C.

• CAdallanus ſent againſt Mur|ketus. 29.49
• Cadallanus proclaymed Go|uernour of the Realme. 30.41
• Cadall of Gallovvay created Go|uernour of the Realme. 25.30
• Cadall made generall of an armye into Ireland. 25
• Cadals armye moſt part drovvned by a tempeſt. 26.4
• Cadall revvarded for his faythfull ſeruice. 26.27
• Cadall deceaſſed. 26.77
• Cadals Image erected in the mar|ket place at Epiack, and hono|red vvith diuine ceremonies. 27. line. 11
• Cadhard, Thane of Meffen Ca|ſtell. 211.80
• Cadvvall King of Britaynes van|quished, and chaſed into Scot|land. 143.57
• Cadvvall goeth into Fraunce, and obteineth ayde againſt the Sax|ons. 143
• Cadvvall reſtored agayne to hys Kingdome. 143.63
• Cadvvall of Britaine, and Penda of Mertia, ioyne their povvers againſte Edvvine of Northum|berland. 146.50
• Cadore Duke of Cornevvall, fa|ther to Conſtantinus. 132.75
• Cadane K. of Denmarke, preten|deth title to the Picts lãds. 187. line. 101
• Caeſius Naſica entreth vvith an army into Gallovvay. 42.52
• Cayme, a noble man of Britayne ſlayne. 134.67
• Calfe vvith an head like a Colte. 385. 77
• Calphurnius ſent Lieutenant into Britaine. 66.93
• Calphurnius entreth into the bor|dures of the Scottes and Pictes. 66. 105
• Caldſtreame vpõ Tvveed. 434.23
• Calphurnius ſente for home to Rome. 67.33
• Caldorus Captaine of the Britishe Rebels. 67.100
• Caldorus eſcapeth. 67.108
• Calene a noble man, and hys vviſe counſell. 185.64
• Calaice beſieged by the English|men. 349.41
• Camus Captayne generall of the Danish fleete. 233.49.
• Camus ſlayn by the Scots. 234.80
• Camelõ chiefe ſeate of the Pictish Kings vvonne. 29.17
• Camelon vvonne by force. 49.59
• Camelon taken by force and ſac|ked. 102 31
• Cameſtone vvhy ſo called. 234.86
• Camelõ takẽ by the Romans. 93.91
• Candles ſeene burning vppon the toppes of hilles in the nightes. 441. 39
• Canute brother to Sueno, landeth in Buchquhane vvith an armye of Danes. 236.14
• Camelon kept by the Picts againſt the Scottes. 178.22
• Camelõ taken by the Scots. 179.10
• Camelon burnte, and raſed to the ground. 179.50
• Canute ouerthrovven by Mal|col [...]e King of Scotland. 236.52
• Canute returneth into Den. 237.13
• Canute and Edmonde Ironſide fight a Combate. 24 [...].3 [...]
• Canute receyueth Edmonde vnto halfe the Kingdome of England. 241. 41
• Canute King of Denmarke reco|uereth the kingdome of England to the Danes. 241.26
• Cãdida Caſa firſt inſtituted. 94.11 [...]
• Caraulius or Carantius brother to Findock, and priuie to his mur|thering. 77.54
• Canulph Bishop of Durhã. 261.42
• Cannogate. 264.1
• Camus landeth his armye at Red|brayes in Scotland. 233.66
• Cantyre and Kile vvaſted. 39.63
• Captaines of diſcorde apprehen|ded and executed. [...]49.76
• Captaynes prohibited to buy lãds vvher their charge lyeth. 246.54
• Captaynes prohibited to mar [...]e their children to anye vvhere their charge lyeth. 246.59
• Car Thomas a vvorthy Englishe Captayne. 477.9 [...]
• Camelon beſieged by Veſpaſian. 36. 41
• Camelon ſurrendred. 36.45
• Camelõ peopled vvith Romanes. 36. 60
• Caratake ſonne to Cadallane pro|claimed King. 31.56
• Carictonium Metropolitane of Scotland. 31.66
• Caratake borne in Carriek. 31.72
• Caratakes counſell agaynſte the Romanes. 31.95
• Caratake choſen Captayne of the Britaines againſt the Romanes. 53. 37
• Caratake promiſeth to ayde the Britaines againſt the Romanes. 33. 57
• Carell in Fife. 444.88
• Caratake returneth to Carictoni|um. 34.14
• Caratakes aunſvvere to the Ro|maine Ambaſſadoures. 34.24
• Caratake eſcapeth by flighte into his Countrey. 35.69
• Caratake aſſembleth an armye in Gallovvay. 36.71
• Caratake and his armye putte to flighte. 37.2 [...]
