineth battayle vvith Ferguſius. 97.26
  • Victorinus inuadeth Gallovvay. 98. 31
  • Victorinus accuſed vnto Hono|rius the Emperour of certaine trecherous practiſes. 98.64
  • Victorinus proclaimed Emperour in Britaine. 98.78
  • Victorinus is deliuered into the hands of Heraclianus. 98.88
  • Villages drovvned by inundatiõs of vvaters. 297.44
  • Vnbrideled luſt of Dauid Duke of Rothſay. 368.12
  • Vndereske riuer. 469.2
  • Vlſter taken from the Englishmẽ. 320. 40
  • Vniuerſities of Paris and Pauia founded and inſtituted. 164.54
  • Vniuerſitie of Sainte Andrevves firſt founded. 373.69
  • Vniuerſitie of Glaſgevv founded. 394. 81
  • Vnicorne, a Scottishe Ship taken. 416. 2
  • Vnipanus King of Pictes. 60.51
  • Vnmercifull murther. 55.30
  • Vpright liuing vvell revvarded at Gods hands. 20.61
  • Vnquiet nature of Scottishmen. 187. 51
  • Vnſicker ſtate and glory of Prin|ces expreſſed. 318.102
  • Voada vvife to Aruiragus refuſed 32. 62
  • Voada empriſoned. 32.76
  • Voada vvith hir children conueid into vvales. 32.78
  • Voada deſireth ayde of Corbreid againſt the Romanes. 43.108
  • Voada aſſembleth an army againſt Suetonius. 45.6
  • Voadas armye and confederates ouerthrovven. 45.21
  • Voada ſtayeth hir ſelfe. 45.27
  • Vodicia, daughter to Aruiragus, renevveth vvarres vvyth the Romaines. 48.30
  • Vodicia aſſayleth the Romayne Camp in the nyghte. 48.37
  • Vodicia and hir povver putte to flighte. 48.51
  • Vodicia taketh and burneth Ept|ake. 48.55
  • Vodicia taken and ſlayne. 48.66
  • Voldoſius or VValtheof, marri|eth VVilliã Conquerors neece. 255. 66
  • Vortigerne made Gouernoure of Britaine, vnder Conſtantius. 112. 48
  • Vortigerne cauſeth Conſtantius to be murthered. 112.54
  • Vortigerne maketh himſelfe king. 112. 57
  • Vortigerne doubting the hatred of his ſubiects, vvoulde flee out of his Realme. 113.42
  • Vortigerne gyueth Lindſey to Hengiſt and his Saxons. 115.74
  • Vortimere ſonne to Vortigerne Lieutenant of the British army. 115. 102
  • Vortigerne marrieth Roxena, Hengiſts daughter. 117.68
  • Vortigerne depoſed from the Crovvne. 117.86
  • Vortimere ſonne to Vortigerne, made King of Britaine. 117.87
  • Vortimere vſeth the vanquished Saxons vvith courteſie. 119.30
  • Vortimere poyſoned, and dyeth through treaſon of his ſtepmo|ther. 119.45
  • Vortigerne reſtored agayne to the Crovvne. 119.47
  • Vortigerne beſieged and brente in a Caſtell. 119.76
  • Vter, brother to Aurelius Am|broſius, made King of Britaine. 124. 6
  • Vter begetteth Arthure the great. 124. 18
  • Vter is fayne to vvithdravve into VVales. 126.61
  • Vter poyſoned, by drinking vva|ter of a Fountaine. 126.74
  • Vtred VVilliam Knight, kept pri|ſoner in London. 307.93

VV.

