N.

• Nathaliod a Britaine, neyther of ancient houſe, nor of ſkyll in the warres. 127.67
• Nathaliod and his army diſ|comfited by the Saxons. 127.84
• Nazaleod king of Britaines, maketh warre vpon the weſt Saxons. 130.14
• Nazaleod with his armye diſ|comfited and ſlaine. 130.39
• Nazaleod, nowe called Certi|ceſtſhore. 131.18
• Nailes wherewith Chriſt was faſtned to the croſſe found, & what was done with them. 91.115. and. 92.19.
• Nanneus ſent to defend the in|uaſion of the Saxons. 105 102.
• Nayles ſet in cuppes to mea|ſure draughtes. 231.112
• Nathaliod made general of the Britiſh army againſt y^e Sax|ons. 127.67
• Names of the Biſhops and No+bilitie preſent at the homage done by the Scottiſh kyng to kyng Iohn. 550.14
• Name of this land generally to be called England. 204.45
• Names and line of the kings, of the ſeuen kingdomes of En|gland. 281.1
• King of Naples diſſwadeth the French king from battaile. 905.18. a.
• Nauntes citie vnliuered to K. Henry the ſecond. 398.43
• Narciſſus ſent into Gallia, to perſwade the ſouldiers to go into Britaine. 48.72
• Narciſſus in great credit with Claudius the Emperour. 52 42.
• Nambre Earle Henry taken by the French. 546.41.
• Nations neare to Britaine, are ſubiect to the Romans. 86 88.
• Names of the moſt valiant ca|ptaines and ſoldiers, whoſe fame is moſte renoumed for their noble deedes in the ho|ly land, againſt the Saraſins 504.3.
• Nauie alway in a readines, to defend the coaſtes from Py|rates. 266.51
• Names of Britiſh kings which reigned from Elidurus to Lud. 32.65. and. 32.100 and. 33.40
• King of Nauer commeth into England. 991.41. a
• Names of the Peeres ſworne to king Iohn. 542.79
• Names of the biſhops preſent at the Coronation of kyng Iohn. 545.10
• Names of the nobilitie at the coronation of kyng Iohn. 545.29.
• Names of the Biſhops that ac|curſed king Iohn and the Realme, and afterward fled out of the Realme. 566.24
• Names of the ſureties ſworne to keepe the league made be|tweene king Iohn and Regi|ginald Earle of Boloigne. 572.41.
• Names of the noblemen that continued vnto king Iohn. 573.50.
• Names of Britiſh people which ſubmyt them ſelues to Ceſar 42.74.
• Names of foure kings in Kent at Ceſars commyng. 42.97
• Nauie ſent out by king Eg|elredus againſt the Danes. 240.10.
• Nauie of Spaniards & French diſcomfited by the Engliſhe men 1020.53. a
• Nantes beſieged by the Eng|liſhmen. 1021.54. a
• Names of learned men flouri|ſhing in the tyme of king Hen+ry the thyrd. 783.64
• Names of the Barons that tooke part againſt king Hen|ry the thyrd 726.19
• Names of the Barons whiche tooke part with king Henry the thyrd, againſt the other nobles of the Realme. 726 35.
• Names of the Lords that ban|ded them ſelues againſt kyng Iohn. 588.45
• Nauarre wonne by Ferdinand the kyng of Hiſpaine. 1473 50.
• Nauie of Frenchmen. 908.44 a.
• Robert de Namur ſerueth king Edward the third. 940.45 b.
• Earle of Namur taken by the Scots. 898.50. a
• Nauclerus cited. 75.107
• Names of writers that liued in king Iohns dayes. 607.36
• Names of the Lords that at the firſt went not againſt kyng Iohn, but afterwardes ioy|ned with the other Barons at London. 589.32
• Names of the parties that ſate to make the agreement be|twene king Iohn and the Barons. 589.75
• Names of thoſe elected to ſee the agreement betweene K. Iohn and his Barons perfor|med. 590.25.
• Names of the noble men and captaynes that came from beyond the ſeas to ayde king Iohn againſt the Barons. 592.80
• Names of the chiefe priſoners taken by king Iohn in the ca|ſtle of Rocheſter. 593.34
• Names of the captaines of that part of the armye that Kyng Iohn left about London, and of the other parte that went with hym Northward. 595 7.14.
