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KAranach assaileth Sterling bridge, he is eftsoones cha|sed, comforted by his nobles, 55, b 40, &c. King of Picts slaine by misfortune of his owne subiects, 56, b 10
Katerans a kind of wild Scots 253, a 50
Keith lord taken prisoner, 363, a 20. william sent vnto the quéene of England, 453, a 20
Keiths, a f [...]milie aduanced for g [...]od seruice in the field, 166, a 60
Kenedie archbishop of saint An|drews, 276, b 40. His practise, 50
Kenedie Iames archbishop go|uerneth the realme of Scot|land, 279, b 50
Kenneth inuested king of the Scots, 128, a 20. Fortified the realme, b 10. Calleth his nobles to reuenge his fa|thers death, 20. A pretie shift of his to persuade the no|bilitie, 40. Entreth into Sterling shire, 129, a 40. Getteth into Mernes, b 40. with horsemen disordreth the Picts araie, 130, b 10. Causeth retreat to be soun|ded, b 20. His oration, 50. Sendeth to Camelon com|manding them to yéeld, 131, b 20, His extreame vow, 131, b 60. A pretie craft vsed by him: note, 132, a 20. His lawes and ordinances, 133 a 20, &c. Deceaseth, 134, b 10
Kenneth crowned king, vertu|ous of li [...]e, 153, a 10, &c. His oration, b 10, &c. Gathe|reth an armie against the Danes, 154, b 60. Setteth his men in arraie, exhor|teth them to valiantnesse, 155, a 10, &c. worthilie commen|ded for his iustice, poisoned his cousine Malcolme, not suspected of the fact, 156, b 50, 60. Requesteth that the crowne might come by inhe|ritance, 157, a 50, 60. He mii|nistred iustice truelie, his g [...]lue conscience, confession of his s [...]e, repentance and pilgrimage, 158, a 10, &c. Murthered: note, 158, b 30, 50
Kennethus Ke [...]r K. of Scots dieth of the cough, 111, a 30
Kentigerne begotten in a ra|uishment, 107, b 60
Kernes, 143, b 20
Kil [...]os whie so named: note, 152, a 10
Killegrew Henrie sent into Scotland, 410, b 30
Kimbaline king of Britons, 45, a 50. Deceaseth, 45, b 40.
King goeth secretlie to France, 318, b 60. To the west bor|ders, 329, a 10. Receiueth the order of saint Michaell, 382, b 10. Persuaded to staie the parlement, 382, b 40. He en|treth into the queenes pri|uie chamber, 382, b 50. Per|suaded by the quéene, 383, a 20. Goeth to Meggat land, 384, a 30. As a solitarie per|son goeth to Striueling, mur|dered, 384, a 60
King, and what mischiefes in|sue for lacke of one, 204, a 50
Kings, the choosing of them not allowed, 35, b 50. Of Scot|land take vpon them to rule the realme (without procura|tors) being within age, 41, b 50. ¶ See England, Scot|land.
Kinnatill king of Scotland, 108, a 40. His death, surren|dereth his kingdome on his death bed, 108, a 60
Kinter inuaded, 336, a 50
Kircawdie causeth the priso|ners not to returne at the daie appointed, 409, b 10
Kircawd [...] Iames entreth E|denburgh castell, 412, a 10
Knights fiftie dubbed, 264, a 20 Thirtie and two of one sur|name, 198, a 40
Knights of the Rhods, 182, b 50
Knights of saint Michaels or|der, 337, b 60
Knockfergus whie so named, 35, a 30

L.

LAncaster towne burnt, 224 a 10
Langton burnt, 362, b 50
Lawes of king Kenneth: note, 133, a 20, &c. Of king Mack|beth. 171, b 60
Lawes filthie, 45, a 10
Lecherie in Iames the third, 286, b 10
Legat from Rome with the an|swer made to him, 223, b 20 For a collection from the pope, 195, a 60. From pope Clement, his demand, 202, [...] 10, 20
Legue published by heralds, and the articles thereof, 123, a 10, 20. Betweene France and Scotland, 306, a 30. Conclu|ded, 122, b 20, 30. Renewed, 194, a 50, 207, a 60. Betwéene Emdene and Scotland, 360, b 10. Betweene the Scots, Picts, and Britons, 96, a 60 98, a 10, b 40
Leirmouth Iames ambassador into England, 322, b 50. ¶ Sée Liermouth.
