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• DAlmatia, now Slauonia, 32, b, 50. 33, a, 10.
• Damianus consecrated archbi|shop of Canturburie, 116, b 40 ¶ Sée Fugatius.
• Danes arriue vpon the English coasts, & doo much mischeefe in K. Eg [...]lreds time, 165, a 50. Ouer all England like gras|hoppers, 166, a 60. Wintered at London, 145, a 20. Enuiron K. Edmund in Framingham castell, & pitifullie put him to death, 144, a 60. Cause of their comming into Northumber|land, 144, b 20, That first arri|ued on the English coasts, & when, 135, b 50. How manie shires they wasted, 170, a 20. Norwegians & they encoun|ter, 16, a 60. Sought the de|struction of this land, 140, a 60 b 10. Ioine with the Welsh and are vanquished, 139, a 40. Landed & spoiled the abbie of Lindesferne & did much hurt in Northumberland, 137, a 50 How long the persecution of them lasted, 140, b 20. With a nauie of 35 ships arriue on the English coasts, 139, a 20. En|tring vpon diuerse parts of England are vanquished and slaine, 140, b 50. Come to Rea|ding are put to flight, 144, a 10 Come within 17 miles of Bristow, 145, a 60. Compelled to flée to their ships w^t shame & losse enough, 137, a 60. Forced to paie tribut to the king of Britaine, 19, a 40. Slaine by multituds at Tenet, 141, a 40 Loose one of their kings and fiue earles in a discomfiture, 143, b 60. Grow in puissance, 142, b 60. Fauoured of K. Ed|gar, 159, b 50. Truce brekers. 145, a 60, b 60. Their campe viewed by Alured disguised like a minstrell, 146, b 10. Be|siege Notingham, 143, b 30. Soiorne at London, 145, b 60 Went into Northumberland, 145, a 40. Wast all the east part of Kent, 142, b 10. Nine earles & one king of them slaine in Ethelreds time, 142, b 40. Di|uerse méetings & encounters betwéene them & K. Edwards forces, 151, a 20, &c. Remained at Cambridge a whole yeare, 145, a 40. Besiege Rochester, 147, a 60. Build them a castell in the borders of Wales, 148, a 10. With their armies come into yorkeshire, 143, a 10. Di|uerse baptised, 146, b 60. Win|tered in Cirencester, 147, a 50. Constreined to eat horseflesh, 147, b 50. Winter in Lindseie, 150, a 10. Meant to inhabit Northumberland, 150, a 10. Arriue in Essex, 147, b 50. Their armie diuided into thrée parts, 148, a 10. Take preies about Chichester, 147, b 50. Béereued Alured almost of all his kingdome, 148, b 40. Destroie Winchester, 144, b 10 Assembled in Staffordshire, 151, b 40. Had the whole go|uernment of this land frõ the Thames northward, 145, a 60 Crueltie in the winning of Canturburie citie. 170, a 60, b 10. Ouercome at Brentford, 176, a 60. Inuade the West parts of this Iland, 167, a 50. Trucebreakers, 168, b 60, 169 a 10. Wast this land in all parts after Dunstans death, 166, a 40. First entrie of them cõtrouersed among writers, & all their attempts impeach|ed, 164, a 40. Spoile Sand|wich in Edward the thirds time, 88, a 30. Deliuer to king Alured hostages & couenants to depart his dominions, 146, b 50, Egelreds deuise to murther them all in one daie, 168, b 30, Ouercome by sea & otherwise vanquisht, 141, a 20 In great miserie for lacke of vittels, 151, b 10. Rule & per|secution when it ceassed in England, 185, b 60. Kings & earles of their armie slaine, 151, a 40. Tributarie to the Britains, 16, b 40. Utterlie expelled out of England by decrée, 187, a 20
• Danegilt, 166, a 60. Ceased in England, 195, a 20
• Danaus & his fiftie daughters, 5, b 20. The murthering of their husbands how reuenged and their names, 6, a 50
• Daniell bishop of Winchester, 129, a 60
• Daughters vnkind to their fa|ther, 13, a 60
• Dearth in England by means of tempest, 188, a 10
• Dearth and mortalitie in Bri|taine and Ireland, 119, b 10
• Death after dearth, 188, a 10
• Decima a surname of a Romane legion wherein the eagle was painted, 25, a 40
• Deira kingdom when it began, 95, b 10. Now Northumber|land, 99, b 50. Deliuered De ira Dei, 99, b 50
• Demetia now Southwales, 18, b 60, 27, a 30
• Denbighshire spoiled by Osto|rius, 37, b 50
• Deuonshiremen vanquish the Danes, 141, a 20
• Deusdedit archbishop of Can|turburie, 116, b 40
• Didanus the father of Fris|wide, 133, b 60
• Dindimus & Uerianianus bre|thren slain in battell by Con|stans, 69, a 30
• Dionethus duke of Cornewall, 67, a 20
• Dioclesian a tyrant, 52, a 50. He & Maximian emperors, 61, b 60
• Discipline. ¶ Sée Church.
