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• EArle of Glouceſtor vvith dy|uerſe other nobles of Englãd taken priſoners. 265.9 [...]
• Earle of Huntleyes armie taken and ſlaine by the English menne. 419. 100
• Earle of Surrey Lieutenant to K. Henrie the eight cõmeth vvith an army to meete Iames the .iiij. King of Scottes. 420.20
• Earle of Arrane ſtealeth avvaye vvith the Lorde Hume and hys brother. 427.27
• Erle of Arrane pardoned. 426.44
• Earles of Lennox and Derneley|vvhence diſcended. 247.67
• Earldomes in Scotlande. 252.27
• Earle of Glencarne, ſent by Len|nox to the King of Englande. 461. 5
• Earle of Hertfort and the Lorde Liſle conductors of the armye ſent into Scotlande by the Erle of Lennox. 461.25
• Erle of Cathnes depriued of hys Earledome and landes 258.1 [...]
• Erle of Angus & the L. Maxvvel committed to vvard by the go|uernor of Scotland. 460.106
• Earle of Namure landeth in Eng|land vvith an army to ayde king Edvvarde agaynſte the Scottes. 311. 103
• Earle of Namure and his armye diſcomfited. 341.109
• Erle of Murrey taken priſoner by the English men. 342.54
• Earle of Athole reuolteth to the Ballioll, and is made gouernor of Scotland. 342.60
• Earle of Athole ſlaine in battaile. 342. 88
• Earle of Glencarne falſe to the Earle of Lennox, and goeth a|bout to betray him. 462.86
• Earle of Argulle shooteth at the Erle of Lennox ships out of the EEBO page image 563 caſtell of Dynmine. 463.3
• Earle of Saliſburie taken pryſo|ner by the Scots. 348.26
• Earle of Salisburie exchaunged for the Earle of Murrey. 348.98
• Erle of Northumberland Lieute|nant of the North, and generall againſt the Scottes. 350.73
• Earle of Marche, and VVilliam Dovvglas enter into Englande vvith an armie. 352.65
• Earle of Mar ſtain in his bed, and his armie diſcomfited. 333.101
• Erles of the ſurnames of the dovv|glaſſes. 392.27
• Earle of Murrey returneth forth of France. 341.24.
• Earle of Athole ſubmitteth him|ſelfe to King Dauid. 341.44
• Earle of Cathnes pardoned and reſtored to his landes. 285.36
• Earle of Cathnes murthered by his ovvne ſeruants. 285.41
• Earle of Surrey inuadeth Scotlãd vvith an armie. 410.73
• Earle of Shrevvesburie inuadeth Scotlãd vvith an army, & retur|neth vvith ſmall honour. 432.10
• Earle of Huntley taken priſoner by the Englishemen. 469.8. ente|reth band for the raunſomes of his Countreymen. 469.22
• Earle of Lennox beſiegeth and vvinneth the tovvne of Annand 470.2. returneth back into Eng|lande. 470.58. entreth into ſcot|land vvith an armie. 470.112. his truſtineſſe vnto the king of Eng|land. 473.50
• Earle of Dovvglas dieth. 360.22
• Earle of Dovvglas taketh avvay Hẽrie Percies ſtaffe at the bar|riers. 362.66
• Earle of Dovvglas ſlaine. 364.3
• Erle of Northumberland and his kinſfolkes flee into Scotlande. 370. 66
• Earle of March reſtored home in|to Scotlande. 373.1
• Earle of Buchquhan created high Coneſtable of Fraunce. 375.10
• Earle of Dovvglas duke of Tou|raine ſlaine. 376.36
• Earle of Dovvglas made Duke of Touraine. 376.32
• Earle of Buchquahane high Cone|ſtable of France ſlaine. 376.35
• Ebba taketh the ſea vvith a boate alone, and arriueth at ſaint Eb|bas head. 143. [...]0
• Ebba profeſſeda Nunne. 143.97