Leith besieged, 368, a 50. Bur|ned, 335, a 10. Fortified, 348, a 20 367, a 40. 403, a 30. Un|prouided of vittell, 373, b 10
Leneux the earle gathered a po|wer, 314, a 10. Slaine, 314, a 30. G [...]th into Scot|land, 331, b 60, Confer|reth with quéene Dowa|ger, 332, a 10. His displea|sure, 332, b 30. He renoun|ceth his seruice to the French king, 332, b 40. He seizeth on the French ships, 332, b 60 Commeth to the gouernour, 333, a 10. He fortified Gla|scow, 333, a 20. He sendeth vnto the king of England, 331, b 30. He goeth into England, 335, b 10, He marrieth the ladie Marga|ret Dowglasse, 335, b 10 He is heire to the lord of Obegnie, 335, b 20. Re|turneth into Scotland, 335 b 20. In danger to be be|traied, 335, b 60, Landeth at Dinnune, 336, a 20. He procureth those of the Iles to serue the king of Eng|land, 338, a 50. He en|treth into Scotland, 344, b 40. In doubt what to doo, 344, b 60. Dissembleth with his dissemblers, 345, a 10. He with the lord wharton inuadeth Scot|land, 345, b 50. Commeth into Scotland, 381, a 10 warden of the east mar|ches, 381, b 60. Pardo|ned, 383, a 40. He returneth into Scotland, 400, a 10 He carieth Englishmen into Scotland, 400, a 40, He com|meth to Edenburgh, 400, a 40 EEBO page image 755 Made regent, 401, a 10. Go|eth against the earle of Cas|sels, 401, b 40. Taken in his lodging, 403, b 50. Wounded, 403, b 60. His words before his deth, 404, a 10. His deth, 404, b 10
Leneux & Argile at variance, 114, b 60. ¶ Sée Earle.
Leneux harried, 168, b 60
Leneux countesse. ¶ Sée Mar|garet.
Lesle their familie, 425, a 10 ¶ Sée Erldome,
Letter of Henrie the eight an|swering the king of Scots. 297, a 10, &c. Of Iames the fourth to the king of Portin|gale, 293, a 20. Of the Sco|tish king to Henrie the eight, 295, b 40. Of Robert king of Scots to his sonne prince Iames, 255, b 20, &c. Of the prior of S. Andrews to the French king, 368, b 20. Of the French king to the prior of S. Andrews, 367, b 50. Concerning the marriage of his sonne to the quéene of Scots, 361, 20. Of the nobi|litie to the regent, 369, b 30
Libels against king Iames the second, 275, a 60
Liberalitie of king Dauid the first reproued, 183, a 40
Liberties of Scotland defen|ded, 190, a 10
Liermouth Iames would haue rescued the cardinall, 340, a 20
Liermouth capteine defendeth the countrie against the En|glish, 345, b 30
Lion crowned, 123, b 10
London woone by the Britons 101, b 20
Lordane. ¶ Sée Lurden.
Lords assemble, 312, a 10. Exi|led come into Scotland, 383, a 10. They make their pro|testation, 383, a 10. Flie into England, 383, a 40. ¶ Sée Conspiracie and Nobles.
Lorges sent into Scotland, 337, b 50
Lorison ¶ Sée Twinam.
Loth king of Picts, 98, a 40. Married to Aurelius Am|brose his daughter, 98, b 50. Contrarie to his oth of cre|dence, &c: aideth the Saxons 100, a 60. Requireth the king|dome of Britaine, 101, a 50. ¶ Sée Gouernement.
Lothian, of whome so named, 105, b 10
Louchhouse castell burnt, 437, a 40
Louchquhaber the reason of the name, 84, b 20
Louet lord slaine, 338, b 10
Lucius king of Britaine di|eth, 66, b 50
Lucius Antenous lieutenant of Britaine, 61, b 40. He is wounded, 62, a 10
Lugthake king of Scots, his incontinencie and other vile vices, murthered with a number of his men, 61, a 30
Lugtake crowned at Scone, slaine, 176, b 50
Lurden a terme of reproch how it came vp, 163, b 30

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MAconell Iames, 364, a 50
Magdalene the quéene di|eth, 320, a 40
Magistrats subiect to spite & enuie, 281, a 10, 20
Magnus king of Norwaie cõ|meth into the westerne I [...]es, 180, b 60. Sendeth ambassa|dors to Alexander, 201, a 10. His release of the Scotish Iles, 201, b 40
Maine the marquesse, 352, a 60
Mainus crowned, confirmed the league with the Picts, de|uout in religion, 36, a 40, &c.