• Discord bringeth decaie, 88, a 40 Of brethren: note, 197, b 30, 194, b 10: note, 150, b 40, 151, a 10. Ciuill openeth a gap to the forren enimies, 142, b 60, 143, a 10. Bringeth miseries ma|nifold, 124, a 40
• Disdain how dangerous, 18, a 10
• Disobedience punished by fier and sword, 158, a 50. Punished with wasting and spoiling, 153, a 30
• Dissention damnifieth the au|thor, 21, a 10. ¶ Sée Discord and Warres ciuill.
• Dissimulation requited with dissimulation, 187, a 50. Of Edrike brought him vnto a shamefull end, 179, b 50, Of earle Goodwin, 183, a 10, 184, a all. Of Hengist notable, 81, b 60. Of Herculeus Maximia|nus, 64, a 20. Of quéen Alfred 163, a 30. Of Uortigerne no|table, 77, a 40. Of Edrike, 169 a 50. ¶ Sée Edrike.
• Diuell waits at the table when Dunstan sat with the king, 157, b 60. He laugheth at Dunstans exile, 159, a 30
• Diuision. ¶ Sée Dissention.
• Di [...]a the first bishop of Mer|cia, 118, b 20
• Doctrine confirmed by miracle, 83, b 10
• Domi [...]ian Nero emperour of Rome, 41, a 50. He enuieth A|gricola his honor, 51, a 20
• Dorcester bishoprike, 114, b 20
• Dragons firie flieng in the aire, 135, b 60
• Dreame of Alured comfortable to him, 146, a 60. Of Bright|wold a moonke of Glastenbu|rie, 185, b 20. Of Dunstane, 165, b 60. Of Edgi [...]a K. Ed|wards conc [...]bin, 153, a 10. Of duke Elstane interpreted by Dunstane, 157, b 50. Of arch|bishop Laurence: note, 106, b 60, 107, a 10. Wherebie Rollo was warned, 146, a 30
• Drunkennes. ¶ Sée Quaffing.
• Druis the son of Sarron, 2, b 50
• Druides where they made their chiefe abode: &c. 2, b 60. Cursse the Romans, 41, b 40
• Duke Alfrike of Mercia, 165, a 60 Androgeus of Troino|uant, 31, a 30. Asclepiodotus of Cornewall his exploits a|gainst the Romans, 56, b 60. King of Britaine, 57, a 10. He is slaine, 2, a 3 [...]. Berthun & Au [...]hun of Sussex, 124, b 40 Blederike of Cornwall, 104, b 10, Chorthmund a murtherer 137, a 10. Conan [...] of Cornwall, 65. Corineus of Cornwall. ¶ Sée Corineus. Dionethus of Cornwall, 67, a 20. Eardulfe taken & woun|ded, 136, b 30. Elsing of Nor|waie, 16, a 50. Gluni of Deme|tia, 36, a 20. Gorolus of Corn|wall, 88, a 20. Heninus of Cornwall, 13, a 20 Horge [...]ius of Cornwall or Deuonshire, 160, a 60. Magianus of Alba|nia, 13, a 20. Octauius of the Gewisses, 65, a 60. Salomon of Cornwall, 66, a 60. Uorti|gerne of the Gewisses and Cornwall, 76, b 30. ¶ Sée Uortigerne. Wade a conspi|rator, 137, a 10
• Duke William prepareth to in|uade England & conquer it, 198, b 20. His proclamation telling the causes of his en|trance into England, 174, b 60. His policie to disorder his enimies, 202, a 10. Ioi|fullie receiueth Harold, 193, b 60, 194, a 10. Sendeth an a [...]bassage to Harold putting him in mind to remember his EEBO page image 726 oth, 196, b 60. Erecteth & buil|deth tortresses for his soldi|ers, 199, a 30. He landed in Sussex, 198, b 90. Was base|lie borne of the bodie of Arlet a burgesses daughter of Fa|lois, 201, b 10. The battell be|twixt him & K. Harold fought 200, a 10. His comming ouer into England, and returne, 190, b 60. Pretended a title to the crowne of England, 196, b 10. His enterprise fauoured of pope Alexander, 199, a 10. Sendeth to K. Harold requi|ring him to take his daugh|ter to wife, as he promised, 197, a 30. Promiseth Harold his daughter in mariage, 194, a 20. His pedegrée 201, a 30
• Dukes rebell against Oswie, 118, b 60
• Dubright bishop of Caerleon, 90, b 20
• Dubritius bishop of Landaffe his diligence in his professi|on, 94, a 20
• Dulcitius an expert capteine in war, 73, a 30. Appointed to put Ualentinus to death, 73, b 10
• Dune a riuer where Doncaster now standeth. 85, b 60
• Dunmailes sonnes eies put out by king Edmund, 157, a 30
• Dunstan, & what is reported of him, 165, b 10. His prophesies, 165, a 20. His sharpe message sent to K. Ethelred, 165, a 60. He is restored & in estimation with Edgar, 159, a 60. Made bishop of Worcester, 160, a 10. In fauour with Edred, 158, b 10 By working miracies he had his will when argumẽts failed, 163, a 10. His hipocrisie, 161, a 10. His vision: note a vaine tale, 157, b 40. He is ba|nished, 159, a 20
• Dunwich a bishoprike, 110, a 40
• Duresme citie besieged by God|frie king Adelstans enimie, 155, a 20
• Durham from Yorkeshire how diuided, 88, a 50. The towne and minster builded, 167, a 10
• Durmo, or rather Gurmo, Angli|cus, why so named, 147, a 40