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• Obrin created Earle of Com|mon. 1590.10.
• Obeyers of the Popes, or Tho|mas Beckets Archbyſhop interdiction, to be baniſhed with their linage, and theyr goods confiſcate. 408.104.
• Obſeruers and defenders of the auncient cuſtomes of the elders in England, accurſed. 409.56.
• Obedience to the Pope tho|roughout the realme, for|ſworne. 411.2.
• Obrin Dunon knight created Barõ of Ebranky. 1590.12
• Occa and Ebuſa arriue in the North, and ſettle themſelues there. 114.18.
• Octauius, Duke of Gewiſſes appoynted gouernour of Britaine vnder Conſtanti|nus. 92.86.
• Octauius maketh himſelfe K. of Britaine. 92.94.
• Octauian, looke Octauius. Octauius put to the woorſe by Traherne, fleeth into Norway for ayde. 93.9.
• Octauius dyeth. 92.55.
• Occa and Ebuſa ſent for to come into Britaine. 114.13
• Occa fleeth to Yorke, and is there beſieged. 123.8.
• Occa and his Saxons, appoyn|ted to dwel in Gaſſowaye. 123.11.
• Occa and Oſca taken priſoners 127.49.
• Occa and Oſca eſcaping out of priſon, make freſh warre vppon the Britaynes. 128.
• Occa and Oſca ſlayne in the field by the Britaynes. 128.46.
• Occaſion geuen to the Engliſh men to reuolt from Kyng Lewes and to ſtand to Kyng Henry the third. 609.28.
• Ocley battel fought by the EEBO page image 1474 Engliſh men agaynſt the Danes. 206.109.
• Occaſion of the fable of Iupi|ter helping Hercules from heauen. 6.25.
• Occaſion of the Normans title to the Crowne of this Realme. 242.35.
• Octa, looke Occa.
• Oceane ſpoyled. 48.16.
• Odo baniſhed or committed to priſon, for ſuſpition of ſi|niſter dealing. 312.68. and. 318.8.
• Odo byſhoppe of Bayeux, and Earle of Kent. 312.73.
• Odo layd faſt in priſon in Ro|cheſter Caſtle by his owne confederates. 320.14.
• Odo being depriued of al his liuings and dignities in England returneth into Normandie. 320.24.
• Odo vſurpeth diuerſe poſſeſſi|ons, belonging to the See of Canterburie. 320.82.
• Odocer King of y^e Heruli v|ſurpeth the gouernment of Italy. 122.88.
• Odo ſent with an army into the North to reuenge Byſhoppe Walchrrs death. 311.13. and. 312.10.
• Oddo made Earle of Deuon|ſhyre, and Somerſetſhire. 272.27.
• Odo conſpireth with Duke Robert, agaynſt Kyng Wil|liam Rufus. 318.28.
• Odo ſubmitteth himſelfe to K. William Rufus. 320.9.
• Odo Archbyſhop of Yorke. 227.63.
• Odiham Caſtle reſigned to Henry the third. 751.58.
• Odo Archbyſhop of Canter|burie. 229.27.
• Odo releaſed out of priſon. 315 15.
• Odiham Caſtle won by Lewes 601.3.
• Odomare made Byſhoppe of Wincheſter.
• Offa ſonne to Sigerius ſuc|ceedeth Sighard and Seu|fred in the kingdome of Eaſt Saxons. 190.37.
• Offa renounceth his kingdome goeth to Rome and is made a Monke. 190.42.
• Offa departeth out of this world. 195.68.
• Offeditch caſt, and where it runneth. 195.75.
• Offchurch builded. 195.84.
• Offa taketh vppon him the kingdome of Mercia. 194.78.
• Offa alyeth him ſelfe with for|rayne Princes. 195.31.
• Offa and Charles the great, reconciled. 195.36.
• Offa graunteth the tenthe part of his goodes to the the Church and the poore. 195.50.
• Offa trauayleth to Rome, and graunteth Peter pence to the Pope. 195.56.
• Offices claymed at Coronati|on. 1119. col. 2. lin. 4.
• Officers remoued from about king Edward the thyrd. 997.25. a. called agayne. 997.28. b.
• Officers made. 1119. col. 1. lin. 19. pag. 1155. col. 2. lin. 31.
• Officers appoynted in Scot|land. 823.19. a.
• Officers remoued. 847.40. a.
• Office of an Harrault. pag. 1346. col. 2. lin. 56.
• Offeld Manour, burnt. 779.41
• Offa, ſonne to Saxnot. 131.37
• Offers made to the Emperour Henrie the ſixt, to keepe king Richard the fyrſt longer in priſon. 514.39.
• Officers changed. 913.10. a.
• Ogerſian Gilbert, a knight tem|pler, puniſhed for his fal|ſhoode. 469.66.
