Appendix A.7 G.

G.

• GAine. ¶Sée Gift.
• Game. ¶Sée Wrestling.
• EEBO page image 1502Games prohibited as vnlaw|full, 111, b 40
• Ganteners and king Edward the firsts men at debate, 306, a 50. Mainteine warre against the erle of Flanders, 448, b 30
• Gard of the prince. ¶Sée Yeo|men.
• Gardens. ¶Sée Moorefield.
• Gardiner bishop of Winchester made lord chancellor, 1089, a 10. An enimie to the ladie E|lisabeth, examined of him, 1154 a 30, 40. Derided: note, dog in a rochet, 1143, a 20. The talke betwéene the ladie Eli|sabeth and him, 1158, b 20, 40. Crowneth quéene Marie, 1091, b 30. His tale in the star chamber against the ladie E|lisabeth, 1102, a 20, &c: Prea|cheth at Paules crosse: note, 1126, a 60. His practise a|gainst ladie Elisabeth, 1101, b 40. His old hatred against the duchesse of Suffolke: note 1142, a 60, b 10, &c: 1143, a 10, &c: His death, visited with the sudden stroke of God, a hun|ter for the life of ladie Elisa|beth, 1130, a 40, 60, b 20: note,
• Garrisons placed in Wales by king Henrie the first, 38, a 10
• Gascoigns refuse to receiue the king of England for their souereigne 481, b 10. Send to Richard the first, signifieng to him that they ought not to be diuided from the crowne, 485, a 60. Begin to humble themselues, 249, a 10. Com|plaine of their streict hand|ling, 247, b 60. Make warre against the English subiects, they are danted, 245, a 60, b 10 they meane to complaine of the earle of Leicester, their al|legations disprooued, 246, a 20 40. Cease not to make warre against the earle of Leicester, 246, b 60. Rebell, and whie, 248, a 30. Pursue the Welsh|men, 282, a 20. They and o|ther nations how they tooke the death of Richard the se|cond, 517, b all
• Gaston de Bierne noted for vn|thankfulnesse, 240, a 30. At|tempteth to take the citie of Baion, 250, a 30. Submit|teth himselfe vnto king Hen|rie the third, 242, a 60
• Gauaro and others executed for murther, his desperat end, 1061, a 50, 60
• Gaunt besieged by the French king, 179, a 10
• Geffreie sonne to king Henrie the second, 7, b 30
• Geffreie king Henrie the se|conds fourth sonne borne, 67, b 10. Marrieth the duchesse of Britaine, 75, a 20
• Geffreie bishop of Constance in armes against the earle of Camber, 11, a 50
• Geffreie bishop. ¶Sée Bishop.
• Geffreie a kings brother rebel|leth, 66, a 30
• Gelderland ¶Sée Duke.
• Gelousie and crueltie: note, 115, b 40
• Genowais stratagems to abash the English: note, 372, a 30, 40. Reteined in the French kings wages, they méet the English on the feas & fight, 363, b 10, 20
• Gentlemen more trustie than the commons, more woorthie than peom [...]n, 1052, b 10, 60
• Gerald. ¶Sée Erle Gerald.
• Gerard de Cambill charged with felonie and treson, 143, a 10
• Gernseie. ¶Sée Ierdseie.
• Gifford William bishop of Win|chester commended, 28, b 20
• Gifford doctor of physicke presi|dent of the college of physici|ans, 1349, b 40
• Gift of king Henrie teight vnto the citie of London, 976, b 40, 50. Of king Henrie the se|cond to Hugh Lacie, 82, b 20. Large and bountifull refu|sed, 255, b 30. Of the new yeare, 249, a 50. Of erle Ed|wins lands to earle Alane: note the forme, 7, b 10. ¶Sée Crosbie. Large refused being an vngodlie gaine, 147, b 20.
• Gifts great giuen for the fa|uor of Edward the fourths councellors and lords: note 700, b 20. They pacifie an|ger, procure fauor, 478, b 50, 60. And obteine lost liberties: note, 479, a 10. Of roiall mag|nificence bestowed by the French, 1382, a 20. A meane vsed to win the fauour of the nobilitie, 16, a 10. Not respec|ted, but the mind of the giuer: note, 1179, b 20, 30. Giuen king Henrie the eight in his progresse into Yorkshire, 954, b 10, 20. ¶ Sée Bribes, Presents, and Rewards.