Maior of yorke slaine, 222, b 20
Makbeth a valiant gentleman, 168, b 20. Sent against the rebels, 169, a 30. His crueltie, defamed, a 60. Assaileth the campe of the Danes ouer|come with drinke and sléepe, 170, a 50. Made thane of Cawder, deuiseth how he might obteine the kingdome, he slaieth king Duncane, & vsurpeth the crowne, his li|beralitie, and studie to ad|uance iustice, 171, all. His lawes, 171, b 60. His coun|terfet zeale and equitie, his guiltie conscience, his deuise to slea Banquho & his sonne, 172, b 20, &c. His bread, his crueltie caused through feare 174, a 30, His confidence in wizzards, his crueltie, 174, b 10, 40. His trust in prophe|sie, 175, b 60. He and Mak|duffe in armes one against another, 176, a 20. He is slaine, 176, a 30. His lawes abrogated, 176, b 50
Makdonald proclamed king of the Iles inuadeth Lorne & Cantire, 119, b 10, &c.
Makdonald Rosse a notable robber notablie punished: note, 263, b 60
Makdowald offereth himselfe to be capteine of the rebels, 168, b 60. He discomfiteth the kings power, slaieth him|selfe, his wife and children, his head sent to the king, 169 a 10, &c.
Makduffe thane of File, 174, a 60. His escape into Eng|land, b 40. His aduancement: note, 176, b 10. ¶ Sée Mak|beth.
Makferlane Walter, 336, a 60
Makintosch Lanchlane appre|hended, 353, a 30
Makintoschs at variance with the Glenchattens, 315, a 10. They raise sedition, 315, a 60 Their woonderfull [...]aith to their capteine, 315, b 20
Makpender earle of Merns slaieth K. Duncane, 180, b 40
Makulzen and Makbe [...] cap|teins of pirats: note, 190, b 40
Malcolme the sonne of Do|nald the fi [...]t, he is created heire apparant, 146, a 10. Escapeth hurts, a 60. Ad|mitted king, 147, a 10. He is murthered, b 10. Séeketh fréends against Constan|tine, 159, a 40. Goeth with an armie to fight with Con|stantine, 159, a 60. Poisoned by his cousine Kenneth, 156, b 50, 60
Malcolme the sonne of king Kenneth prince of Cumber|land, 157, b 30. In armes a|gainst Crime for the crowne, 160, a 10, 20, &c. Refuseth the crowne but vpon condition, he is made king, his wise|dome in ordering officers, 162, b 10, 20. Sendeth am|bassadors to the Danes, 164, a 20. Wounded, 164, b 30. His praier, 165, a 30. Hasteth for|ward to fight with Danes, his oration, b 60. Winneth the field against the Danes, 166, a 50. His ordinances & decrées after peace obteined, 167, b 10, 20, &c. He waxeth a|uaricious, cruell to purchase riches, conspired against and murthered, 167, a 10, &c.
Malcolme recouers the crown 176, a 40. His manlie cou|rage against a conspirator, 177, a 30. Marrieth Marga|ret, sister to Edgar Ethe|ling, 177, b 10. In armes a|gainst William conquerour, 177, b 60. Giueth himselfe to deuotion, 178, b 40. Resto|reth & erecteth bishops sees, 178, b 60. Slaine in battell, 179, b 50. A builder of chur|ches, 179, a 60, b 10. His sons 180, a 40
Malcolme the sonne of Henrie proclamed prince of Scot|land, 185, a 30. Summoned to doo homage, 185, b 60. Be|ginneth his reigne, his edu|cation, 185, b 20. Goeth with king Henrie into France, 185, b 60. Reproued by his nobles, goeth to yorke, sen|tence against him, besieged, hated of his people, 186, a 10, &c. Meaneth to gouerne in vpright iustice, not persua|ded to take a wife, his death. 187, a 20, 60, b 20
Maldwin inuested king of the Scots, a louer of peace and iustice, 114, b 60. Went about to punish the authors of a commotion, 115, a 10. Buil|deth the church of the abbie of Colmekill, 30. Strangled in his bed, [...]0.
Mallerie the viceadmerall of France, 348, a 40
Man Ile spoiled, 248, b 60
Manlius Ualens inuadeth the Picts, 51, a 10
Mar earle made regent, 407, a 20. Died, 410, a 60
Mar, for Marthea, 84, b 20
Margaret quéene of Norwaie deceaseth, 203, a 10
Margaret Dowglasse coun|tesse of Leneux, some part of hir life, 414, b 40, &c. Hir deth, epitaph, statelie descent, &c: note. 415, a 30, &c.