• Caratake refuſeth the Romaines friendship. 37.46
• Caratake aſſembleth a nevv army. 38. 8
• Caratake ſeeketh reuenge for Ki [...]e and Cantire. 39.66
• Caratake and his armye ouer|throvven by the Romaines. 40
• Caratake vvife, children, and breethren taken. 40.32
• Caratake betrayed by his ſtepmo|ther. 40.35
• Cartamandua ſtepmother to Ca|ratake. 40.34
• Caratake is ſente to Rome. 40. line. 40
• Caratake is shevved to the people in triumph. 40.4 [...]
• Caratake reſtored to libertie, and ſent home. 40.56
• Caratake dyeth. 40.66
• Carantius or Carcaſſius troubleth the ſtate of Britaine. 80. [...]3
• EEBO page image 560Carantius ſente by Dioc [...]eſian a|gainſte Rouers, taketh parte of [...] ſpoyle vvith them. 80.94
• Carantius arriueth in VVeſtmer|lande, and cauſeth the people to take his parte againſte the Ro|maynes. 80.110
• Carantius requireth aid of Crath| [...] againſte the Romaynes. 81.6
• Carantius is promiſed aide of the Picts againſt the Romaynes. 81. line. 33
• Carantius reſurpeth the kingdome of Britayne. 82.3
• Carantius deuideth parte of the land gotten, to the Scottes and Pictes. 82. [...]0
• Carantius ſlayne. 82.25
• Cardinall of Sainte Andrevves murthered. 466.2. his ritches. 465. 3
• Cardinall Gualo arriueth in En|gland vvith the Popes authori|tie. 282.54
• Cardinall vvonne by the Scottes. 282. 87
• Cardinall Gualo ſelleth ſpirituall cauſes and quietneſſe for mo|ney. 282.33
• Car Dauid, guide of a bande of Scottes. 434.26
• Carron Alexander, ſurnamed Skrimgeour. 262.54
• Carron Alexander Knighte, made Malcolmes ſtanderde bearer. 296. 50
• Carlingford in Ireland vvonne by the Scottes by aſſault. 36 [...].87
• Ca [...]timandua empriſoneth hir huſ|bande and his breethren. 42.76
• Carcalla Emperour of Rome. 70. line. 14
• Car [...]s Emperour. 77, 52
• Cartimadua buried quicke. 42.80
• Careleill fortified vvyth nevve vvalles, and ditches. 266.44
• Careleile reſtored to the Englishe men. 283.7
• Careleill and Barvvike burnt. 44. line. 16
• Carmelite Friers come into Scot|land. 288.53
• Carrike. 463.47
• Castell of Rockesbourgh beaten flatte to the grounde. 397.71
• Castell of VVarke throvvne dovvne. 397.76
• Castell of Bambourgh. 399.6
• Castell of Dunstanbourgh. 399.6
• Castell of Anvvike left voide. 399.line 25
• Castell of Hermitage. 346.63
• Castell of Edenburgh vvonne by policie. 347.74
• Castell of Rockesbourgh vvonne by th Scottes. 348.33
• Castell of Rosleyne. 394.3
• Castell of Norham besieged by the Scottes. 410.57
• Castell of Cragmiller. 415.62
• Castell of Norham deliuered to the Scottes. 420.7
• Castell of Fourd vvonne by the Scottes. 420.10
• Castel of Etel taken by the Scots. 420.10
• Castell of Harbottell. 426.11
• Castell of Hume. 428.93
• Castell of Dungard vvonne. 343.22
• Castell of Lochindoris. 343.20
• Castell of Kincleuin. 344.36
• Castell of Kilnesse. 344.74
• Castell of Lucres. 344.74
• Castell of Couper left voide. 345.line 47
• Castell of Iedvvorth. 372.90
• Castell of Fast vvonne. 373.60
• Castell of VVarke lost, and recouered. 374.34
• Castell of Temptallon. 378
• Castell of Meffen. 311.78
• Castell of Euonium by vvhome builded. 24.9
• Castell of Norham. 325.70
• Castell of Norham vvonne by the Scottes. 328.9
• Castell of Fineluin. 388.40
• Castell of Dunbar seised into the Kings hands. 381.78
• Castles of Elgin and Fores lefte voide. 232.10
• Castell of Tvvhancastre giuen to the Saxons. 115.70
• Castell of Dundonald. 364.111
• Castell of Cocklauis. 369.60
• Castell of Lochmaben rendred to the Scottes. 359.26
• Castles of Rothsay and Dunnone deliuered to the Ballioll. 339.line 71
• Castell of Lochleuen. 339.95
• Castels raised in agreemente betvveene the Kings of Englande and Scotlande. 354.60
• Castell of Alcluth. 185.29
• Castell of Marne, named aftervvarde Burg, besieged by the Danes. 230.59
• Castell of Marne rendred to the Danes vppon compolition. 231.line 74
• Castell of Dunbar in Angus, a place of great strength. 135
• Castell of Maidens in Edenburgh. 10.110
