F.

• FAire of Pennire ſacked. 397.92
• Faire Mayden of Gallovvay. 387. 61
• Fanconer Dauid, principall Gun|ner to King Iames the fifth ſlai [...] 440. 33
• Falcons ſtone, vvhy ſo called. [...]17. 2
• Family of the Stevvardes, from vvhence diſcended. 239.41
• Falkeland. 446.40
• Familie of Skringeou [...] vvhence diſcended. 256.54
• Familie of the Percies, vvhence diſcended. 258.5 [...]
• Family of the Gr [...]ing [...] in Scot|land, vvhence diſcended. 263.15
• Familie of Co [...]ey [...], their povver and multitude. 28 [...].16
• Familie of the Grayes in Scotland vvhence diſcended. [...]77.28
• Familye of the Huntleys, vvhence diſcended. 4 [...]6.46
• Family of the Forbeſſe [...], vvhence diſcended. 308.40
• Familie of the Hammiltons, from vvhence diſcended. 325.50
• Familie of the Ogiluies, vvhence diſcended. 276.63
• Familie of the Lions in Scotlande, vvhence diſcended. 358.47
• Family of the Hepborns, in Scot|land, vvhence diſcended. 364.1 [...]
• Famous families diſcending from Hyberus. 4.88
• Fa [...]dufus ſuceeedeth Brek in the kingdome. 5.59
• Faſt Caſtell recouered by a train. 479. 115
• Faſt Caſtell vvon by the English men. 469.67
• Fealtie done to the Captaynes of tribes. 22.16
• Feare of Corbreid Galdes puyſ|ſance put the Romaines in feare. 52. 3 [...]
• Fenellas malicious and craftie de|uice to reuenge hirſelfe vpon K. Kenneth. 221.33
• Fenella eſcapeth into Irelande. 221 96
• Fenella daughter to Cruthneth. 217. 28
• Fenedocht T [...]ane of Athole. 170. 23
• Fernihurſt caſtell vvon. 477.38
• Frenchmen in greate miſerie in Scotland. 478.10
• Finvvicke VVilliam taken priſo|ner by the Scottes. 435.33
• Feritharis choſen and crovvned king of Scots. 11.94
• Ferrerio Gio [...]an cited. 400.48
• Feredeth ſlaine, and his army flee|eth by night. 170.47
• Feredeth the fourth, king of Picts. 167. 5
• Feredeth taketh avvay the priui|ledges from the Cleargie, and giftes from Saint Andrevves EEBO page image 564 Church vvhich Hangus gaue them. 167.7
• Feredeth choſen king of Pictes. 169. 24
• Feredethes anſvvere to the Scot|tish Ambaſſadors. 169.38
• Ferlegus ſonne to Ferguſius, de|maundeth the crovvne of Feri|tharis. 12.15
• Ferlegus almoſt torn in peeces by the people. 12.18
• Ferlegus vvith his complices fle|eth to the Pictes, and aftervvard to the Brytaines. 12.33
• Feritharis dieth ſodainlye in the night. 12 28
• Feritharis death ſuſpected. 12 30
• Ferguſius ſon to Ferquhardus. 7.34
• Ferguſius ſent vvith an huge army into Scotland to ayde the Scots. 7. 36
• Ferguſius carieth the Marble ſent vvith him into Scotlande, in hope to be king. 7.38
• Ferguſius crovvned king of Scot|lande. 7.72
• Ferguſius the firſt abſolute gouer|nour of the Scottishe Nation that ruled in Albion. 7.73
• Ferguſius banner diſcribed. 7.91
• Ferguſius firſt bare the rampaunt Lion in Albion, vvhiche the Kings ſince ſucceſsiuely haue borne. 7.98
• Ferguſius aſſembleth a greate po|vver agaynſt the Britaines. 9.81
• Ferguſius firſt coũſayled the Scots to occupie their landes in ſeue|rall. 10.30
• Ferguſius deuiſeth lavves and ſta|tutes. 10.65
• Ferguſius ſayling into Irelande, vvas drovvned returning home vvarde. 10.88
• Ferguſius ſonne to Erthus. 94.57
• Ferguſius ſent vvith a povver a|gaynſt the Romains. 94.73
• Ferguſius bringeth a cheſt of mo|numents from Rome. 94.85
• Ferguſius returneth into Den|marke. 94.105
• Ferguſius ſendeth meſſengers to the diſperſed Scottes, concer|ning their returne intoo Scot|lande. 95.36
• Ferguſius prepareth to come ouer ouer into Scotland. 95.45
• Ferguſius arriueth in Murrey Fyrth. 95 200
• Ferguſius renueth the auncient league betvveene the Scottes and Pictes. 96.38
• Ferguſius proclaimed K. of Scot|land. 96 38
• Ferguſius proclaimed k. of Scot|land. 96.58
• Ferguſius firſt King of Scottes in Scotlãd, as ſome ſuppoſe. 96.80
• Ferguſius and the Romains ioyne in battaile. 97.26
• Ferguſius maried to Graius daugh+ter. 97.104
• Ferguſius inuadeth the confines of Brytaine. 98 10
• Ferguſius repayreth churches, and prouideth liuings for religious perſons. 100.10
• Ferguſius in time of peace repay|reth his caſtels. 100.24
• Ferguſius ſlaine. 102.17
• Ferguſius bodie taken vp and bu|ried at Colmekill. 102.00
• Ferguſius the thirde created King [...]f Scotland. 156.54
• Ferguſius the patterne of a vvic|ked prince. 156.60
• Ferguſius ſtrangled in his bed by his vvife. 15 [...].17
• Ferguſius vvife voluntarily con|feſſeth the murdering of hir huſ|band. 157.45
• Fergu. vvife ſlaieth hirſelf. 157.87
• Ferguſians ſiſter to Hungus King of Pictes. 169 2
• Ferguhardus king of Scots in Ire|land. 7.31
• Ferquhard gouernour of Lorne and Cantire. 15.3
• Ferquhard fleeth into Ila. 15.12
• Ferquhard returneth into Scotlãd to reuenge his iniurie. 15.24
• Ferquhard is flame. 15.49
• Ferquhard king of Scottes. 144.