• Eclipſe of the ſunne vvith terrible darkeneſſe. 380.116
• Ederus eſcapeth murdring. 24.108
• Ederus ſente too Ep [...]ake to bee brought vp in princely nurture. 25. 46
• Ederus receyued for king. 27.33
• Ederus muche delited in hunting, and keeping of houndes. 27.40
• Ederus ſendeth ayde to the Bry|tains againſt the Romains. 28.43
• Ederus dieth. 21.69
• Edelfred king of Northumberlãd. 139. 75
• Edelfredes policie in egging the Pictes to make vvarre agaynſte the Scottes. 13 [...].85
• Edelfred and Brudeus vvith their Saxons and Pictes inuade Gal|lovvey. 140.106
• Edelfred King of Northumber|land ſlaine. 143.65
• Edenburgh in olde tyme called Agneda, by vvhom builded. 10. 108
• Edenbourgh taken by the En|glishmen. 301. [...]7
• Edenbourgh taken by the English men, and redeemed for money. 359. 78
• Edenbourgh tovvne and Abbay burnt. 433.113
• Edenburgh Caſtell furnished for defence. 461.68
• Edẽburgh entred by force by the English men 461.82. and burnt vvith the Abbey of holy Rood houſe. 461.93
• Edenburgh Caſtell recouered too the gouernours vſe. 459.40
• Edelfred King of Northumber|land defieth the Kentish, South, and Eaſt Saxons for receyuing the Chriſtian fayth. 142.36
• Edelfrides ſonnes receyue the Chriſtian fayth in Scotlande. 143. 110
• Edelfredes ſonnes flee into Scot|land. 143.83
• Edgar dyeth. 261.51
• Edgar ſonne to Malcolme, ſente for into Scotland. 260.52
• Edgar crovvned king of Scotlãd. 260. 101
• Edgar firſt king of Scots that vvas annoynted. 260.114
• Edmond created King of Englãd. 204. 46
• Earthquake on Chriſtmaſſe daye. 238. 66
• Earthquake through England & Scotland. 414.114
• Edvvarde King of Englande de|maundeth Northumberlande, Cumberland and VVeſtmerlãd of the Scottes. 200.75
• Edvvard King of England ſlaine. 201. 35
• Edvvarde ſonne to Edgar King of England, ſendeth Ambaſſadors into Scotlande too renue theyr league. 218.74
• Edvvard ſonne to Edgar ſlain by the treaſon of Eſculda his ſtep|mother. 218.75
• Edvvard king of England buyeth peace of the Danes for money. 222. 100
• Edvvard requireth ayde of Mal|colm againſt the Danes. 222.107
• Edvvarde maketh peace vvyth the Danes. 222.113
• Edvvarde the thirde of Englande dyeth. 358.66
• Edvvarde prince of Scotlande dieth. 258.70
• Edvvard the firſt crovvned king of England. 295.53
• Edvvard paſſeth ouer into France vvith a greate nauie of Shippes. 302. 65
• Edvvard inuadeth Scotland vvith an armie. 305.35
• Edvvardes officers chaſed oute of Scotland, 306.80
• Edvvard King of England ſurna|med Longshanke, ſeeketh mea|nes to obteyne the Kingdome of Scotland. 298.15
• Edvvarde returneth to Barvvike to giue ſentence vvho shall bee King of Scotland. 299.47
• Edvvard checked by the Earle of Glouceſter for his vntrue dea|ling. 299.91
• Edvvard cõcludeth a peace vvith the French King. 300.19
• Edvvardes ſonne maried too the French Kings daughter. 300.22
• Edvvard king of England dyeth. 313. 58
• Edvvards crueltie noted by Scot|tish VVriters. 313.61
• Edvvard the ſecond, called Ed|vvarde of Carnaruan crovvned King of England. 313.72
• Edvvarde goeth into Scotlande vvith an armie. 314.13
• Edvvardes vvonderfull prouiſion to conquer Scotland. 315.30
• Edvvardes huge armie vanquished and put to flight by the Scottes. 318. 84