• Castle of Edenburgh restored to the Scottes. 276.90
• Castle of Ayre besieged and taken by the Norvvaygians. 289.47
• Castle of Dunfirmlane builded. 248.line 113
• Castels in Scotland vvon from the Englishmen. 303.30
• Castell of Roxburgh taken by Iames Dovvglas. 314.53
• Castell of Edenburgh vvonne by Thomas Randall. 314.59
• Castell of Dunoter vvonne by the Scottes. 303.39
• Castell of Galliard. 302.50
• Castell of Bute taken. 203.60
• Castell of Elgin. 230.55
• Castell of Stirling yeelded to the Englishmen vppon conditions. 307.88
• Castell of Vrquhard taken by force. 308.5
• Castell of Maydens forsaken by the Pictes. 179.64
• Castell of Baldegar finished. 261.line 92
• Castell begun agayne to be buylded by King Henry against Barvvike. 286.63
• Castell of Berigonium to Loughquhaber builded. 10.70
• Castell of Sainte Andrevves holden by the Cardinall. 165.92
• Castell of Sainte Andrevves besieged in vayne. 466.43
• Castell of Sainte Andrevves besieged by Frenchmen and vvonne by them by surrender. 466.97 467.10
• Castles vvonne by King Robert. 314.49
• Castell of Dovvnske besieged by Englishmen. 151.13
• Castels in Scotlande, beeing in the keeping of the Englishmen, deliuered to the Scottes. 278.9
• Castell of Anvvike vvon by the Englishmen. 258
• Castell of Fores taken, and all the inhabitants slayne. 209.67
• Castell of Fores. 207.9
• Castell of Sterling repaired. 50.line 61
• Castell of Dunbriton besieged. 51.line 25
• Castell of Calidon, called novve Dunkeld. 51.84
• Castell of Dunbar rendred to the Englishmen. 301.39
• Castell of Fethircarne sacked. 217.line 49
• Castell of Dunsinan. 218.30
• Castell of Norham besieged, but not vvonne by the Scots. 282.line 89
• Castell of Carrike vvonne by the K. Robert. 312.52
• Castell of Innernesse vvonne. 312
• Castell of Kildrummy. 313.64
• Castell of Brechin. 234.3
• Castell of Turnberie. 295.27
• Castell of VVarke. 288.78
• Castell of Forfare. 53.74
• Castell of Couper rendred to VVilliam VVallace. 303.73
• Castle of Bertha. 237.57
• Castell of Delbogin. 217.34
• Castell of Doundore. 199.21
• Cassy hilane requireth ayde of the Scottes against Iulius Cesar. 28.line 12
• Cassybilane yeeldeth to Iulius Cesar. 28.90
• Castius ordeyned Lieutenante of Britaine. 100.50
• Castius sendeth to the Scottes and Pictes to vvithdravv their povver. 100.62
• Castius ioyneth battayle vvyth the Scottes and Pictes. 100.line 96
• Castius the Lieutentant slaine. 100.line 102
• Cathedrall Churche of Murrey brent. 364.97
• Catus Procuratoure of Britayne, fleeth into Fraunce. 43.105
• Cathneste, vvhereof so named. 99.line 62
• Catus armye ouerthrovvne. 44.line 65
• Catus vvounded. 44.66
• Celurke a Citie in Angus, called novv Montros. 215.1
• Celius generall of the Romaines. 56.109
• Cenline or Coelin, K. of VVest Saxons. 140.38
• Cenline King of VVest Saxons slayne. 141.91
• Caesar, looke Iulius Caesar.
• Cerious footemen ſlayne by the Pictes. 43.99
• Certaine perſons burnte for Reli|gion at Edenburgh. 445.66
• Cecrops builder of Athens. 1.9
• Charanat King of Pictes. 44.10
• Charles Iames novve Kyng of Scotland. 248.87
• Charles Earle of Valloys eldeſt daughter married to Edvvarde Ballioll, ſonne to Kyng Iohn. 300. 44
• Charles Dolphin of Fraunce main|teyneth vvarre againſt the En|glishmen. 374. [...]5
• Chatelon in Touraine deliuered to the Scottishmen. 374.106
• Charles King of France dieth. 375. line. 68
• Cheape ſide in London opened, and many houſes vvere ſvval|lovved vp. 108.62
• Cheeſe conuerted into a bloudye cake. 152.23
• Cheldricke a chiefe Captayne of the Saxons ſlayne. 128
• Cheſtes of Aſshes founde in the ground. 38.58
• Cheſt of ſtone found vvith bones in it. 288.65
• Childe that hurteth his father anye vvayes, muſt die for it. 181.29
• Child vnthankefull to his parents, shall not inherite his fathers pa|trimonie. 181.33
• Childe of one moneth olde ſpea|keth. 186.68
• Child ſeeming vncurable, miracu|louſly cured by the K. of Scots. 280. 70
• [...]im [...]s deuotion in ſeruyng the [...]. 12.7 [...]