• Oglethorp Byſhop of Carleile crowneth Queene Elizabeth 1776.36.
• Olavus king of Swedeners, looke Aulafe.
• Olavus, ſonne to king Harold Harfager of Norway. 285.8.
• Oliphant ſent to Henry the thyrd. 739.31.
• Oneon executed for denying the kings ſupremacie. 1574.32.
• One ſoweth and another rea|peth. 349.107.
• Oueile Shane rebelleth, is ta|med and ſlayne. 1837.58.
• One brother helpeth another. 226 4
• Onichelinus, looke Rechelinus.
• Ouan. 194.65.
• Opinions ſundry of the buil|ding of Saint Paules Church in London. 150.57.
• Opinions concerning the firſt inhabiting of Britayne. 4.70.
• Oration of William Earle of Pembroke before the No|bilitie. 608.42.
• Ordinances for Forreſtes ap|poynted. 536.60.
• Oxford Caſtle ſurrendred to king Lewes. 610.35.
• Order of a Coronation. 475.92.
• Ordinances made againſt robberies. 732.8.
• Ordouices where they inhabi|ted. 18.87. and, 55.35.
• Ordering of Abbeys and Mo|naſteries in olde tymes. 193.21,
• Order of ſucceſſion in the Pic|tiſh kingdome. 67.58.
• Ordouices inuaded and ſlayne. 68, 80.
• Ordinances for Armour to be had in pruate mens houſes. 454.1 and. 455.34.
• Orange Prince commeth into England. 1762.46.
• Oration of king Richard the thyrd. pag. 1417. col. 2. lin. 40.
• Oration of Henry Earle of Richmond. pag. 1419. col. 1. lin. 41.
• Oration of the Duke of Buc|kingham. pag. 1380. col. 2. lin. 32.
• Order of the Britiſh fighting in Charrets. 37.105.
• Oration made by Hubert arch|byſhop of Cantorbury. 544.19.
• Ormus, an Earle. 227.69.
• Order of Fryers newe deuiſed called ſacked Fryers. 745.52.
• Original and line of the Earles of Richmond. 301.69.
• Order of the Engliſh and Nor|man battailes, in the battail fought at Haſting. 286.59.
• Ordalium law, what, and how executed. 269.64.
• Orwell. 433.55.
• Oration of Henry the fifth. pag. 1186. co. 1. lin. 48.
• Order of the E [...]rter founded. 923.36. a.
• Oriall Colledge founded. 884.47. a.
• Orlians beſieged by the Eng|liſhe. pag. 1239. col. 1. lin. 47.
• Ordinance for conſecration of Byſhops. 149.53.
• Ordmer Duke, father to Queene Egelfrida. 235.7.
• Ordinances ſet forth by Kyng Richard the firſt for his fleete to be obſerued in his viage towards the Holy land. 484.53.
• Ordinances deuiſed to be ob|ſerued in the campes of the kings of England & France in their viage towardes the Holy land. 488.16.
• Orreford. 431.53.
• Orkney Iles recouered by the Britaines. 141.80.
• Original of al nations for the moſt part vncertaine. 1.14.
• Original of the Philoſophers called Samothei. 2.69.
• Original of the Philoſophers called Sarronides. 3.17.
• Original of the Philoſophers called Druides. 3.47.
• Original of Herauldes, and Heraultrie. 3.113.
• Original of the Philoſophers called Bardi. 4.1.
• Oronius, a Barde. 4.41.
• Oſfride ſonne to Edwine bap|tiſed. 161.114
• Oſfride ſonne to Edwin, ſlaine 163.58.
• Oſrike ſonne to Elfricke, taketh vpon hym the kingdome of Deira. 164.38
• Oſrike falleth from Chriſte, to his former idolatrie. 164 51.
• Oſrike with al his army ſlaine. 164.58.
• Oſwald, ſonne to Edelfert, cre|ated king of Northumber|land. 164.74
• Oſwald baptiſed in Scotland. 164.82
• Oſwald cõmeth againſt Cud|wallo with an army. 164.104.
• Oſwald ſlaine by Penda. 167 23.
• Oſunus ſucceedeth his brother Oſwald in the kingdome of Northumberland. 167.25
• Oſunus ſueth to Cadwallo for peace. 167.29
• Oſwald zealous to ſet forth the ſincere worde of life, ſendeth into Scotland for preachers 167.67.
• Oſwald interpreteth Aydans Sermons to the people in the Saxon tongue. 168.57
• Oſwald had in eſtimation a|mong his neyghbours. 168.92.
• Oſbright king of Northam|bers expulſed his countrey. 209.32.
• Oſbright & Ella made friends, go forth againſt the Danes. 209.38.
• Oſbright and Ella ſlaine by the Danes. 209.46
• Oſbright burnt in the citie of Yorke. 209.62
• Oſrec a Dane, looke Baſreeg.
