V.

• VAriance and debate betwixt the Studẽts in Oxforde. 755.63
• Valeria, now called Sti|ermacke. 105.7
• Valencunus moueth a re|bellion in Britaine. 105. line. 17
• Valentia, the prouince in Britaine ſo called. 105. line. 55
• Variance beetweene the Schollers of Oxforde and the towneſmen. 766. line. 64
• Valence William, Earle of Pembroke, halfe bro|ther to King Henry the third. 772.23
• Valenrinianus elected Emperoure, admitteth Valens his brother fel|lowe wyth hym in the Empire. 103.62
• Valentinian Emperoure. 121.54
• Valentinian the Emperor ſlayne. 121.62
• Valence William Earle of Pembroke. 749.60. greate variaunce bee|twixte hym and other Earles. 749.67. hee cal|leth the Earle of Ley|ceſter traytor. 749.71
• Variance betwixt the Bi|ſhoppe of Durham, and Earle Patricke, for the newe building of Ber|wike bridge. 547.56
• Valiant courage of a Ro|maine enſigne bearers 36.46
• Valuation of euery mans ſubſtance made. 312.82
• Vannes won by the En|gliſhmen. 918.2. b
• Philip de Valois y^e french dyeth. 945.11. b
• Variance beetweene the Duke of Lane, and Erle [...] Arundell. 1084.3. b
• Variance betwixt Henrye the thirde, and his Ba|rons. 64 [...].35
• Vandales chaſed & ſlayne by the Engliſhmen. 260 line. 84.
• Valdoys derogate from the grace of the ſacra|ments. 400.33
• Valdors condemned, and ſlerued to death. 400.87
• Variance beetweene the Goldſmithes and tay|lers within the Citie of London. 780.21
• Valentinianus, brother to Gratianus the Empe|rour. 96.15
• Valentinianus chaſed in|to Slauonie, and put in daunger by Maximus. 97.66
• Valdoys, certaine Dutch|men, come ouer into En|glande with ſtrange opi|nions. 400.3
• Vauconuillers Caſtel be|ſieged, and taken by the Engliſhe. page. 1021. col. 1. line. 58
• Vale Rial Abbey builded. 793.17. b
• Valdoys their opinions, whiche they defended. 400.23
• Vandoſme towne taken by the Engliſhmen. 432. line. 46
• Vane Raufe knyght com|mitted to y^e tower. 1709.31. is hanged. 1712.5
• Vdall William Knyght, counſellor to Prince Ar|thur. 1456.53
• Veduriones, a kynde of EEBO page image 1488 Pi [...]s. 104.6
• Verolanium a towne, and where ſituate. 64.22
• Veuxin in Normãdy wa|ſted 385.32
• Vernueill beſieged by the French King, taken, and burnt. 428.15
• Vernueill beſieged by the French King, but not ta|ken, as ſome write. 429. line. 18
• Verianianus and Dindi|mus, two breethren ſlain by Conſtans. 98.51
• Vernon Warren, Baron of Shipbroke. 323.47
• Veer Alberike Earle. 372. line. 69
• Veer Alberike ſlayne in a tumult at London. 377. line. 103
• Vernon towne and Caſtel taken by the frenchmen. 385.51
• Vernon and Newmerche reſtored to the Duke of Normandie. 393.47
• Veſie William, an engliſh Captaine. 434.26
• Vecta, ſonne to Woden. 113.17
• Veſpaſian ſente into Bri|taine with an army. 52.12
• Veſpaſian repulſed from Sandwiche, landeth at Totnes. 52.27
• Veſpaſian, partner wyth Claudius in y^e gouerne|ment of Britaine. 52 59
• Venutius ruler of the Fu|gants, marrieth Queene Cartimandua. 58.70
• Vellocatus married Qu. Cartimandua. 58.82
• Venutius becommeth e|nimie to the Romaines. 58.86
• Venutius kepeth his king+dome in deſpite of the Romaines. 58.106
• Verannius Lieutenant of Britaine. 59.57
• Verannius deiected of manifeſt ambition. 59.62
• Vere Iohn, Earle of Ox|forde ſente againſt the counterfete Earle of Warwik. 1430.1. at black heath field. 1447.1. Lord Stewarde of Englande on the arraignemente of Edward Earle of War|wike. 1454.32
• Vernon and Maunt takẽ by the engliſh. page. 1198 col. 2. line. 10
• Verrine Captayn of Bol|logne. 1596.50
• Vectius Volanus, Lieu|tenant of Britain. 66.46
• Veſpaſian Emperoure of Rome. 66.63
• Veſpaſian Emperour dy|eth. 73.44
• Robert Veer Erle of Ox|ford, created Marqueſſe of Deuelin. 1050.4. b
• Vernuel in Perche taken by the Duke of Lanca|ſter. 955 37. b
• Vepount Robert. 595.71
• Robert Veer created D. of Ireland. 1054.20. a
• Verdict, and what it ſigni|fyeth. 304.6
• Vertuous zeale of Alu|red, to bring his people to an honeſt trade of life. 218.8
• Vernon Henrye Knighte. 1450.15
• Vere Henry Conſtable of Giſors. 464.25
• Vffines dominion, or Vf|fines. 126.92
• William Vfford Earle of Suffolk dyeth. 1038.47. a
• Roberte Vfforde created Earle of Suffolke. 900.13. b
• Iohn Vfforde made Arch|biſhop of Caunterburie. 943.53. b. dyed. ibidem.