• Names of the Barons accur|ſed by the Pope. 596.77
• Names of the chiefe captaynes vnder whom ayde came out of Fraunce to the Barons againſt king Iohn. 597.72
• Names of the noble men reuol|ting from king Iohn, to Lew|es. 600.34
• Names of Caſtles wonne by Lewes. 600.78
• Neotus an Abbot, motioner of the founding of the vniuerſi|tie of Oxford. 217.63
• Neuille George Lorde of Bur|geyny cõmitted to the towre, but deliuered againe. 1460 20.
• New ſupply of Saxons ſent for to come into Britaine. 102.70.
• Neuill Alexander his Heptar|chie cited. 205.35
• Newmerch and Vernon reſto|red EEBO page image 1473 to the Duke of Norman|die. 393.47
• Newcaſtle otherwiſe called Drincouet, beſieged, & woon. 429.30.
• Newport a litle towne. 1415 co. 1. lin. 13.
• Henry Newarke made archbi|ſhop of Yorke. 815.32. a. di|eth. 835.58. a
• Newe mynſter in Wincheſter builded. 217.57
• Newgate ſet on fire. 1765.40.
• Newe eractions. 1102.52. b.
• New hiſtorie which is the Bri|tiſh hiſtorie. 38.72.
• Newbourgh. 194.66.
• Neuile Edward knight behea|ded. 1572.5.
• Newton ſlayeth Hamilton in combat. 1634.30.
• Alexander Neuil Archbſhop of Yorke fleeth. 1070.36. a. attaynted. 1071.25.
• New Forreſt made by king William. 313.85.
• Newcaſtle towne recouered from the Scottes. 397.6.
• Lord Neuil ſent into Britaine 993.7. b.
• Guy de Nealle Marſhal of Fraunce ſlayne. 947.10. b.
• Neal Bruce taken. 842.50. a. executed. 843.17.6.
• Neuil Iohn knight executed. 1581.2.
• Newmerch Caſtle beſieged and deliuered to the Frenchmen 385.20.
• Newark. pag. 1329. col. 1. lin. 28.
• Newbourgh Abbey. founded. 394 28.
• Nefle Caſtle yeelded to the Frenchmen. 510.40.
• Neuil Raufe Byſhop of Cice|ſter dyeth. 611.42.
• Newburge Robert, a man of great honour. 398.32.
• Nennius a Britayne cited. 7.14.
• Newburie Caſtle wonne by king Stephan. 386.42.
• Raufe Lord Neuil created Earle of Weſtmerland. 1097.30. b.
• Neuil Hugh, high Iuſtice of the Forreſtes. 549.44.
• Newcaſtle. pag. 1315. col. 1. lin. 13.
• Newcaſtle in olde tyme called Monkaſter. 307.100.
• Neomagus a Citie in Britaine by whom builded. 2.95.
• Newton Peter knight Coun|ſellour to Prince Arthur. 1456.54.
• Newarke Caſtle builded. 371.75.
• Newcaſtle taken by the Scots. 366.80.
• Newcaſtle vpon Tyne brent by caſual fire. 728.16.
• Newarke Caſtle reſtored to the Byſhop of Lincolne. 105.
• Newcaſtle towne and Caſtle founded. 311.8.
• Neglecting of Iuſtice, is cauſe of greater miſchiefes. 311.82.
• Newburne Churh. 312.26.
• Neuil Raufe elected Archby|ſhop hf Canterburie and the election made voyde by the Pope 637.27.
• Neuer as yet any king drowned 329.76. Neuille Alane. ac|curſed by Archbiſhop Tho|mas Becket. 409.63.
• Nennius getteth away Ceſars ſwoord in fyght. 39.16.
• Nenuius dyeth of the hurte which Ceſar gaue him. 39.20.
• Neptunus called Nepthuin. 5.4.
• Neptunus parentage. 5.5.
• Neptunus called king and God of the ſeas. 5.19.
• Newburgh brent by Earle Iohn. 538.4.
• Nectaridus Earle of the Sea coaſt in Britayne, ſlayne. 103.95.
• Neuil Charles Erle of Weſt|merland rebelleth. 1839.38. fleeth into Scotland. 1841.12.
• Nicholas Burdet knight. pag. 1227. col. 1. lin. 32. lin. 56. col. 2. lin. 10. pa. 1237 co. 2. lin. 30. pag. 1265. col. 1. lin 25. chiefe Butler of Norman|die ſlayne. pag. 1265. col. 1. lin. 54.