• Ferquhard mainteyneth chill diſ|cord among his nobilitie. 145
• Ferquhard infected with Pelagius herelie. 145.18
• Ferquhard committed to cloſe pri|ſon. 145.32
• Ferquhard ſlayeth himſelfe. 146.22
• Ferquhard the ſecond ſon to the laſt Ferquhard enthroniſed K. of Scotland. 147.49
• Ferquharde of a good prince be|cõmeth a naughtie king. 147.54
• Ferquhardes exceſsiue couetouſ|neſſe. 147.79
• Ferquhard excommunicate for his levvdneſſe. 147.98
• Ferquhard giuen to immoderate gluttonie. 147.105
• Ferquhard giuen to beaſtly drun|kenneſſe. 147.115
• Ferquharde defileth his ovvne daughters. 148.8
• Ferquhard ſlaieth his ovvne vvife. 148. 10
• Ferquhard bitten by a VVolfe in hunting. 148.25
• Ferquhard ſicke of moſt lothſome diſeaſes. 148.29
• Ferquhard penitent for his offen|ces. 148.48
• Ferquhard dyeth. 148.51
• Ferquhard ouerthrovveth a ſtoute Norman in vvraſtling. 295.61
• Fethelmacus created king of ſcots. fol. 86
• Fethelmacus leadeth an armye a|gaynſt the Pictes, and diſcomfi|teth them. 86.85
• Fethelmacus murthered in his bed. 87. 12
• Fetherſtone VVilliam knight, ca|pitaine of Lochmaben caſtell. 350. 24
• Fi [...]cre ſonne to Eugenius, giueth himſelf to a ſolitarie life. 147.77
• Fiacres prayer to continue hys contemplatiue life. 145.43
• Fierce onſet of the Brytaines vp|on the Scottes and Pictes. 107.13
• F [...]fe, why ſo called. 177.95
• Fighting of horſes ſeene. 40.71
• Filthie lavves. 30.13
• Fincormake created K. of Scottes. 82. 71
• Fincormakes fidelitie tovvardes the king of Brytaine. 83.32
• Fincormake dieth. 84.12
• Fin Makco [...]l the great Hunter. 108. 65
• Finnan made Biſhop of Lynde|ferne. 149.15
• Finnan dyeth. 149.19
• Fine cookerie baniſhed. 65.18
• Finnanus ſonne to Ioſina proclai|med king. 20.80
• Finnanus firſte inſtitutour of the Druides. 21.7
• Finnanus dieth at Camelon. 21.54
• Finnanus vvhere buried. 21.58
• Findock ſonne to Athirco choſen king. 76.27
• Findocke paſſeth into the Iles a|gaynſt the rebels. 76.61
• Findocke goeth the ſeconde tyme into the Iles agaynſt the rebels. 77. 7
• Findock ſlain by treaſon. 77.43
• Findour in Merne. 38.56
• Firſt comming of the Stevvardes to the crovvne of Scotlande. 356. 47
• Fire ryſing [...] the ſome of vvindes. 297.46
• Firie armies ſeen in the aire. 180.16
• Fire and vvater [...] no mercye. 280. 101
• Firth of Clyde. 462.83
• Fishes found in shape like men. 186. 54
• Fiſhes like men, called Baſsinates ſeene in great number. 101.4
• Fife vvith other coũtries brought intoo ſubiection to the Ro|maynes. [...]0.87
• Fleance ſonne to Banquho eſca|peth into VVales after his fa|thers ſlaughter. 446.99
• Fleance defloureth the Prince of VVales daughter. 247.9
• Fleance ſlaine. 247.12
• Fleming Fraunces maiſter of the ordinance. 467.67
• Florence in Italye reediſled. 264. [...]