• Vffa beginner of y^e king|dome of Eaſt angles. 126.84
• Vimer Kyng of North|wales, ſubdued by king Adelſtane. 225.22
• Vimer reſtored to hys kingdome, acknowled|geth to holde it of Kyng Adelſtane, and his ſuc|ceſſors. 225.25
• Vigenius and Peredu|rus conſpire againſt E|lidurus. 31.83
• Vigenius and Peredurus raigne ioyntly as Kings in Britaine. 31.100
• Viſion appeareth vnto K. Alured, and his mother. 214.14.
• Viniano Cardinal, Popes Legate in Ireland. 448. line. 24
• Vicount of Melune a French man, lying ſicke at London whereof hee died, diſcouereth to cer|taine Engliſhe Barons the purpoſe of Lewes againſt them. 603.39
• Villages drowned and deſtroyed in Englande by riſing of the Sea. 251. line. 40
• Vikillus, or Wiſketell gouernoure of North|folke. 243.75
• Vikillus leadeth an army againſt the Danes, and is vanquiſhed. 245 35
• Vigferd, Biſhop of Shir|bourne ſlayne. 204.66
• Vilianous and ſhamefull abuſes of the Romains towards Queene Voa|dicia, & others in Bri|taine. 64.77
• Viſion ſeene by Richarde Archbiſhop of Caunter|burie, whereof he dyed. 460.12
• Viſion of King Edward, touching the ſtate of this Realme after his death. 279.100
• Vices of ſundry nations, learned by the Engliſh|men. 232.1
• Viper a Saxon Captaine ſlayne. 126.30
• Sir Iohn de Viẽne Cap|taine of Calais. 938.28. a
• Vites or Iutes come ouer out of Germanie into Britaine. 112.82
• Vidues Robert. 1463.1
• Viſion of Brightwold, cõ|cerning the ſucceſſion of the Crowne of England 267.91
• Vitailes great plenty ſẽt into Fraunce to Henry the third. 704.55
• The Vicar of Thiſtle|worth executed. 1563.39
• Vies builded. 23.51
• Vies Caſtell builded. 371. line. 70
• Vliſſes came into Britain 9.2
• Vlfridus, ſonne to Penda ſucceedeth his father in the Kingdome of Mer|tia. 167.35
• Vlſus and Aulafus, prin|ces of Swedeners, ouer|throwen by King Cnute. 261.16
• Vlfe, Biſhop of Lincolne, departeth the Realme. 274.35
• Vlpius Marcellus ſente Lieutenante into Bri|taine. 76.92
• Vlpius Marcellus his di|ligence, moderation in ſleepe, and temperance in dyet. 76.92
• Vmfreyuille Odonet, an Engliſh Captaine. 434. line. 27
• Vnlearned men preferred 1117.20. a
• Vniuerſitie of Oxforde founded. 217.61
• Vniuerſitie of Cambridge more auntiente than of Oxford. 217.61
• Vnthankefull attemptes required with ſorrowe. 429.40
• Vnlawful marriages for|bidden, and commaun|ded to be broken. 149.34
• Vnnaturalneſſe of Leirs two eldeſt daughters to|wards him. 20.12
• Vniuerſitie Colledge in Oxford founded. 312.58
• Vnwone Biſhop of Ligor. 199.15
• Vniuerſall murreyne of Cartaile through out al England. 361.76
• Vnguſt King of Pictes, and Egberte King of Northumberlande, re|ceyue the Britains ſub|iection. 194.63
• Vniuerſitie of Cambrige founded. 171.106
• Vortiporus, ſonne to Au|relius Conanus, created King of Britaine. 139.57 and .140.65
• Vortiporus vanquiſheth the Saxons in battayle. 141.3
• Vortiporus dieth without iſſue. 141.15
• Voluſenus ſent ouer into Britaine to view it. 35.6
• Vortigernus committeth inceſt wyth hys owne daughter. 122.39
• Vortigernus depoſed, and his heardman made K. 122.52
• Vortigernus and his Ca|ſtell brent with fire from Heauen. 122.65