• Nicaſtum recouered by the Engliſhmen. 356.18.
• Nichol Robert. 368.78.
• Nigellus ſlayne by his brother Sithrike. 223.101.
• Nichoſia in Cypres wonne by king Richard the firſt. 493.39.
• Nimblenes of the Britiſh Cha|retmen. 38.6.
• Nicholas chaplayne to king Henrie the ſecond. 420.99.
• Niemagus, a Citie in Britaine by whom builded. 2.95.
• Nidred and Suebhard, vſur|pers in the kingdome of Kent. 187.21.
• Nichola a Lady keepeth the ca|ſtle of Lincolne and valiantly defendeth it. 612.50.
• Nine Riuer. pag. 1299. col. 1. lin. 41.
• Nigel or Neale Baron of Hal|ton. 323.45.
• Nigel or Neelle, Byſhop of E. lye ſent into exile. 371.77.
• Niger cited. 376.45.
• Nigel a Monke of Canterbu|rie. 382.96.
• Nicephorus cited. 53.19. and. 88.91.
• Niger Raufe. 548.39.
• Iohn Northampton Maior of London puniſheth adulterie. 1039.29. a.
• The Northren men refuſe to paye a ſubſidie. 1434. ſlea the Earle of Northumber|land. eadem. 30. make a re|bellion. eadem. 47. are diſ|comfited and quieted. 1435.8.
• Duke of Normandie commeth into Britayne with a pow|er. 919.23. b.
• Northumbers ſubmit them|ſelues to the Weſt Saxons. 204.18.
• Normandie conquered by Geffrey Plantagenet Earle of Aniou. 378.81.
• Nouant Caſtle beſieged by king Iohn. 584.43. deliue|red to the king. 584.50.
• Notingham. pag. 1329. col. 1. lin. 13.
• Norwegian ſhippes depart home with ſorowful tidings. 285.12.
• Normans beardes ſhauen, and therefore like Prieſtes. 286.28.
• Normans ſmouldred in a ditch by following the chaſe after the Engliſh men. 287.45.
• Nobilitie and Byſhoppes of England enuying one ano|ther, refuſe to make an Eng|liſhman their King, and re|ceiue a ſtranger. 291.50.
• No bondmen in England, be|fore William the Conque|rours comming. 292.23.
• Noble men and Gentlemens names which aſſiſted King William in the conqueſt of England. 293.61.
• Normans reſiſted and ſlaine by the Engliſhmen. 298.48.
• Notingham Caule builded. 298.80.
• Northumberland rebelleth a|gainſt King William. 299.36.
• Northumber rebelles vanqui|ſhed by King William. 299.77.
• Norman Gariſon at Yorke, ſlayne by the Danes and Engliſh exiles. 300.61.
• North partes of England brought vnto the obeyſance of the Danes and Engliſh exiles. 300.71.
• Northumberland and Yorke|ſhire waſted by King Willi|am. 302.37.
• Norman lawes not equal and why. 304.21.
• Normans rebel againſt king William, and are ſubdued by an armie of Engliſh men. 307.78.
• Northwales conſtrayned to yeeld a yearly tribute to king Adelſtane. 226.86.
• Northumberland entirely reco|uered from the Danes. 228.2.
• Northumbers rebel againſt king Edredus, and are ſub|dued. 222.39.
• Northumbers take an othe to be true vnto king Edredus and breake it. 229.45.
• Northumbers diſloyaltie puni|ſhed with deſtruction of their countrey. 229.
• Northumbers ſubmit them|ſelues, and obtaine pardon for giftes of King Edredus. 229.
• Norwich taken and ſpoyled by the Danes. 243.70.
• Northfolke waſted by the Danes. 245.52.
• Northamton burned by the Danes. 245.73.
• Northumbers reuolt to Kyng Swanus, and become his ſubiectes. 247.70.
• Northumbers ſubdued by the Danes. 252.76.
• Noblemen of England ſlayne at the battel of Aſhdon. 255.104.
• Norman Earle. put to death 260.41.
• Normans that came ouer with Alured, ſlayne by the Pol. 264.27. and. 265.89.
• Norwich and the countrey ad|ioyning, robbed by Roger Bygod. 318.57.