• Edvvard brother to King Robert of Scotland proclaimed king of Ireland. 320.45
• Edvvard king of Ireland ſlaine. 320. 82
• Edvvard inuadeth Scotland vnto Edenbourgh. 324 27
• Edvvarde and his armie putte to flight by the Scottes. 324.51
• Edvvard depoſed and murthered. 325. 61
• Edvvard the third crovvned king of England. 325.66
• Edvvard goth forth vvith a migh|tie armie agaynſte the Scottes. 326. 37
• Edvvardes demaunde to an He|ralde at armes, concerning the three moſt valiant captaynes of that tyme. 328.81
• Edvvard commeth vvith an armie to inuade Scotlande. 332.30
• Edvvard returneth home boote|leſſe, and diſchargeth his army. 332. 67
• Edvvarde the firſt crovvned king of Scotlande, 334.64
• Edvvardes army diſcomfited, and put to flight. 335.61
• Edvvard purpoſeth to make a cõ|queſt of Scotland. 336.51
• Edvvarde inuadeth Scotlande a|gaine both by ſea and lande. 340. 58
• Edvvard entreth into Scotlande vvith an army. 341.93
• Edvvarde the fourth inuadeth Scotland by Sea and lande. 403. 65
• Edvvard commeth into Scotland vvith an army to rayſe the ſiege of Lochyndoris. 343.40
• Edvvarde ſlayeth his ovvne bro|ther Heltam. 344.17
• Edvvard prince of VVales, ouer|throvveth the Frenche armie, and taketh King Iohn and hys yongeſt ſonne priſoners. 353.72
• Edvvine promiſeth ayde too the Pictes agaynſte the Scottes. 171. 75
• Edvvine King of Northumberlãd ſlaine. 146.55
• Edvvine made King of Northum|berland. 143.74
• Edvvine pretendeth cauſes that hee can not ayde the Pictes. 171. 95
• Eganus murthereth his brother Dorſtologus. 168.47
• Eganus created king of Pictes. 168. 50
• Eganus maryeth his brothers vvi|dovv. 168.54
• Eganus ſtrangled in his bed by his vvife. 168.70
• Egelred king of England. 226.93
• Egelred chaſed by the Danes into Northumberland. 228.44
• Egelred hauing gotten ayde of the Scottes agaynſt the Danes, ioyneth bataytle vvith them. 228. 67
• Egeldred and his army diſcomfi|ted by the Danes. 228.72
• Egeldred eſcapeth into Norman|die. 229.3
• Egeldred maryeth Emme daugh|ter to Richarde Duke of Nor|mandie. 229.6
• Egelred ſlaine by Canute. 241.26
• Egelvvin or VVilliam Bishop of Durham. 257.99
• Egfred King of Northumberland 150. 37
• Egfred breaketh the truce be|tvveene him and Eugenius. 150. 56
• Egfred denounceth open vvarre agaynſt Eugenius. 150.68
• Egfred ſlaine. 151.48
• Egfred ſlaine by Pictes and not by Scottes, as Beda vvryteth. 151. 10 [...]
• Egypt plagued. 1.47
• Elanius, or Eſdadus King of Bry|taine. 10.94
• Element appeareth full of ſtarres tvvo vvhole dayes togither. 135. 4 [...]
• Elgarine reſigneth the Fortes i [...] Northumberland vnto the Da|nes. 240. [...]3
• Elgerine taken and dravvne in peeces vvith vvilde horſes. 205. 4 [...]
• Elizabeth Queene, mother to Da|uid Bruce, Prince of Scotlande, dyeth. 228.5
• Elidu [...]us King of Brytaine. 13. [...]5
• Ella and Osbert Kinges of Nor|thumberlande. 182.105
• Ella and Osbert ſlaine by the Da|nes. 191.37
• Elphinſton George Arches of the corps to the French King, taken priſoners on the borders by the Englishmen. 464.9 [...]
• Elphingſton VVilliam, Bishop of Aberdene dieth. 424.49
• Emme daughter to Richard duke of Normandie, maryed to E|geldred of England. 229.6
• Emperor commeth into England. 431. [...]