• Gilbert de Gaunt taken priso|ner and put to his ransome, 7, a 20
• Gilbert murthered by Liui [...]us, 12, b 30
• Gilbert capteine of Tunbridge castell, 17, b 40
• Gilbert knight his voiage to Norimbega, it hath not wish|ed successe, he is seuered from his companie, dead, and neuer heard of, 1369, a 50, 60, b 10
• Gilford knight, his message of thanks from king Henrie the seuenth to the Kentishmen, 780, a 10. Maister of the horsse vnto king Henrie the eight, 822, b 60
• Gilford lord Dudleie executed on the Tower hill, 1099, b 30 ¶Sée Sands.
• Gisors beséeged by king Ri|chard the first, 151, b 60. Be|séeged by the Englishmen, 570, b 50
• Gita the sister of Sweine king of Denmarke escapeth into Flanders, 6, b 20
• Glasse house burned, 1261, b 50
• Glendouers rebellion in Wales, what he was, 518, b 60. The occasion that mooued him to rebell, ouerthrowne, 519, a 10 Reputed a coniuror: note, 520 b 20. Conspireth with the Persis, 521, b 50. His daugh|ter married vnto the earle of March, 521, a 20. He with his Welshmen full of mischéef 519, b 20. He and his Welsh in armes against the lord Greie of Ruthen, preuaileth 519, b 60. Taketh the erle of March prisoner, 520, a 60. Wasted the English marches 525, a 40. Aided by the mar|shall Montmerancie, 531, a 10. His craftie entring the ca|stell Abirus [...]with, 533, b 40. He & fiftéene hundred Welsh|men taken and slaine, 528, a 10. Endeth his life in great miserie, 536, a 10
• Glocester recouerd & put to fine 266, b 10. Whie it was not as|sulted by quéene Margaret & hir power, 686, a 40. ¶ Sée Duke.
• Goche his valiant seruice, 587, b 50, 60. Taken prisoner by the loundering of his horsse, 611, b 30. A Welshman, his escape, 630, a 40. Slaine vp|on London bridge, 635, a 30
• Goodwine. ¶ Sée Edmund.
• Goring George. ¶ Sée Iusts triumphant.
• Gospatrike earle of Northum|berland is sent against king Malcolme of Scotland: note, 10, a 60, From whome duke William taketh the erledome of Northumberland, & whie, 10, b 50. How he came to be earle of Northumberland, 13, a 30. ¶ Sée Malcolme.
• Gospell, the shamefull end of a contemner thereof: note, 935, a 60
• Grace of God, words miscon|striued by the Scots: note, 423, a 20, &c.
• Grafton Richard slandered by a Scot and defended, 112, a 30. Defended against Bu|chanans slander, 298, b 10, &c.
• Granado is woone from the Turks or Saracens, 772, b 30. The state and pompe of the same, b 60
• Grandmesuill Hugh set all vp|on the spoile, 17, a 50
• Grant of king Henrie the third to his brother, 209, b 20. ¶Sée Patents.