• Chrimes King of Picts requireth to haue the league vvith the Scots renued. 12.73
• C [...]i [...]onu VVilliam Knyghte, ſometime Lord Chancellour of Scotland proclaymed Rebell, and put to the horne. 387.91
• Chriſt [...] exceſsiue banketting and feaſting reproued. 128.6
• Chriſtmas exceſsiue, banketting and feaſting, vvhen and by vvhom firſt inſtituted. 127.11 [...]
• Chronicles and other Scottishe Bookes burnt. 308.59
• Chruchneus built a Citie vpon the Riuer Carone. [...]0. [...]7
• Church of Durha(m) plucked dovvn and builded vppe a nevve. 257.line 97
• Children and vvomen eaten. 347.line 57
• Church of Dunfermeling buylded. 257.118
• Church of Scotland exempt from the iurisdiction of Yorke. 227.line 98
• Church of Glaskevv finished. 289.line 18
• Churchmens goodes not to bee medled withal. by the Kyng. 357.77
• Cialine slayne. 141.95
• Cisentoriges taken prisoner by the Romaynes. 28.87
• Ciuil discorde amongst the Lords of the Iles. 65.61
• Cinigel King of VVest Saxons. 143.54
• Ciuil discorde betvveene Kyng Constantinus, and Malcolme prince of Cumberland. 222.68
• Ciuil dissention in Scotland. 460.line 47
• Clane Reynolde slayeth the Lord Louet. 465.24
• Clattering of armoure hearde in Camelon Church. 152.20
• Clattering of armoure hearde in the aire. 180.35
• Clavvne Christopher executed. 385.66
• Claudius Emperoure of Rome. 31.line 86
• Claudius the Emperour commeth into Britayne. 32.12
• Claudius sayleth into the Orkenies. 32.17
• Claudius taketh Ganus Kyng of Orkenies. 32.37
• Cleargie of Scotland summoned by Cardinall Gualo to assemble at Anvvike. 283
• Clide Firth. 462.83
• Clide riuer. 462.115
• Clifforde Thomas Knighte, sente Ambassador into Scotlande. 442.28
• Cleargies cõtribution to the kings raunſome. 554.97
• Cloyde riuer. 460.53
• Clovvys King of France. 147.16
• Clovve, a parte of Angus. 297. line. 68
• Chideſdale vvhy ſo called. 178.15
• Cocbourne pethes. 253.43
• Cochram Thomas, of a Maſon made Earle of Mar. 403.83
• Cochram Thomas Earle of Mar hanged. 403.103
• Cockburne Lord of Hinderlande, accuſed of thefte, and behea|ded. 440.55
• Cockburne Roberte Bishoppe of Dunkeld, ſent Ambaſſadour into England. 436.71
• Cobios a vvorthy Frenche Cap|tayne. 477.68. toketh moe. En|glishmen priſoners than he had perſons to aſſayle them vvyth 477. 75
• EEBO page image 561Cardinall Gualo condemned by the Pope in a ſumme of mo|ney. 283.57
• Cardinall Gualo accurſeth Scot|land. 282.108
• Cardinall Egidius commeth into Scotland. 283.87
• Carolus Magnus maketh a league vvith the Scottes. [...]59.76
• Carolus Magnus honorablye re|ceyueth the Scottishmen that vvere ſente into Fraunce. 263. line. 43
• Cartandis Queene of Scottes la|mentation for hir husbande. 91. 10
• Cartandis ſpoyled by a ſorte of Pictish riders. [...]1.26
• Cartandis findeth pitie in the light of Maximus the Lieutenance. 91. 66
• Coile King of the Britaynes. 9.31
• Coile deuiſeth ſubtiltie againſte the Scottes and Pictes. 9.39
• Coile entreth Scotlande vvith an army. 9.68
• Coile ſpoyleth the VVeſterne borders of Scotlande, and ta|keth priſoners. 9.69
• Coile ſlayne by the Scottes and Pictes. 9.112
• Coile buryed at Troynouahe. 9. line. 115
• Coyning of Golde and ſiluer in Scotland firſt began. 73. [...]8
• Co [...]termouth taken vppon a ſud|dayne by the Scottes. 361.4
• Colledge of the Trinitie in Eden|burgh by vvhom founded. 399. line. 33
• Colledge of Sainte Sauioure in S. Andrevves by vvhome foun|ded. 399.81
• Colledge in the old tovvne of A|berdene, by vvhome founded. 4 [...]4. 51
• Colledge Courte of Iuſtice called Seſſions, inſtituted. 441.63
• Colane Lorde of Cantir and hys men ſlayne. [...]6.60
• Colgerne ſlayne. 128.107