• Fraſer VVilliam Bishop of Saint Andrevves. 303.16
• Fray betvveene the French ſoul|diours, and the tovvneſmen of Edenbourgh. 476.20
• Fray amongſt the nobles in hun|ting. 139.9
• Frier Brian Iay ſlaine by the hand of VVilliam VVallace. 305.77
• Frier in Glaſgevv burnt for Re|ligion. 445.21
• Friers Minors ſent into Scotland. 285. 70
• Frenchmen cõclude a league vvith the Scottes againſt the English men. 15 [...].76
• Frenchmen commended for their fayth and ſtedfaſtneſſe of pro|miſe. 262.68
• Frenchmenne ſue too enter intoo league vvith the Picts. 263.17
• Frenchmen ſend ayde to the Ba|rons of Englande agaynſt King Iohn. 262.8
• French king deſireth the king of Scots to make vvarre vpon the Englishmen. 349.45
• Frenchmenne egge the Scottes a|gaynſt England. 358.21
• Frenchmen and Scottes banished forth of England. 431.113
• French king miſliketh of the ma|riage concluded to be had be|tvveene the yong Queene of Scotland, and Prince Edvvarde 458.78. he ſetteth the Earle of Lennox on, to alter all that vvas alreadie begon and ended in Scotland. 458.86
• French armie ſent into Scotlande agaynſt the Englishmen. 474.36
• French Galleys compaſſe aboute the realme of Scotland by Dun|gesby head. 475.8
• Frenchmen encampe at Muskel|bourgh. 475.38
• Frenchmen giue a camiſado too Hadington, and are beaten backe. 476.45
• Froſt vpon Midſommer day. 238. 78
• Fruite of vvicked counſaylors. 21. 76
• Fogo Iohn, made Abbot of Mel|ros. 381.35
• Founde things to bee cried in the market. 181.57
• Foundation of Saint Revvles Ab|bey layde. 171.60
• Fountaine of bloud iſſueth out of a mountaine in Gallovvay. 202. 79
• Foillane martired. 147.34
• Fortune aduaunceth the Romains. 35. 55
• Fort of Lidell taken by the Scots 350. 30
• Fort builded by the Englishmen at Broughtie crag. 476.71
• Fortie thouſand crownes ſent out of France into Scotland [...] [...]|u [...]e an armie agaynſt the En|glishmen. 3 [...]
• Forman made Archbiſhop of [...] Andrevves dyeth. 4 [...]6. [...]
• Football and other vnlavvfull ta|mes debarted. [...]0 [...]7.9
• Fother Iohn, conuicted of treaſon and beheaded and qua [...]. 444. 42
• Fortunes flatterie not to bee [...]|ſted. 184.79
• Fothadus the great Bish. of Scot|lande. 224.64
• Fothadus traualleth to make peace betvveene Grime and Mal|colme. 224.74
• Fothadus bringeth Grime and Malcolme to agreement vpon conditions. 22 [...]. [...]
• Forth called the Scottish Sci. fol. [...]
• Foure vvardens choſen to gouern the ſtate of Scotland. 246. [...]
• Forman Protonotarie ſent the Ia|mes the fourth, vvith a Roſe [...]e a ſcepter. 409.10 [...]
• Fordune a towne in Mernes. 221. [...]
• Foure orders of Friers appointed.296. 16
• Frontinus ſent into Brytayne. 48. 77
• Frontinus requireth to ioyne a|mitie vvith the Picts. 43. [...]
• Frontius diſcomfiteth [...] 49. [...]
• Frontinus vexed with ſickneſſe, returneth to Rome. 49. [...]
• Foure Scottish ſhippes ſpoiled by the Englishmen. 478.24
• Fournie of an olde deede of [...]. 361. 16
• Fourdon Iohn cited. 341.114. and 34 [...].95. and. 359.29. and. 361.42
• Fourdon Iohn cited. 291.05
• Fox Richard Bishop of Excet [...], ſent Ambaſſadour fri [...]e Scot|land. 408. [...]
• Furious rage of the Scottish Ca [...]|ters. 90.8
• Furniture of the Irish armies. 197. 4 [...]
• Furſeus profeſſed a Monke. 147.28
• Fulgentius made Captaine of a Britishe rebellion againſt the Romaines. 71. [...]
• Fulgentius ſendeth to the Scottes and Pictes for ayde againſt the Romains. 71.14
• Fulgentius ſendeth Ambaſſadours to Seuerus the Emperour, he intreatie of peace. 71.87
• Fulgentius and his armie put too flight and diſcomfited. 72.50
• Fulgentius vvithdraweth intoo Pictland. 72.96