• Grantham church in Lincolne|shire out of which the people were frighted, 2 [...]4, b 20
• Grasing inconuenient vnto the commonwealth: note, 862, a 60, b 10
• Grasse. ¶Sée Mice. 1315, a 60
• Grauelin fortified by French for a countergarrison to Ca|lis, 444, b 10
• Grauesend burned by the French and Spanish, 427, a 60
• Gréefe killeth an archbishop, 6, b 60. Of king Iohn turned into rage, 183, b 10. Cause of a sore and dangerous sick|nesse in king Iohn, 194, a 60, Of mind doubled the cause of king Iohns death, 194, b 50. Killed Dauid the prince of Wales, 238, a 60. Killed king Henrie the seconds heart, 114, b 50. For losse of booties, 194, a 60. For an ouerthrow the death of a king, 958, b 40. The cause of death, 18, a 30, 44, b 60, 50, b 30, 728, a 30, 40: note, 1151, b 10 20, 797, a 10. For vnkindnesse, 88, b 50
• Greie lord committed vnto the Tower, 952, b 10. Indicted and beheaded, 953, b 60
• Greie lord of Wilton deputie of Bullen, the letter of king Henrie the eight vnto him, 875, b 40, 50, 60. His seruice verie honorablie accepted of the king, 976, a 40. His re|quest vnto the duke of Sum|merset, 985, a 20. Receiueth possession of Hume castell, 990, b 60
• Greie lord Iohn duke of Suf|folkes brother arreigned, condemned, pardoned, re|leased, beheaded, 1117, b 60
• Greie lord capteine of Guisnes, taketh the French at a sléepie aduantage, commendeth his soldiors, 1137, a 50, 60, b 50 The danger that he escaped sitting vpon a forme with two gentlemen, hurt by mis|chance, he consulteth with the Englishmen, 1138, a 30, b 40, 50, 60. His words to his soldiors, being ashamed of their timorousnes, agréeth with the [...]nimie vpon arti|cles, 1140, a 20, 40
• Greie lord generall of the quéenes armie in Scotland, 1187, a 30. His message to the Frenchmen. 1188
• Greie Arthur hurt in the shoul|der by shot, 1189, a 10
• Greie lord of Wilton deceaseth, 1198, a 50
• Greie Henrie. ¶Sée Iusts tri|umphant.
• Greies familie aduanced, 668, a 30, 40
• Gréene, one of Richard the thirds merciles instruments to murther two innocent princes, 734, b 50
• Gréenfield knight, sir Walter Raleighs lieutenant for the voiage to Uirginia, 1401, b 50. Singled from his com|panie, arriueth in Hispaniola, 60. His valiantnesse against the Spaniards, 1402, a 10. In danger of shipwracke, 20. Chaseth and surpriseth a Spanish ship, 50
• Gréenwich repared, 788, a 10
• Gresham knight suddenlie de|ceaseth: note, 1310, b 50
• Gret Harrie. ¶Sée ship.
• Gret Oneale. ¶Sée Oneale.
• Greuill Fulke. ¶ Sée Iusts triumphant.
• Griffin ap Rées dooth much hurt on the marches, 38, a 60
• Griffin king of Wales depar|teth this life, 152, a 60
• Griffin of Wales breaketh his necke, 228, b 20
• Griffin beheaded at Towre hill, 928, a 10
• Grotes and halfe grotes. ¶Sée Coines.
• Ground. ¶ Sée Earth.
• Guido earle of Britaine his fa|ther and his thrée sonnes erls of Britaine, 7, b 20
• Guenhera and the nobles of Wales make a league with Henrie the third, 226, b 50
• Guie of Warwike deceaseth, 323, a 10
• Guildhall inlarged, the chap|pell, 540, b 10
• Guines. ¶Sée Guisnes.
• Guisnes, Henrie the eights pa|lace roiall there described: note, 856, b 40, b 50, &c, 857, all. ¶Sée Greie lord capteine of Guisnes.
• Guise. ¶Sée Duke.
• Gun called Digeon, 614, b 50, Called the red gun ouer|throwne, & recouered of the French, 818, b 30, 40
• Gun shot into the court at Gréenwich, 1132, b 50. By casualtie discharged at the quéenes priuie barge, she be|ing therein, and some hurt doone: note, 1310, b 10, &c.
• Guns of how ancient an inuen|tion, 453, b 50. Of iron when first made, 960, a 20. Gained from the French, 968, a 10. Called handguns and bear|ing of weapons forbidden by proclamation, 1117, b 60. ¶Sée Culuerings.
• Gunpowder blowes vp a house and killeth fiftéene persons, 1081, a 60. Sha [...]tereth houses in Bucklersberrie, 1208, a 50. Strangelie set on fier dooth much hurt, 1348, b 10
• Gurguint builder of Norwich castell, 1288, a 10. His spéech, EEBO page image 1503 touching [...]nt [...]q [...]itie, 1189, a 40, &c.