• Colgerne a S [...]nõ ſent for to come into Brytayne. 125.21
• Colgerne arriueth vvith an armye in Northumberland. 125.30
• Colgerne created Duke of Nor|thumberland. 126.49
• Colgerne reproueth Loth of vn| [...]ruitineſſe. 128
• Colman confeſſour to Ferqu [...]ard. 148. 45
• Colman and Finnan excommuni|cate Ferquhard. 1 [...]7. [...]4
• Colman remoued to the Byshop|ricke of Lindeferne. 14 [...].21
• Colman conuerteth the Saxons to the Chriſtian faith. 14 [...].23
• Colman fleeth out of England by|cauſe of the Peſtilence. 150.5
• Colman erecteth a Monaſterie in one of the VVeſterne Ilandes. 150. 7
• Colman gouernour of Mar, a man of great authoritie. 160.24
• Colman m [...]liketh to conclude a league vvith the Frenchmenne. 161. 49
• Commotion againſt A [...]uiragus and the Romance. 33.4
• Commotion rayſed in Mertia a|gainſt Adelſtane. 165.12
• Commotiõ of the people in Loch|quhaber. 239.47
• Cometes ſeene in the aire. 180.10
• Comete appeareth. 291.25
• Comete ſeene betvveene the Poale and Pleiades. 401.93
• Comete ſeene in the aire. 397.7
• Comete ſeene in the South shining at noone dayes. 2 [...]7.48
• Comete appeareth before Kyng Malcolmes death. 272.7
• Comete appeareth in the ayre, 385. 79
• Comfray Radulph ſente vvith an army unto Scotland. 30 [...].9 [...]
• Comfray Radulph and hys army.
• Commiſsioners ſente to conclude peace betvvixt Englande and France. 480.68
• Complainte made againſt the Cu|mines in Scotlande. 287.107
• Complayntes exhibited to Iames the firſte againſte the ſonnes of Duke Mordo. 377.72
• Commons of Britayne conſpire agaynſte theyr Nobilitie. 109. line. 53
• Compoſtella a Citie in Spayne builded. 239
• Co [...]modities of Matrimonie, and ſpecially vnto Kings declared. folio. 271
• Commendable ordinances con|cerning Orphanes and VVid|dovves. 132.15
• Comus, a graue noble man of VVales. 33.35
• Conſtantinus Emperour of Rome. 83. 24
• Conſtantius Emperour of Rome. 84. 31
• Concluſion of peace betvveene King Richard of Englande, and Iames of Scotland. 405. [...]
• Conſpiracie of the Scottish Lords againſte Iames the thirde. 40 [...]. line. 42
• Conflicte on the Sea betvvene certayne English and Scottishe Shippes. 415.1 [...]2
• Contention betvveene tvvo Pre|lates for the Archbishopricke of Saint Andrevves. 425.6
• Coniers. 474.22
• Concubina [...] to haue like punish|mente vvith their leachers. 181. line. 17
• Conditiõs of the peace betvveene Crime and Malcolme. 225.84
• Conditions of life and peace giuen to the Englishmẽ by the Danes. 220. 36
• Conditiõs of agreement betvvene Henrye the third of Englande, and Alexander of Scotlande. folio. 2 [...]3
• Controuerſie of the ſucceſſion of Scotlãd committed to Edvvard the firſte King of Englande. 298. line. 105
• Contention betvveene Crathlints iij. Nephevvs for the Crovvne. 84. 53
• Contention in Albion, for cele|brating the feaſt of Eaſter. 147. line. 39
• Contention betvveene the kinſ|folke of Alexander the thirde for the Crovvne of Scotlande. 298. 48
• Contention betvveene the Nobi|litie of Scotlande. 387.91
• Contention betvveene the Go|uernoure and Chancelloure of Scotlande, for keeping of the yong Kings perſon. 386.22. and 387. 14
• Conſpiracie againſt King Henrye of England, moued by the Per|cies and others. 370.2
• Conſpiracie of the Nobles againſt King Robert. 322.32
• Conſpiratours againſte King Ro|berte committed to priſon. 322. line 59
• Conſpiracie of the Nobles againſt Grime. 226.77
• Conſpiracie of the Nobles againſt Thereus the King. 18.104
• Conſpiracie of the Nobles againſt Dardan the King. 46.26
• Conſpiracie againſte Conſtantius, 187. 64
• Conſpiracie of the Nobles againſt Conarus. 63.47