• Oſberne a Dane, ſlaine, 210 37.
• Oſbright rauiſheth the wyfe of one Bearne. 211.60
• Oſoulphus ſucceedeth his fa|ther Egbert in the kingdom of Northũberland. 195.102
• Oſoulphus trayterouſly mur|dred. 195.103
• Oſwyn Earle rebelleth agaynſt king Molle. 195.113
• Oſrike a man of great auctho|ritie among the weſt Saxõs. 198.36.
• Oſred ſucceedeth Aſwald in the kingdome of Northumber|land. 201.16
• Oſred expulſed his kingdome. 201.18.
• Oſred betrayed & put to death, 201.41.
• Oſwald ſucceedeth Ethelbert in the kingdome of Northũ|berland, and is immediately conſtrayned to forſake his Realme. 201.52
• Oſmond a captaine ſlaine. 204 64.
• Oſburga wife to king Ethel|wolfus. 205.115
• Oſberne Pẽtecoſt conſtrained to forſake the land. 274.35
• Oſulfe expulſed out of the go|uernment of the Northum|bers, Copſius. 312.20.
• EEBO page image 1475Oſull ſlayne by a thiefe. 312 29.
• Oſtorius Scapula entreth into the Britiſh campe. 53.89
• Oſtorius entreth into the de|fenced place of the Britains, and diſcomfiteth them. 56.6.
• Oſtorius entreth the Citie of Rome in triumph, for taking Cataracus. 57.15
• Oſtorius dyeth. 57.78
• Oſwaldes liberalitie towardes the poore. 168.102
• Oſwald Godfather to Cinegiſ|cus at his chriſtnyng. 169 9.
• Oſwald ſlaine by Penda. 170 8.
• Oſwald canonized a Saint, and ſheweth myracles. 170.21.
• Oſwy ſueth to Penda for peace and cannot obtaine it. 175 39.
• Oſwy voweth vnto God for vi|ctorie. 175.46
• Oſwy commeth againſt Penda with an army. 175.51
• Oſwy ſickneth, and dyeth. 179 72.
• Oſwy brother to Oſwald, ſuc|cedeth his father in the king|dome of Northumberland. 170.26.
• Oſwy and Oſwin begynne to make warre ech againſt other 170.48.
• Oſwyn betrayed to Oſwy, and ſlaine. 170.59
• Oſwin an humble Kyng. 171 12.
• Oſtorius Scapula the new li|eutenant of Britaine, & his exploites at his firſt cõmyng thyther. 53.50
• Fitz Oſbert accuſeth his bro|ther of treaſon. 529.5
• Oſred ſonne to Alfride, ſuccee|deth his father in the Kyng|dome of Northumberland. 190.59.
• Oſred ſlaine in battaile by his kinſfolkes. 190.73
• Oſyris father to Neptune, and Hercules. 5.5.
• Oſyris ſlaine by his nephewes 5.96.
• Oſrike Kyng of Northumber|land. 186.12
• Oſtorius M ſonne to the Li|eutenant, deſerueth a ciuica corona againſt the Britains. 53.98.
• Oſrick and Kenred ſuccede Oſ|red in the Kingdome of Nor|thumberland. 190.76
• Oſwald rebelleth againſt Ethe|lard. 191.44
• Oſwald fleeth out of the coun+trey. 191.49.
• Oſberne permitted to take vp vitail for his armie vppon condition to depart the Realme. 302.26.
• Oſmond ſecond Byſhoppe of Saliſburie. 316.47.
• Oſſeſtrie thriſe burnt within xxx. yeares. 1837.37.
• Oſgote Clappa, a Noble Dane. 268.2.
• Oſmear an Engliſh ſouldiour like to king Edmond, ſlayne. 254.53.
• Oſca and Otha, waſt and de|ſtroy the Weſt partes of Britayne. 124.59.
• Oſca and Otha with their ar|mie diſcomfited. 124.65.
• Oſyris came into Britayne. 9.1.
• Oſberne Vncle to king Swa|nus of Denmarke ſent with an armie into England. 300 27.
• Oſgote Clappa, receyueth his wife, and returneth into Denmarke. 270.73.
• Oſrryda cruelly murdered. 189.13.
• Oſwin partner with Oſwy in the kingdome of Northum|berland. 170.42.
• Oſwald Byſhop, remoued from Worceter to Yorke. 232.28.
• Oſgote Clappa baniſhed the Realme. 269.116.
• Oſtrydo, wife to Ethelred. 189.8.
• Oſtreham. 395.19.
• Otho or Othobon Cardinal commeth into England. 651.40. is highly commen|ded. 651.55. appeaſeth much controuerſie among the Nobilitie. 651.63.
• Othe made by the Kynges of England and Fraunce. 967.23.