  • WAles reuolteth from the Romaines. 57.4
  • VVayfes and ſtrayfes, hovv to be diſpoſed. 181.49
  • VVall and trench made betvvene the Britains and Scottes. 61.109
  • VVall made to deuide the Bri|taines from the Pictes. 94.23
  • VVall of Abircorne vndernuned and ouerthrovven. 104.39
  • VVall of Adrian repaired by the Britaynes. 104.63
  • VVall of Adrian vndermined and ouerthrovven. 105.61
  • VVallace VVilliams valiancie and ſtature. 302.95
  • VVallace Andrevve, father to VVilliam VVallace. 302.103
  • VVallace VVilliam, made gouer|nour of the Scottishe army vn|der Iohn Ballioll. 303.11
  • VVallace VVilliam inuadeth Northumberland vvith a migh|ty army. 304.32
  • VVallace VVilliã entreth againe into England vvith an armye, & returneth vvith greate ſpoyles. 305. 12
  • VVallace VVilliam enuied at for his fame and vvorthines. 305.23
  • VVallace VVilliam and his po|vver diſcomfited at Falkirke by the Englishmen. 305.69
  • VVallace VVilliam renounceth his authoritie in Scotlãd. 306.22
  • VVallace VVilliam refuſeth greate landes and honor in En|gland. 307.67
  • VVallace VVilliam eſchueth to haue any thing to do vvith the Englishmen. 309.28
  • VVallace VVilliam put to death. 310. 108
  • VVallace of Craggy knight. 390.8
  • VValter ſonne to Fleance borne. 247. 17
  • VValter fleeth into Scotl. 247.31
  • VValter made Lord Stevvard of Scotland. 247.47
  • VValter ſon of Fleãce, ſẽt againſt the Rebels in Gallovvay. 256.2
  • VValter diſcomfiteth the Rebels in Gallovvay. 256.8
  • VValter created high Stevvarde of Scotland. 256.12
  • VVarlike ordinances. 23.43
  • VVarre breedeth good ſouldiers, and peace by iuſtice riddeth thẽ out of the vvay. 58.70
  • VVarre vvithout any notable en|counter betvveene the Scottes and Pictes. 152.5
  • VVarres renned betvveene the Englishmẽ & the Da [...]e [...]. 202.24
  • VVarres betvveene the Scottes and the Hollanders. 3 [...]2.44
  • VVarre denounced by the En|glishmẽ againſt the Scots. 431.72
  • VVardship of heyres graunted to the King. 237.82
  • VVardlovv VValter, Cardinall and Byshop of Gla [...]gevv dyeth. 360. 112
  • VVarke Caſtell beſieged, and beaten dovvne. 434.27
  • VVealth of England. 214.78
  • VVelchmen rebelling, broughte to their former obediẽce by the Romaynes. 67.13
  • VVelchmen rebelling againſt K. Henry the fifth ſubdued. 374.27
  • VVeſterne Iles recouered out of the handes of the Norvvegians. 293. 115
  • VVeſtmerl. vvhy ſo called. 45.40
  • VVharton Thomas Lorde ſente into Scotland vvith ayde to the Gouernoure. 459.85
  • VVharton Michael Captayne of Langham Caſtell. 466.79
  • VVharton Henry, made Knyght. 474.19. his valiancie in relieuing the Tovvne of Hadington a|gainſt the Scots. 474.83. takẽ pri+ſoner by the French povver. 98
  • VVhere vvordes fayle, giftes pre|uayle. 90.97
  • VVhite Monkes vvhen firſt inſti|tuted. 263.31
  • VVhite kirke burnt. 353.48
  • VVhole Realme of Scotlande in vvofull diſcomfort and lamenta|tion. 184.16
  • VVidovv shodde vvith Horſe|shoes. 279.54
  • VVife not to be punished for the husbands offences. 181.14
  • VVild Knight. 414.95
  • VVilfert K. of Gults ſlain. 201.105
  • VVilliam brother to K. Achaius ſent into France. 162.109. he is in greate reputation vvith Carolus Magnus. 163.106. and made Lieutenant of Tuſcane. 163.114
  • VVilliams cogniſance. 164.17
  • VVilliam one of the Scotteſgyl|more. 164.36
  • VVilliam buildeth Monaſteries in Germanie. 164.40