• Conſpiracie attempted agaynſte Mogall. 62.43
• Conſpiracie in Scotlande againſte King Edvvard. 309.45
• Conſpiracie of Thecues to haue ſlayne Alexander. 262.6
• Conſpiracie againſt Durſtus for his vvickedneſſe. 22.5
• Conſpiracie practiſed againſt Co|ran King of Scottes. 131.9
• Conſpiracie of the Nobles againſt Romacus. 85.7
• Conſpiracie of certaine Gentle|men againſt Malcolme. 253.64
• Conſpiracie againſte King Mal|colme. 268.76
• Conſpiracie of the Nobles againſt Dongall. 167.97
• Conſpiracie of the Nobles againſt Malcolme. 238.34
• Conſpiracie againſt G [...]lus. 25.15
• Conſpiracie of the Nobilitie a|gainſt Ethus. 101.83
• Conſpiracie made againſte Iames the firſt by VValter Stevvarde Earle of Athole. 384.3
• Conſtantinus Chlorus perſecuſeth the Chriſtians in Britaine. 82. line. 4.5
• Conſtantine choſen one of the Lieutenauntes of Britaine. 95. line. 71
• Conſtantine ſlayne in France by Conſtantius. 95.72
• Constantinus sonne to Androenus King of Britaine Armorike arriueth in Britaine vvith an armye. 110.56
• Constantinus proclaymed Kyng of Britaine. 110.59
• Constantinus brother to Eugenius created King of Scottes. 111.line 44
• Constantinus King of Scottes, far vnlike in noble conditions vnto Constantinus Kyng of Britaines. 111.line 49
• Constantinus King of Scottes gra(n)teth peace to the Britaines, and deliuereth dyuers Castels into their hands. 111.60
• Constantinus Kyng of Britayne slaine by treason. 111.105
• Co(n)stantinus King of Scottes slaine by one, vvhose daughter he had rauished.112.14
• Constantinus sonne to Constantinus a Monke, aduanced to the kingdome of Britayne.112.47
• Constantinus proclaymed heyre apparant, and Prince of Britain. 132.83
• Constantinus crovvned Kyng of Britaine. 135.73
• Constantinus driuen vvith his Britaines into VVales. 135.95
• Constantinus becommeth a Mo(n)ke in Ireland. 135.106
• Co(n)stantinus murthered in Scotla(n)d. 135.110
• Constantinus sonne to Kenneth, Crovvned King of Scotlande. 186.87
• Constantinus taken by the Danes and murthered. 100.55
• Constantinus King of Brytayne. 194.92
• Constantinus slayne. 194.112
• Constantinus the thirde created Kyng of Scotlande. 200.62
• Constantinus gyueth ouer the Crovvne, and becommeth a Chanon. 202.22
• Constantinus dyeth. 202.40
• Constantinus ambition to atteyne to the Crovvne of Scotlande. 221.97
• Constantinus Crovvned King of Scotland. 221.114
• Constantinus goeth foorthe vvyth an armye to meete Malcolme. 222.67
• Constantinus and Kenneth Bastard fight. 232.22
• Consta(n)tinus breaketh vp his campe for lacke of vittayles. 222.79
• Constantinus and Kenneth Bastarde, slay one the other. 223.line 33
• Conuention of the Scottish Nobilitie holden at Edenburgh. 458.line 24
• Conuentions, offices, and actes of iustice to passe in the Kyngs name. 246.10
• Continuance of the league betvveene the Scottes and Pictes. 80.49
• Coningham Andrevv slaine. 462.line 28
• Coningham. 463.47
• Congall King of Scottes. 113.105
• Congall Kyng of Scottes dyeth. 123.3
• Congall sore vvounded, and hys armye putte to flighte. 117.15
• Conkist King of Pictes. 33.72
• Conkist King of Pictes. 41.42
• Conuall elected King of Scottes. 136.28
• Conuals deuotion to the Image of the Crosse. 136.31
• Conuals affectio(n) tovvards churchmen. 136.46
• Conuall dyeth. 137.75
• Conuall created King of Scotland. 167.60
• Conuall dyeth. 167.87
• Conranus generall of the Scottes against the Saxons. 121
• Conranus admitted King of Scots. 123.16
• Conranus greate dilligence for maintenance of good orders amongst his subiects. 123.34
• Conrane by treason murthered in his bed chamber. 131.27
• Conarus made King of Scottes. folio. 6 [...]