• Engid called a Sovv. 345.32
• English armie diſcomfited & ſlai [...] by the Scottes. [...]51.50
• Englishmen flee from the Pictes, by cauſe of their vnrulineſſe. 174. 72
• English Saxons breakers of pro|miſe. 161. [...]5
• Englishmen put to flight and ſlain [...] by the Pictes. 166.9
• Englishmen vanquished by my|racle. 166.55
• Englishmen and Brytaynes pro|miſe to ayde the Pictes exiled agaynſt the Scottes. 182.107
• Englishmen and Brytaynes con|clude a league. 182. [...]
• Englishmen, Brytaines, and Pictes inuade Scotland. 183.3
• English Ships vvith prouiſion ta|ken by the Scottes and burnt. 183. 3 [...]
• Englishmun drovvned by a tem|peſt. [...]84.6 [...]
• Englishmen graunt peace too the Scots vpon conditions. 184.16
• Englishmen deliuer the Da [...]he Nobilitie in Barvvike vnto the Scottes. 193.2 [...]
• English menne renue their olde league vvith the Scots, adding nevv conditions. 205.79
• Englishmen and Danes confede|rate, fall out and fight. 203.1 [...]
• Englishmen and Scottes conclude a peace. 201. [...]0
• Englishmen and Danes conclude a peace. 201.25
• Englãd deuided into tvvo realmes 241. 56
• Englishmen inuade Northumber|land vvith an armie. 265.79
• Englishmen diſcomfited at Nor|thallerton by the ſcottes. 265.93
• English borderers make forreyes into Scotland. 272.115
• English men vaquish the Scottes by policie. 273.63
• Englishmen retire from the Scots of purpoſe. 273.79
• Enuernes taken and burned by rebels. 284.97
• Englishmen come vvith a greate povver by ſea and lande to be|ſiege Barvvike. 300.85
• English Shippes ſome taken, ſome chaſed by the Scottes. 300.89
• Englishmenne auoyded out of all ſpirituall and temporall prefer|ments EEBO page image 563 was in Scotland. 303.19
• English army ſent into Scotland, agaynſt the rebels of king Ed|vvarde. 306.62
• Englishe armye paſſeth through Scotland from the ſouth to the North. 307.55
• English armye vnder conduct of [...] Cunun diſcomfited. 313.102
• Englishmen diſcomfited and [...] by the Scottes vnder conduct of Sir Iames Dovvglas. 320.9 [...]
• Englishmen [...]plaine to the Pope of the Scottes iniuries. 323.50
• Englishmenne paſſe tittle for the Popes commaundement. 320.56
• English nauie ſent into Scotland. [...]. 85
• English nauie loſt and crovvned [...] a tempeſt. 353.50
• Englishmen inuade Scotlande vvith an army. 357.25
• English armie and their Captaine Sir Iohn Liſborne diſcomfited by the Scots. 357.40
• Englishmen diſcõfited and drovv|ned in the vvater of Sinvvey. [...]. 14
• English army ſent by ſea and land againſt the Scottes. 359.72
• English armie diſcomfited by the Scottes in Fi [...]e. 360.13
• English fleet encountereth in [...]eet [...] Spaniardes. 383.28
• Englishe nauie inuadeth and doeth [...]me in Scotland 403.29
• English Ships taken and drovv|ned by the Frenche menne. 4 [...]6. 80
• English Shippes taken by Robert Barton a Scottishe Pi [...]ate. 4 [...]6. 88
• English fugitiues vvhich miſliked of the diuorce of king Henrye [...]e eight of England, ſi [...]m Qu, Cathrine covvager, receyued [...]to Scotland. 442.52
• English armie marcheth tovvards Edenbourgh. 461.73
• English armie landeth by Lieth. [...]61. 27
• Englishmen prouoked too fight vvith the Scottes. 467.91
• English horſemen beaten back by the Scottes. 468. [...]5
• Englishmen diſcomfited by the Scottes in entring into Mers. 4 [...].36. horſemen ouerthrovvne as Hadington. 474.93
• Englishmen repulſed by the Scots at Saint Alenettes. 475.70. put to the vvorſt at a [...]kirmish nere to Hadington. 475.103
• E [...]pa, or Copa a Saxon Monke. 113. 103
• Epiake vvoon by the Romaines. 47. 31
• Epiake taken and burnt. 408.55
• Epiake chiefe Citie of Gallovvay 25. 46
• Earles of Lennox and Ormounde ioyce with the Lorde of the I|les to inuade all Scotlande 465. 36