  • VVilliam baſterde Duke of Nor|mandie, conquereth Englande, and is crovvned K. at London. 253.97. requireth of Malcolme to haue Edgar deliuered vnto him. 254.74. he proclaymeth opẽ vvar againſt Scotland. 255.6
  • VVil. Conquerour dyeth. 257.93
  • VVilliam Rufus inuadeth Nor|thumberland vvith an army. 258. 20. he ſucceedeth VVilliam Cõ|querour his father in the Kyng|dome of Englande. 258.26. hee is ſlayne by the glauncing of an ar|rovve. 261.11
  • VVilliam ſurnamed the Liõ, crea|ted King of Scotland. 272.20. he ſendeth Ambaſſadors into En|glande, to require reſtitution of Northumberlande. 272.29. hee commeth to London to do ho|mage. 272.39. and vvith manye nobles of Scotlande, paſſe ouer into Normãdy vvith Henry the ſeconde of England. 272.54
  • VVilliam inuadeth the confines of England vvith a mighty armye. 273.24. hee is taken prisoner by the Englishmen. 273.100
  • VVilliam conueyed into Norma(n)dy to the K. of England. 273.113
  • VVilhelmus Paruus cited. 274.27 and 275.16
  • VVilliam raunsomed vppon conditions. 274.77. he sendeth Ambassadours to the Pope, to present his obedience to him. 276.39
  • VVilliam marrieth Ermengarde, daughter to Richard vicount of Beaumount. 276.72
  • VVilliams first vvife dieth 276.68 he deuiseth sharp lavves against theeues and robbers. 277.91 and miraculously healeth a childe at Yorke. 280.70
  • VVilliam King of Scotland dieth 281.38 his liberalitie vnto Richard the first of England. 270.28
  • VVilliam doeth homage to Kyng Iohn of England. 279.98
  • VVilliam ouerthroweth the Castell, vvich K. Iohn had builded in Northumberland. 280.49
  • VVine and ale sould by vveighte. 885.83
  • VViues to haue the thirds of the Lorde or Baron their husbandes lands. 246.40
  • VVinter, Comptroller of Kyng Henry the eight Ships. 462.63
  • VVisartes, Iugglers, and Necromancers, to be burnt. 181.36
  • VVitches vvords if they be credited, vvhat hapneth therby 75.56
  • VVitchcraft practised by an Image of vvax. 207.36
  • VVitches prophecie. 385.34
  • VVitches and Sorcerers burnt in Edenburgh. 402.115
  • VVolfe the heardmans foe. 27.41
  • VVolfes carie avvay a Shepherd. 40.80.
  • VVomen encamped. 39.87
  • VVomen appointed in battayle aray among men. 40.1
  • VVomen assist Queene Voadaa against the Romaines. 44.44
  • VVomen vvell appointed vvyth armour and vveapon. 44.49
  • VVomen as ready to battayle as men. 61.64
  • VVomen in Scotland accustomed to the vvarres. 88.91
  • VVomen and aged persons slaine. 90.32.
  • VVomen discomfortable. 176.34
  • VVomen co(n)demned to be drovvned, or buried quicke. 180.111
  • VVoman marrying vvith the L. of the soyle, to leese hir heritage. 245.77
  • VVoman of manlike force & stature. 342.77
  • VVomen & children eaten. 347.57
  • VVonderfull policie of Brundus against the Scottes. 172.22
  • VVood Dauid, Co(m)ptroller to K. Iames the fifth. 445.96

Y.

  • YEvves a vvhole yeare beyng foorth no lambes. 355.59
  • Yorke yeeldeth vnto Odo|uius. 25.74
  • Yorke commeth into poſſeſsion of Hengiſt .117.79. beſieged by Ar|thure. 127.45. alſo taken and ſacked by the Danes. [...]93.34
  • Yorkeſvvolde ſpoyled by the Scottes. 324.69
  • Youth to eate but one meale a day. [...]87. [...]
  • Youth to bee trayned vp in hard|neſſe. 187. [...]
  • Yule, that is, the tvvelfth days in Chriſtmaſſe. 285.32
FINIS.

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