• Voluſenus returneth out of Britaine with aun|ſwere. 35.63
• Voadicia wife to Praſu|tagus, abuſed and bea|ten by the Romain ſoul|dyers. 60.80
• Voadicia made generall of the Britiſhe armye a|gainſte the Romaines. 61.47
• Voadicias exhortation to hir Souldyers. 61.68
• Voadicias perſonage and attire. 61.54
• Voadicias prayer. 63.33
• Vortigernus a deepe diſ|ſembler. 110.22
• Vortigernus choſen king of Britaine. 110.34
• Vortigernus Earle or Duke of the Geniſſes. 110.48
• Vortigernus, an amorous Knight of faire Ladyes. 112.77
• Vortigernus forſaketh his wife, and marrieth Rowen. 113.91
• Vortigernus depriued of his Kingdome. 114.46
• Vortimer, ſonne to Vor|tigernus, Crowned K. of Britaine. 114.47
• Vortimer giueth the Sa|xons ſundry ouerthrows 115.73
• EEBO page image 1488Vortimer poyſoned. 116. line. 32
• Vortimer reſtoreth y^e chri|ſtian Religion, decayed by the Saxons. 117.41
• Vortigernus reſtored to the Kingdome of Bri|taine. 117.47
• Vortigernus taken priſo|ner by Hengiſt. 118.58
• Vortigernus ſet at liber|tie. 118.48
• Vortigernus brent togy|ther wyth hys Caſtell with wild fire. 122.32
• Voadicia dyeth. 65.35
• Vortigerus, looke Vorti|gernus.
• Vortigernus, a man of great authoritie among the Britaines. 109.52
• Vortigernus, why he pro|cured Conſtantius the Monke to bee made K. 109.60
• Vortigernus ruleth y^e lãd of Britaine vnder Con|ſtantius at his pleaſure. 109.86
• Vortigernus ſubtile dea|ling to get the peoples fauour. 109.101
• Voice of the people, the voice of God. 331.72
• Vprore in London againſt the Venicians. 1290. col. [...]. line. 10
• Vebane, conſecrated By|ſhop of Glamorgan. 347. line. 14
• Vrſula, daughter to Dio|nothus Duke of Corne|wall. 95.97
• Vrſula taken and ſlayne as ſhe was ſayling into little Britaine. 95.106
• Vrſwike Chriſtopher the Kings Chaplaine, ſente Ambaſſador into Frãce. 1432.2. ſent thither Am|baſſador again. 1433.10. ſente Ambaſſador into Naples. 1440.30. kings Aulmonen iadem, ſente Ambaſſador vnto Max| [...]mulion the King of the Romaines. 439.18
• Vſerers called Caorſini excommunicated. 647. line. 44
• Vſerers come from Rome into England. [...]35.23
• Vſerers the Popes Mer|chants. 725.50
• Vter Pendragon, ſente with a power into Ire|land. 123.30
• Vter Pendragon ſente with an armie againſte [...]al [...]mius. 123.50
• Vter Pendragon and Au|relius Ambroſe, returne into great Britain with an army. 123.19
• Vnſeaſonable weather. 552. [...]3
• Vthred Earle. 241.29. and 252.45
• Vter Pendragon carried ouer into little Britain. 110.19
• Vthred ſubmitteth hym|ſelfe, & deliuereth pled|ges to Cnute. 252.68
• Vthred taken, and put to death. 252.71
• Vripreds landes giuen to Iricius. 252.71
• Vter Pendragon, brother to Aurelius Ambroſe, made King of Britaine. 127.32
• Vter Pendragon, why ſo called. 127.36
• Vter Pendragon faileth in loue with Agwarne, wife to Gorolus, Duke of Cornewall. 128.32
• Vter Pendragon ſlayeth Gorolus D. of Corne|wall. 128.35
• Vter Pendragon marri|eth Igwarne, ſometyme wife to the D. of Corne|wall. 128.38
• Vter Pendragon dyeth of poyſon. 129.18
• Vther, a Daniſhe Earle ſlayne. 22 [...].64
• Vulthere King of Mer|cia, ſelleth the Biſhop|ricke of London. 17 [...].77