• Earles of Fiffe and their poſteri|ties priuiledges. 252.58
• Ermengard, daughter to Richard vicount of Beaumont, maryed to king VVilliam of Scotlande. 276.72
• Erskin Iames secretarie, sent Ambassador into France. 422.13
• Ersilton Thomas, a great propesier. 296.74
• Erskin John, Lord of Dun. 475.63
• Erthus son to Ethodius. 94.73
• Erthquakes right terrible. 280.6
• Esculda stepmother to Edvvarde K. of England. 218.75
• Essen in Bogdale. 253.36
• East Saxons and South saxons receyuethe christian faith. 242.31
• Ethiopians inuade Egypt. 1.19
• Ethion son to Fandufus king of Scottes. 5.60
• Ethus king of Pictes. 10.109
• Ethodius choſen king. 66.43
• Ethodius requireth of the Romans reſtitution [...] his ſubiects good [...]. 66. [...].12
• Ethodius [...]eth the king of Pictes to [...] vvarre agaynſt the Ro [...]a [...]s. 66.3 [...]
• Ethodius ſupp [...]eth the Ilande rebelles. 68.75
• Ethodius murth [...]ed by a Muſ [...]|tian. 69.52
• Ethodius the ſecond of that name created K. of Scots. 73.3 [...]
• Ethodius the ſecond proued a ve|rie ſoole. 73.36
• Ethodius being giue to couetouſ|neſſe is ſlaine by his ovvne ſer|uants. 735 [...]
• Ethodius and Bu [...]genius ſonnes to Finco [...]mak, conueyed into the Ile of Man. 84.115
• Ethodius ouerthrovveth the Picts 89. 50
• Ethodius [...]o [...]e vvounded, commit|ted to the cure of Surgeons. 90. 59
• Ethodius banished into Denmark. 92. 4
• Ethodius liueth in Denmarke in right honourable eſtate, 94.50
• Ethelbert king of Kentish Saxons baptiſed. 142 [...]5
• Ethelb [...]ert King of the middle Angles. 143.67
• Et [...]ne inueſted king Scotland 155. 25
• Eth [...]ne appoynted foure gouer|nors ouer the realme. 155.43
• Ethſine dieth. 155.79
• Ethus brother [...]o Conſtantinus crovvned King of Scotlande. [...]90. 76
• Ethus for his ſvviftneſſe in rũning ſurnamed lightfoot. 191.69
• Ethus areſted by his Nobles, and committed to priſon. 191.93
• Ethus dieth. 191.114
• Etius Lieutenant of Fraunce, ſen|deth an armie into Britain. 101.13
• Etius refuſeth to ayde the Bry|taynes. 104.95
• Euan Lieutenaunt of Dunſtaſage, conſpireth againſt Cõſtantinus. 187. 2
• Euan is taken and hanged. 187.86
• Euers VVilliam Lord, and his ſon ſir Raufe Euers, conductours of the horſmen ſent out of Englãd into Scotland. 461.103
• Euers Raufe Knight, inuadeth Scotland. 463.76. ſpoyleth the tovvne and Abbey of Mel [...]os, vtterly defacing the tumbes & monumentes of the Earles of Dovvglas. 463.93. he is ſlaine at Pannier Hugh. 463.115. his deth much bemoned of the Englishe men. 464.8. his commendation & good ſeruice againſt the ſcots 464.11. his ſeruice in the north rebellion, and his valiant kee|ping of Skarborrough Caſtell at that time to the vſe of K. Hẽ|rie the eight 464.20
• Enuer lochtey builded. 26.52
• Enuerneſſe builded. 26.63
• Eufame mother to Lord Alexan|der of the Iles priſoned. 378.97
• Eufame vviſe to king Robert dy|eth. 356.74
• Eufred inueſted king of Bernitia. 146. 71
• Eufred and Oſrike forſake the chriſtian fayth. 146.84
• Eufred and Oſrike diſcomfited & taken priſoners. 146.94
• Eufrede and Oſrike ſtay eche o|ther. 146.95
• Eugenius the eight inueſted King of Scotland. 155.95
• Eugenius reuengeth sharpely the vvinking at crimes in his No|bilitie. 15 [...].115
• Eugenius peruerted vvith ſenſuall luſt and concupiſcence. 155.18
• Eugenius ſlaine by his Nobilitie. 156. 37
• Eugenius euill Counſaylour han|ged. 156.45
• Eugenius the fiſe dieth. 151.104
• Eugenius the ſixt created king of Scotland. 151.106
• Eugenius maketh a league vvith the Northumberlande men. [...]5 [...] 110
• Eugenius taketh twoo vvyth the Pictes. 151.113
• Eugenius the ſixt dyeth. 152.8
• Eugenius the ſeuenth elected king of Scotland. 153. [...]