• Othe of obedience. 1103.10. a.
• Othe made by the Welchmen. 788.4. a.
• Othe made by the Scots. 822.40. b.
• Othe miniſtred by the Kentiſh rebels to paſſingers. 1025.7. b.
• Othe of the Kyngs of England and Fraunce. 1089.26. a.
• Othe cõſtreyned, nothing worth in lawe. 283.48.
• Othe of a mayde, concernyng the beſtowing of her bodye, without her Parents con|ſent, is voyde. 283.52.
• Othes diſpenſed withal by the Pope. 396.62. and. 403, 89.
• Othe taken by the Lordes ſpi|ritual and temporal, to be true to king William and his Heires. 314.21.
• Otho elected Emperour. 535.45.
• Otho, ſonne to Maude ſiſter to Kyng Richard the fyrſt made Earle of Yorke, and of Poictou. 490.45.
• Oth, ſonne to Occa, ſucceedeth his father in the kingdome of Kent. 129.111.
• Otho the firſt Emperour mar|rieth Edgina, daughter to King Edward 223.20.
• Othobon Cardinal ſent Legate from the Pope into Eng|land. 774.57. lodged in the Towre. 778.30.
• Oteford or Okeford battel, fought by the Engliſh men a|gaynſt the Danes. 255.50.
• Othon, made Cuſtos, or Gar|dein of the Citie of London. 774.75.
• Othe of the Duke of Burgone to Henry the fift. pag. 1204. col. 1. lin. 36. of the three eſtates of France. pag. 1211 col. 1. lin. 20.
• Othe of the Lordes. 1231. col. 2. lin. 16.
• Othe of allegiancy taken anew by king Iohn of his ſubiectes 567.74.
• Othe of obedience to king Iohn. 542.64.
• Othe taken by king Iohn in Normandie. 543.72.
• Othe taken by the Byſhoppe of Beauuois. 546.58.
• Othe taken by diuers of the Nobilitie in Fraunce to a|ſiſt king Iohn agaynſt the French. 547.3.
• Otha, looke Oſca and Otha.
• Otwel, brother to Richard Earle of Cheſter, drowned. 357.109.
• Othe of the kings of England, at their Coronatiõ. 476.35.
• Othe exacted of Henry the third and of Edward his ſonne Prince of Wales. 751.37.
• Othobone Cardinal Legate, returneth to Rome. 780.6. is choſen Pope and named Adrian the fyft. 780.8.
• Othe of Allegeance demaunded by King Iohn of his ſubiects 587.80.
• Otho the Emperour commeth into England to king Iohn. 564.31.
• Otford battel fought by Offa againſt the Kentiſhmen. 194 89.
• Otho the ſeconde Emperour. 235.68.
• Outrages committed by the Frenche men that came a|gainſt kyng Iohn vnder Le|wes. 601.67.
• Ouſe ryuer. 214.115.
• Ouſe ryuer. 284.59.
• Owen Glendoner wyth the Welchmen rebel. pag. 1132 co. 1. lin. 34. pag. 1133. co. 2 lin. 14.39. pag. 1142. co. 1. lin. 16. his ſonne taken. pag. 1155. co. 2. lin. 57.
• Owen ayded the Frenche. pag. 1149. co. 2. lin. 50. ended his lyfe. pag. 1155. col. 2. lin. 20.
• Owſe bridge born away. 1834 13.
• Owen Teuther maried Queen Katharine. pag. 1264. co. 2. lin. 4. committed to warde lin. 21. taken and beheaded. pag. 1304 co. 2. lin. 56.
• Owin Prince of Wales, ſlaine. 354.88.
• Earle of Oxford dyeth in Fraunce. 967.12. b
• Oxford wonne by the Danes. 247.81.
• Oxfordſhiremen vanquiſhed and ſlaine. 54.1
• Oxenford Iohn, made Byſhop of Chicheſter. 432.60
• Oxford ſtatutes repealed by Act of Parliament. 774.6.
• Oxford Caſtle. 391.22.
• Oxford Schollers make a fray wyth Otho the legates men. 652.11.
• Oxford forſaken of the Schol|lers. 568.69.
• Oxford Burgeſes require ab|ſolution for hanging three Schollers vniuſtly, they are aſſoyled, and penance enioy|ned them. 582.94.
• Oxfordſhiremen, a puyſant kind of people. 53.73.
• Oxford beſieged by king Ste|phan and taken. 379.6.
• Oxford Vniuerſitie founded. 217.61.
• Oxford burned by the Danes. 245.19.
• Oxeholm [...] Ile taken, and poſ|ſeſſed by certaine outlawes and diſhinherited perſons. 776.58.
• Oxe hides payed for a yeerely tribute out of Ireland. 442.11.
• O [...]cay walkeline, a valiant knight. 380.34.