• Conarus priuie of the conſpiracie againſt his father. 63.35
• Conarus giuen to exceſſiue glut|tonie. 63.34
• Conarus requireth a ſubſedie to maynteyne his riot. 6 [...].31
• Copland Iohn taketh Dauid King, of Scottes priſoner. 352.32
• Conarus committed to cloſe pri|ſon. 64.25
• Conarus Miniſters punished for their miſdeedes. 64.29
• Conarus dyeth in priſon. 65.33
• Conanus choſen Gouernoure of Scotland. 19.7
• Conanus diligently punisheth of|fendours. 19.21
• Conanus renoũceth the gouerne|ment. 29.24.
• Conanus Camber councelleth the Britaynes to ſeeke for peace at the Scottes hands. 105.4
• Conanus councell verye euill ta|ken. 105.22
• Conanus murthered by the Bry|taynes. 105.32
• Conanus, ſonne to Conanus Cam|ber, perſvvadeth his Coun|treyfolke to breake peace vvith the Scottes and Pictes. 108. line. 95
• Corman a Preacher, ſente to in|ſtructe the Northumberlande men in the Chriſtian faithe. 146. line. 107
• Corbreid choſen King. 41.23
• Corbreide ſtayeth a greate num|ber of the Romaynes. 44.12
• Corbreid dyeth. 45.56
• Corbreide leaueth three ſonnes vnder age. 45.80
• Corbreide Galde choſen Kyng. 46. 31
• EEBO page image 561Corbreide Galde punisheth all tranſgreſſours. 46.56
• Corbreid Gald goeth about to a|brogate vvicked lavves. 46. line. 77
• Corbreid Gald aſſembleth an ar|mye agaynſte the Romaynes. 47. 13
• Corbreid Galde made generall a|gainſt the Romaynes 52.52
• Corbreid Galde ſetteth vpon one battaile of the Romanes. 52.68
• Corbreid Gald commeth to Dun|dee to vvelcome Gildo. 53
• Corbreide Gald, Garnarde, and Gildo aſſemble a Counſel. 53.74
• Corbreide Gald maketh ſpeede to ioyne vvith Pictes, Danes, and Norvvegians againſte the Ro|maines. 54.55
• Corbreide Galde exhorteth hys people to fight manfully. 54.47
• Corbreid Gald purſueth the Ro|maines. 56.52
• Corbreid Galde ſtudyeth for the quiet of his Countrey. 59.4
• Corbreid Gald dyeth. 59.17
• Coriminum hovve novve called. 33. 20
• Corpus Chriſti feſtiuall inſtituted. 188. 50
• Coronation of Marye Queene of Scottes. 459.110
• Coranus gouernoure of Arguyle. 12. 66
• Corne appeareth bloud. 252.24
• Cornana in Scotland hovv novve called. 99.56
• Corne faileth, and Cattayle dyeth. 1 [...]1. 11
• Cornishmen rebell. 410.46
• Cornevvall Caſtell ſpoyled. 477. line. 64
• Cornecorſe Robert Byshoppe of Roſſe dyeth. 464.49
• Cornelius Tacitus cited. 21.38. and .41.98. and .43.81. and .45. 23. and .46.47. and .55. 31
• Cornelius runneth agaynſte the Scottes vvith three armies. 197. line. 39
• Cornelius vvounded in the face, forſaketh the fielde .197. 74
• Cormach Byshoppe of Dublin. 197. 109
• Cornelius and Bren heads of a fa|ction in Ireland. 196.13
• Cotton Captayne of Inskith ſlain. 478. 90
• Countreye aboute Edenburgh in olde time ful of vvodde. 263.108
• Counterfaite fooles, minſtrels, ie|ſters, and iuglars to bee puni|shed. 246.27
• Counterfeit viſions. 173.105
• Couetouſneſſe and olde age come togither. 238.11
• Counterfeite reioycing to cloake lamentation. 55.61
• Countreys lying Northe from A|drians vvall deuided amongſt the Scottes and Pictes. 104.70
• Countreys out of vvhiche menne came to ayde King Edvvarde a|gainſt the Scottes. 315.45
• Countreys recouered out of the Englishmens handes by VVil|liam Dovvglas. 352.10
• Covv bringeth foorthe a mon|ſtrous Calle. 281.49
• Covv bringeth forth a Calf vvith tvvo heads. 135.44
• Craftmen brought into Scotland to inſtruct the people. 18.36
• Crab, a Pirat taken. 336.24
• Cravvmond. 223.17
• Cravv Paule a Bohemian burnte. 381. 30
• Crathlint ſonne to Kyng Fin|dock, chiefe conſpiratoure of the death of Donald of the Iles. 78. 83
• Crathlint created King of Scottes. 79. 28