• Eugenius cõcludeth a peace vvith the Pictes. 153.11
• Eugenius marieth the K. of Pictes daughter. 1 [...]3
• Eugenius ſuſpected of his vvyues death, arraigned and acquired. 153. 32
• Eugenius commandeth the Hy|ſtories of his predeceſſors to be vvritten. 154.8
• Eugenius the ſeuenth dieth. 154.23
• Eugenius the [...]i [...] created King of Scottes. 150.30
• Eugenius and Egfred conclude a truce. 150.45
• Eugenius the fourth choſen King of Scottes. 143.7
• Eugenius liberalitie tovvards ſer|uitors and their children. 135.57
• Eugenius dieth. 135.13
• England de [...]ded into ſeuen ſeue|rall Kingdome. 139.72
• Eugenius nephevv to Conran in|ueſted King of ſcotland. 131.87
• Eugenius ſuſpected to be priuie of his Vncles death. 131.107
• Eugenius reedifieth Churches in Gallovvay and other places. 143. 113
• Eugenius dieth. 144.7
• Eugenius aduaunceth the ſtate of his Countrey more than any of his predeceſſours before him. 109. 91
• Eugenius dieth. 108.9 [...]
• Eugenius ſlaine. 90.2
• Eugenius bodie ſolemnly buryed by the Romaines. 90.53
• Eugenius ſonne to Ferg [...]ſius crea|ted king of ſcottes. 102.84
• Eugenius inueſted king of ſcottes. 87. 51
• Eugenius encountring the Ro|mains is vvith his armie diſcom|fited. 88.29
• Eugenius giueth the onſet vpõ the Romaines. 8 [...].37
• Euill counſaylours iuſtly punished 156. 45
• Euill husbandrie punished. 181.43
• Euidence and Charters vvhereby the Lordes of Scotlande holde their landes. 322.20
• Eubonides Iles poſſeſſed by the Scottes. 5.70
• Euonium, looke Caſtel of Euomũ.
• Eutopeia ſiſter to king Metella|nus. 31.55
• Euſtace Earle of Bollongne mari|eth Marie ſiſter to King Ed|gar. 261.26
• Evvin exiled into Pictland. 22.75
• Evvin choſen King. 22.73
• Evvin aydeth the Pictes agaynſte the Brytaines. 23.60
• Evvin dyeth. 24.14
• Evvin ſecond of that name crea|ted King. 25.59
• Evvin nephue to Finnanus. 25.60
• Evvin vvaxeth ſick for the death of Cadall. [...]7.168
• Evvin reſigneth the eſtate to E|de [...]s. 27.22
• Evvin deceaſeth. 27.24
• Evvin thirde of that name made king. 29.70
• Evvin infained in all kinde of vy|ces. 29.78
• Evvin forſaken of his ſubiectes. 30. 35
• Evvin condemned to perpetuall priſon. 30.38
• Evvin ſtrangled to death. 30.47
• Evvins lavv altered to the Mar|chets of vvomen. 258.10
• Evve bringeth forth a lambe both male and female. 135.46
• Expedition into the holy lande. 247 54 and 261. [...]