• No man of ſo euil affection, but ſometime dealeth vprightly. 321.23.
• Norman rebels to be reſtored to their landes and liuings in England. 321.78.
• Norwegians arriue in Humber with a great power. 284.57.
• Norwegian ſouldiour defen|deth a bridge agaynſt the whole Engliſh armie 284.75.
• Norwegian ſouldiour, which defended the bridge, ſlayne. 284.80.
• Norwegian armie dicomfited and ſlayne by the Engliſh men. 284.88.
• Normans conſtreyned to de|part the Realme, through Earle Godwins procure|ment. 274.25.
• Normans which withdrewe in|to Scotland out of Eng|land, ſlayne. 275.74.
• Northumbers rebel agaynſt Toſtie their Earle. 278.97.
• Northumbers require to haue a new Earle. 279.12.
• Normans conqueſt of England foretold by king Edwardes viſion. 279.115.
• Noe and his familie preſerued from the flood. 1.56.
• Noe the onely Monarke of al the world. 1.66.
• Noe diuideth the earth be|tweene his three ſonnes. 1.72.
• Norwich beſieged by Kyng Williams power is yeelded EEBO page image 1474 vpon conditions. 308.12.
• None to heare Maſſe of a mar|ried Prieſt. 309.55.
• Noble men ſlayne at the battel of Poytiers. 960.3. b.
• Noble men taken priſoners at the battel of Poiters. 960.17. b.
• Norfolke rebels vanquiſhed by their Biſhop. 1032.10. a.
• Norris Henry knight made Lord of Ricotte. 1862.57.
• Nobilitie declared innocent by y^e kings proclamatiõ. 1066.29. a. come to London with an armie. 1068.30. b. open their griefes to the king. 1069.20. b.
• Northumberland Earle com|mitted to warde. 508.34. deliuered agayne. ibidem. 7.
• Normandie interdicted. 508.38.
• Northumberland, in olde time called Bernicia. 164.43.
• Duke of Normandie winneth Townes from the Engliſh men. 928.24. a.
• Normandie reduced to the En|gliſh ſubiectes. pag. 1202. col. 1. lin. 5.
• Norrice Henry executed. 1561 9.
• Notingham newe towne and bridge builded. 222.69.
• North partes ſpoyled by the Scottes. 1014.1. a
• Notingham towne burnt, and the Caſtle beſieged. 388.28.
• Noble ofſpring of the Kentiſhe kings decayeth. 202.53.
• Northumberland ſpoyled by the Scots. 1047.5. b
• Norwich Monaſterie founded. 333.80.
• Northumberland and Mercia withdrawe their obeyſance to the Weſt Saxons. 209.1.
• Northumberland recouered frõ the Scots. 397.5.
• Northampton. pa. 1299. col. 1. lin. 47. col. 2. lin. 15. lin. 18.
• Notingham Caſtle. pag. 1415 col. 1. lin. 51.
• Iohn Northamptõ condemned to perpetual priſon. 1047.30. b.
• Norwich wonne by Ret. 1662.30.
• Noble of gold coyned. 924.23. a.
• Northfolke and Suffolke dely|uered to the Saxons. 118.45.
• Northumberland ſpoyled by the Scots. 1074.34. b.
• Noble men indited. 1062.27. a.
• Norwiche Caſtle ſurrendred to Lewes. 610.35.
• Norwich Caſtle geuẽ to Hugh Bigot. 427.30.
• Notingham towne, wonne by the Danes. 209.97.
• Nonnius cited. 4.7.
• Northen men ſpoyle Saint Al|bons. pag. 1306. col. 1. lin. 12.
• Noble men ſlaine at Creſſy. 934.32. b. 937.30. a.
• Normandy loſt by the Engliſh. pag. 1277. co. 1. lin. 25.
• Byſhop of Norwiche dyeth in the Popes Court. 948.44. b.
• Noble men famous in Kyng Edward the thirdes dayes. 1001.10. a.
• Noble men taken priſoners at Roche Darien. 941.40. a.
• Northumberland vnto Tyne, graunted to William, kyng of Scots. 427.26.
• Norrham Caſtle wonne by the Scots. 1487.50
• Noble men of Scotland taken at Neuils Croſſe. 940.10. a.
• Normans deadly hated of the Engliſhmen. 313.51.