• Crathlint goeth to the Moun|taines to hunt. 79.56
• Crathlint deſtroyeth the Temples of the falſe Gods in Man. 82. line. 51
• Crathlint dyeth. 82.64
• Creichton VVilliam Knight, ſent Ambaſſadoure into Denmarke. 383. 2
• Creichton, Peter Knight. 459.41
• Creſſingham Hugh appoynted re|gent of Scotland. 302.62
• Creſſingham Hugh goeth into Scotland vvith an army. 303.52
• Creſſingham Hugh ſlayne, and hys army diſcomfited. 303.64
• Croſſes commaunded to bee ſette vppon toppes of Steeples and Tovvers. 236.40
• Croſſe of holy roode houſe taken. 351. 58
• Crovvne of Scotland entayled to King Roberte and hys heyres. 319. 109
• Crouch Roberte taken priſoner. 468. 38
• Crovves, Rauẽs, and Pyes, bring foorth yong in VVinter. 355. line. 54
• Crovvdan vvhat it ſignifieth. 237. line. 26
• Cruthlint ſonne to the Ladye Fe|nella. 217.27
• Cruthlint goeth to viſite hys Grandfather. 217.34
• Cruthlint beaten by hys Grandfa|thers ſeruants. 217.44
• Cruthneth gouernour of a part of Angus. 217.30
• Cruthneth and hys family ſlayne. 217. 60
• Cruthlint forrayeth the Countrey of Angus. 217.65
• Cruthlint and his cõpeeres execu|ted. 218.31
• Cruel conflicte. 34.4
• Cruel execution of the Earle of Athole. 385.20
• Cruel fighte betvveeene the Ro|manes and Scottes. 61.18
• Crueltie of the Britaines in mur|thering the innocent children of Mordred. 139.78
• Crueltie of Pictes tovvardes cer|taine Scottish Gentlevvomen. 91. 3
• Crueltie of the Scottes agaynſte the Pictes. 177.67
• Crueltie of Scottes and Pictes to|vvards the Britaines. 105.74
• Cruthneus Camelonus Kyng of the Pictes. 10.95
• Cullane a Tovvne in Boeme. 206 line. 10
• Culene proclaymed Prince of Cumberland. 206.28
• Culene crovvned King of Scot|land. 210.68
• Culene maketh a ſolemne vovve to reuenge the murther of King Duffe. 209.29
• Culene giuen ouer to follovv ſen|ſuall luſts. 210.78
• Culenes auntiente Counſelloures forſake the Courte. 211.15
• Culenes abhominable lecherie paſſeth the boundes of reaſon. 211. 28
• Culene falleth into a filthye diſ|eaſe. 211.66
• Culene murthered. 211.80
• Cumberland and VVeſtmerlande deliuered to the Scottes. 195.51
• Cumberland aſſigned to remayne alvvayes to the heyre apparant of Scotland. 201.61
• Cumberland and VVeſtmerlande to doe homage to the Kyng of England. 203.58
• Cumeyn Iohn Earle of Buchqu|hane ſent vvith an army againſt Gileſpy and hys confederates 284. 99
• Cumein Iohn Earle of Angus de|parteth this life. 286.22
• Culdei, vvhy ſo called in the aun|tient Scottish tong. 83.15
• Cumeyn Patricke Earle of Atholl murthered. 286.28
• Cumeyns and others putte to the horne. 287.116
• Cumem VValter Earle of Men|teth, chiefe of that family poy|ſoned. 288.33
• Cumeine Alexander ſente vvith an army into Englande to ayde King Henry againſt his Barons. 294. 43
• Cumeine Iohn Lord of Stragoby ſvvorne liege man to King Ed|vvard. 301.116
• Cumein Iohn entreth into Nor|thumberlande vvyth an armye. 302. 90
• Cumeine Iohn elected gouernour of Scotland. 306.59
• Cumeine Iohn diſcomfited by K. Robert at Enueriour. 313.102
• Cumeine ſlayne. 310.96
• Cumeine bevvrayeth the conſpi|racie to King Edvvard. 309.78
• Cumeine and Bruce conſpire a|gainſt King Edvvard. 309.45
• Cumeins letters to King Edvvard intercepted. 310.61
• Cumein Dauid left Gouernour of Scotland for the Balliol. 340.63
• Cumeine Dauid ſlaine in the field. 342. 88
• Cumein Thomas beheaded. 342. line. 93
• Cumyns and their armye vanqui|shed and ſlayne. 343.10
• Cuſtome of ſetting the ſicke and diſeaſed in the ſtreetes. 18.56
• Cuſtome of Scottes to burne dead bodyes. 38.51
• Cuſtome of Scottishe ſouldioures in prouiding themſelues of vit|tayle. 196.34
• Cutha Cenlines ſonne ſlayne. 140. line. 45