Marie the quéene of Scots borne, 329, b 10. Seuen daies old when she began hir reigne 330, a 20. A motion made for hir to marrie king Edward the sixt, 330, b 10. She is com|mitted to the lord Leuinstone 330, a 20. Hir mariage to king Edward confirmed, 331, a 10, The French king misliketh the match, 331, a 40. Conuei|ed to Sterling, 332, a 20. Crowned, 332, b 10. Order taken for hir custodie, 332, b 10. She goeth to Mentith, 343, b 10. Conueied into France, 347, a 60. Hir dili|gence, 350, b 40. She giueth the gouernment of the realme to the quéene mother, 357, a 40. She goeth to Inuernesse, 358, b 60. She goeth on pro|gresse for iustice cause, 359, a 30. Hir dowrie in France, 362, a 50. Hir mariage to the Dolphin of France, 362, a 60, She requireth a matrimoni|all crowne of Scotland to be giuen vnto hir husband, 365, a 20. Shée writeth out of France to the prior of saint Andrews, 368, a 40. She di|eth, 374, a 70. Hir praise, 374, b 10. She goeth into Loraine 375, a 50. Causes to make hir state in France, 375, a 60. She commeth to Calis, 377, a 62. Ariueth at Leith, 377, a 70. Hir costlie iewels and housholdstuffe, 377, b 40. She visiteth the townes of Scot|land, 378, b 10. Maketh hir progresse into the north parts 379, b 10. Maketh a progresse to Atholl, 381, a 10. She go|eth into File, 381, a 20. She marrieth the Lord Dernelie, 381, b 10. She sendeth into France for aid, 382, a 50, She conferreth with the king, 383 a 10. She commeth to Eden|burgh, 383, a 60. She agréeth the nobilitie, 383, a 10. Ta|keth hir chamber for to be de|liuered of child, 383, b 10. Sendeth vnto the quéene of England and to the king of France, 383, b 20, Sendeth for the nobilitie against hir deliuerance, 383, b 50. She goeth to Allowaie, 384, a 10. Sendeth for godfathers for hir sonne, 384, a 20. She go|eth into Meggat land, 384, a 30. She burieth hir husband not farre from Dauid Richio 384, b 20. Taken by force by Bothwell, 384, b 20. Maried Bothwell, 384, b 40. He excu|seth the mariage vnto the French king, 384, b 50. Shée gathereth a power, 387, a 40. She is taken of the lords, 387, a 40. Imprisoned in Lochleuine, 387, b 50. Sur|rendreth hir title to hir sonne, 388, a 40. Escapeth out of Lochleuine, 391, b 60. Gathe|reth a power, 391, b 60. Dis|comfited, 392, b 10. Flieth into England, 392, b 40. Commit|ted to sir Rafe Sadler, 443, a 60. Committed to sir Am [...]es Pawlet, 443, 50
Marie Magdalens da [...]e pros|perous for the Englishmen to fight against the Scots, 210, b 40
Mariage of the kings daugh|ter, and his sonne the prince of Scotland, 202, b 60
Mariage repented, 244, a 50, Incestuous, 275, b 10
Marius made king of Britaine 52, b 60. Doubteth rebellion of his subiects, 59, b 60. Com|pelleth the Romans to leaue the north parts, 60, a 10. Slaine, 81, b 60
Marnachus, thane of Buck|quhane, 166, b 40
Marquesse Dorset appointed to kéepe Berwike, 311, a 60
Martignes a forward capteine but an vntrue prophet, 372, a 30
Martyrs, 138, a 30
Maximian sent ouer into Bri|taine, 85, a 50. Causeth them to ioine with him against the Romans 60. Pursueth the victorie, 85, b 60. Taketh vpon him the absolute gouernment of Britaine, with the im|periall title, 86, a 30. Gran|teth peace to Scots, 86, a 60
Maximus his practise to de|stroie the Scots, 76, a 60. Sendeth to Heirgust king of Picts, b 10. Sendeth an he|rald to Eugenius, raiseth a mightie power, inuadeth the Scotish regions, 40, 50, 60. His feigned gréefe, 77, a 50. Approcheth towards the Scots, 60. His sudden arri|uall, b 30. Granteth peace to the Irish, and séeketh by his bountious liberalitie to win EEBO page image 756 the people, [...]9, b 60. Chosen emperor in Britaine, 80, a 20. Ruled the estate seuenteene yeeres, 30
Marwell lord inuadeth Eng|land, 311, b [...]0. Heareth masse, 453, b 40
Maxwell Iohn deliuered out of prison, 399, b 17
Maxwell Robert base brother to the earle Moorton, 437, a 16
Maxwels would not be subiect to the earle of Arra [...]e, 437, b 40
Mentith Iohn capteine of Dunbretton castell: note, 220 b 20
Mercie notablie exemplified, 143, a 60
Metherus were men of goodlie stature, 52, b 10
Mernes and Angus cruellie punished, 129, b 50
Mesures an ordinance for them 264, a 60
Metellan K. of Scots, 45, a 50 becommeth friend to the Ro|mans, 45, a 60. Departeth the world, b 10
M [...]ke castell yéelded, 344, a 10
Ministers called home, 448, b 60
Miracle, 111, a 20. Of a child healed, 193, a 50
Miracles, 220, a 20: note, 254, a 20
Mogall admitted king, studieth to redres abuses, 61, a 60. Be|loued of his subiects, b 10. Requireth a restitution of wrongs doone by the Ro|mans, prepareth to warres, exhorteth his men vnto vali|antnesse, 20, 30, &c. Through pride abuseth himselfe in sun|drie kinds of vices, conspired against, flieth out of his owne house, murthered, 62, b 50, 60
Molocke a preacher, 112, a 20
Monasteries of Scotishmen in Germanie, 123, b 30
Monie, and a deuise to get it for king Iames the fourth, 291, a 50
Monsieur de la Uarenne sent out of France to aid the part of Margaret quéene of Eng|land, 279, b 60
Monsieur de Bauier slaine by the lord of Woodburne, 306, a 10
Monster borne, 59, a 50. Of a strange forme and of no lesse strange qualities: note, 288, a 10, &c.