• Normandie raiſed in commoti|on againſt king Stephan. 367.81.
• Nunneries ſuppreſſed. 1471.33.
• Normans poſſeſſions confiſca|ted in England. 706.74.
• North Wales & Southwales ioyneth in amitie together to rebel againſt Henrye the third. 744.73.
• Northampton towne, beſieged and taken by king Henry the thyrd. 766.35.
• W. Northburghs letter deſcri|bing king Edwarde the .iii. viage, 936.20. b.
• Normandy interdited and why. 546.50.
• Norrham Caſtle buylded. 359 15.
• Normandie ſubdued by the K. of England vpon that daye on which England was con|quered by the Duke of Nor|mandie. 34.84.
• Nouantes, where they inhabi|ted. 59.26
• Noble men ſlaine at Roche Darien. 941.47. a.
• Nobilitie die. 660.98.
• Nobilitie complaine of the Popes collector. 706.36.
• Nobilitie of England deſpiſed by the nobles of the Poicto|uines by reaſon of their coſy|nage to Henry the thyrde. 750.90.
• Normandie inuaded by the French king. 556.50.
• Noble men taken priſoners at the ſiege of Lincolne. 613.85.
• Norwich Caſtle left for a pray to Lewes. 602.4.
• Norwich Citie deliuered to the king. 397.20.
• Noe one of the Giantes. 5.55.
• Nunnes not to be godmothers to any mans child. 341.10.
• Nobles of England do homage to Henry ſonne to king Hen|ry the ſecond. 412.74.
• Nouiomagus a Citie in Bri|taine, by whom builded. 2.96.
• None to beare office in the Court vnleſſe he were lear|ned. 218.12.
• Nobilitie conſpire againſt king Henry the thyrd. 630.40.
• Normandie inuaded by the French king. 545.89.
• Nobilitie of England, ſwea|reth fealtie to Duke Henrye Fitzempreſſe. 391.96
• Norwich Citie aſſaulted and wonne by the confederates againſt king Henrye the ſe|cond. 433.59.
• Noble men dye. 759.15.
• Norrham Caſtle. 436.28.
• Northumbers accuſtomed to ſtirre tumultes and rebelli|on againſt theyr gouernours. 219.18.
• Northumberland inuaded and afflicted by the Engliſhmẽ. 221.70.
• Nobles of Poictou rebell a|gainſt the Earle Richard, ſonne to King Henry the ſe|cond. 467.22.
• Northumbers vanquiſhed by Offa. 194.90.
• Northumberland without king or gouernour. 202.9.
• Nothelmus ſucceedeth Tacui|nus in the Archbyſhoprick of Cantorburie. 193.29
• Nouant Robert, apprehended and committed to priſon. 514.90.
• Nouant Hugh Byſhop of Co|uentrey pardoned by Kyng Richard the firſt. 526.16.
• Nouant Robert dyeth in pri|ſon. 526.21.
• Norwich Abbey ſet on fire by the Citizens, and burned. 782.46.
• Notingham towns taken and burned. 435.38.
• Northampton. 542.60.
• Norweygians, called by the Engliſh people, by the name of Danes. 215.16.
• Northeſt country people called by the Engliſhmẽ by y^e name of Danes. 215.15.
• Normans vanquiſhed and cha|ſed by the Engliſhmen. 345 14.
• Normandie poſſeſſed by Rollo and his people, and why ſo called. 213.70.
• Northampton beſieged by the Barons, but to no effect. 588 92.
• Northumberland ſacked, and deuided amongſt the Danes 212.31.
• Northwales ſubdued by the Weſt Saxons. 204.31.
• Norwich Caſtle. 390.65.
• Nobilitie reuolted frõ Lewes to Henry the thyrde. 608.26.
• Nuſſe beſieged. pag. 1346. co. 2. lin. 30.
• Nudigate Monke of the Chat|terhouſe executed. 1563.50.
• Number of Iulius Ceſars ſhippes at his ſeconde com|ming into Britaine. 40.82.
• Nunnes make away their chil|dren be got out of wedlocke. 190.21.
• Nunnes forbidden to goe on Pilgrimage. 190.29.
• Nunnes of Ameſbury diſplaced bycauſe of their incontinent liuing. 447.67.
• Nun couſin to Inas. 187.96.
• Number of Monkes in the Monaſterie of Bangor. 153 82.