Monsters, 268, a 10. Strange: note, 146, b 40
Montgomerie earle of Eglin|ton slaine, 457, a 40
Moone new worshipped, 36, b 20
Moonke poisoneth the gouer|nour of Scotland, and is bur|ned, 229, a 60, b 10, &c.
Moonks were preachers, 112, a 30. Called the white moonks, 182, b 50
Morauians helpe to apprehend théeues and offenders, 53, b 10. All slaine, 52, b 60
Mordacke king of Scots a lo|uer of peace, deceaseth: note, 117, b 10, &c.
Mordacke the kings lieutenant beareth with offenders, 118, a 40. Put to death, b 10
Mordacke obteineth the earle|dome of Rosse, 433, b 50
Mordo. ¶ Sée duke.
Mordred, the opinion which men conceiued of him for his wit and towardlinesse, desi|rous to be reuenged, 103, a 50 b 60. Complaineth to king Arthur, for that Constantine was created heire apparent, 105, b 10. Succéedeth Loth in the kingdome of Pictland, 105, b 10. He and Eugenius persuaded to peace, 106, a 20. I [...] slaine, 106, a 60. His li|nage quite extinct, 107, a 20. ¶ Sée Gawen.
Morton earle make regent, 410 b 20. Put to the worst, 402, b 60. Surrendreth his regent|ship, 416, b 10. His examinati|on, 429, b 10. He is beheaded, 433, a 60
Moses capteine generall vnder Pharo, his dooings not fol|lowed, he fled, called out of Madian into Egypt, not re|garded, 29, a 30, 40, &c. b 10, &c.
Mowbraie sir Philip knight, valiant: note, 216, b 20. ¶ Sée Beaumont.
Mudiard apprehended, 357, a 60. Yéeldeth to the quéene, 358, b 40
Murkettus (an inuador) with manie more hanged, 44, b 50, 60
Muredac ¶ Sée Mudiard.
Murreie Andrew fellow go|uernour with the earle of March, 231, b 50. Taken prisoner, a 60. Commeth out of the mounteins, his wast, &c: 237, a 60. His victories, 237, b 10. Deceaseth, 238, a 40
Murreie William departeth from the kings faction, 391, a 60
Murreie earle a sutor vnto the queene, 381, a 40. Earle re|gent slaine, 397, b 20
Murreis rebell, discomfited and ouerthrowne, 186, b 50. De|stroied, 187, a 10
Murreie land, 53, a 10
Murret monsieur, 352, a 50
Murther detestable, 42, a 60 Most cruell, 40, b 60, Of one for another, 117, a 30. Suspe|cted & tried by the racke: note, 118, a 20. Whereafter insued open war, 274, b 40. By mis|fortune: note, 56, b 10. Most shamefull of K. Duffe: note, 150, b 10, &c. How punished, 151, b 20. Of a king doone by his owne hands on himselfe, 43, a 50. ¶ See Conspiracie.
Murtherer murthered, 70, b 50, 60: note, 125, b 60
Murtherers torne in peeces with wild horsses: note, 147, b 20
Musgraue Thomas, capteine of Berwike, prisoner, 246, a 50
Mutinie among souldiors, 59, a 60. Among the people of Louchquhaber, 168, b 40

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