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• Gaules encounter with the Ro|manes, and vanquiſh them. 26.18.
• Gaules enter into the Citie of Rome. 26.36.
• Gaules reuerence the honora|ble port of the Senatours 26.45.
• Gaules ouer couetous for mo|ney. 27.15
• Gaules ouerthrowen and ſlaine by the Romanes. 27.34
• EEBO page image 1459Galltot Willaim. 1463.5
• Galloway aſſigned to Occa & his Saxons. 123.12
• Gaules march from Cluſium towardes Rome. 26.11
• Glanuille Rafe an Engliſh Ca|ptaine. 434.26
• Gawayn buryed in Roſſe in W [...]l [...]s. 136
• Gannoc Caſtle taken and de|ſtroyed. 762.115.
• Gallio Rauennas ſent into Bri|taine with an army agaynſt the Scots & Picts. 100.33
• Gallo was inuaded by the Eng|liſhmen. 307.40
• Gawayn brother to Mordred ſlaine. 134.20
• Gawayn ſuppoſed to be buryed at Douer. 134.33.
• Gallus or Wallus brooke in London, nowe called Wal|brooke. 82.48
• Gaunt Gilbert, taken priſoner by the Danes and Engliſhe erles. 300.72
• Gallowyn, looke Gawayn.
• Gannock Caſtle built. 713.114.
• Gates Iohn knight hanged. 1722.25.
• Gauelfoord battaile fought be|tweene the Denonſhyre men and the Britaines 204.7
• Garret abiured. 1541.36
• Galerius Maximianus and Conſtantius created Empe|rours together 89.32
• Gardians appoynted ouer the citie of London. 775.57
• Gallia now called Fraunce of the Frankners. 108.73
• Gaſcoynes ſubmyt them ſelues to Henry the thyrd. 733.76.
• Gaſcoynes diſtreſſe the Welch|men. 793.2. a. Ayde the Engliſh men in France. 811 17.
• Galgacus a captaine of the Bri|taines. 71.51
• Garedon Abbey in Leiceſter ſhire founded. 394.29
• Gaules purſued, and ſlayne by the Troians. 14.70
• Gariſons placed in Wales in ſundry townes and Caſtles. 352.64.
• Gaſcoines reuolt to the French king. 975.10. b.
• Gagwyne Robert Ambaſſador from the French king. 1436 58.
• Gardyner Stephen deliuered out of the Towre, reſtored to his Biſhopricke, and made Lord Chauncellour. 1720.50. crowneth Queene Ma|ry. 1722 44. his ſpeache in the Parlament houſe. 1760 116. his Sermon of recon|ciliation the See of Rome 1762.54 goeth to Mark to entreate of peace betwene the Emperour & the french king. 1764.9. dyeth. eadẽ. 26.
• Gardyner Stephen Doctour ſucceedeth in Paces roume. 1551.16.
• Galiard Caſtle ſurrendred to the Duke of Exceter. pag. 1201. co. 2. lin. 46.
• Gaſcoynes take part with kyng Iohn. 560.20
• Gaſcoyn Williã knight. 1448 7.
• Iohn of Gaunt borne. 907.1. a.
• Gauntiners war againſt their Earle. 1050.52. b
• Iohn of Gaunt maried. 963.25. b.
• Gaſcoigne Sergeant at Lawe. pa. 1123. co. 2. lin. 40.
• Geruaſius Doroberuenſis cited 382.10.
• Geffray Monmouth deceiued. 141.48.
• Get a youngeſt ſonne to Seue|rus the Emperour, fighteth with his elder brother Baſſi|anus, for the kingdome of Britaine. 78.53
• Geta ouerthrowen in battaile, and ſlaine. 78.55
• Geta and his brother Baſſia|nus rule the Empire equally together. 81.35
• Geta ſlaine by his brother Baſ|ſianus. 81.39
• Geoffray Biſhop of Conſtans taketh armes againſt kyng William Rufus. 318.49
• Geffray of Mon. cited. 25.71 and .30.6.
• Geolcil a Dane ſlayne. 221.28.
• Geffray of Monmouth cited. 116.47.
• Gebmound made Biſhop of Rocheſter in Williams ſteed 182.5.
• Geffrey ſonne to kyng Henrye the ſecond, aſſured to the daughter and heyre of Co|nan, Duke of Britaine. 410 15.
• Geffray Duke of Britaine doth homage to his brother Henry earle of Aniou, for the D [...]chy of Britaine. 411.43
• Geueron Caſtle burnt with wild fire. 122.32
• Plantagenet Geffrey Earle of Aniou, marieth Maude the Empreſſe. 361.16
• Geffrey Monmouth cited. 154 75. and .163.45. and .165 30. 166.5. and .167.1.
• Gald, looke Galgacus.
• Geffray ſonne to king Henry the ſecond, taketh part with his brother Henry, againſt his father. 426.68
• Geffray the elect of Lincolne, ſonne to king Henry the ſe|cond. 433.21
• George Duke of Clarence. pag. 1313. maried Iſabel daugh+ter to Ric [...]ard earle of War|wicke. pag. 1319. co. 1. lin. 18. tooke the [...]eas. pa. 1322 col. 2. lin. 46. was brought out of Caleys. eadem. lin. 52 aſſembled a power. pa. 1329 col. 2. lin. 56. recõciled to his brother Edward the fourth pag. 1330. col. 1. lin. 56. diſ|ſembled with Richard Earle of Warwicke. pag. 1330. co. 2. lin. 12. drowned in a But of Malmeſey. pag. 1350. col. 1. lin. 54.
• Geffray, baſtard ſonne to King Henry the the ſecond elected Archbyſhop of Yorke, and re|ceyueth the Pall. 497.17. committed to priſon w^tin the caſtle of Douer. 497.67. ſet at libertie. 498.4. made Sherife of Yorke. 517.29. loſeth his Archbyſhopricke, and the rule of Yorkeſhyre. 526.17.
• General counſel ſummoned. 712.46.
• Gegines or Gigines, what it ſignifieth. 6.86.
• Geffray, baſtard ſonne to kyng Henry the ſecond made By|ſhop of Lincoln, ſpoyleth the Church, & reſigneth his my|ter. 447.38. and .454.45.
• Geffray of Monmouth cyted. 15.81. and .22.60. and .23.16. and 24.38.
• Geffray, ſonne to King Henry the ſecond dealeth vnfayth|fully with his father and bre|thren 457.22. taken priſo|ner by his brother Richard. 461.95. dyeth at Paris. 463.37.
• Geffray of Monmouth cited. 31.110. and .32.1. and .32.110. and .33.9.
• Gerard Thomas buent. 1580.59.
• Geniſſa, daughter to Claudius the Emperour, marryed to Aruiragus. 51.41.
• Geffrey of Monumouth cited 43.48. & .81.58. & .82.66. & .92.85.
• Gentlemen of the priuie cham|ber remoued. 1507.
• Geffrey Biſhop of Conſtancies 308.36.
• George Browne knight execu|ted. pa. 1405. col. 2. lin. 3
• Gerard departeth this life. 348 12.
• Germane leadeth the Britiſhe armie againſt the Saxons. 120.38..
• Germane returneth again into Fraunce. 120.75.
• Germane being ſent for, com|meth agayne into Britaine. 121.29.
• Germane returneth into France the ſecond time. 121 49.
• Germane departeth this lyfe at Rauenna. 121.56.
• Gerent king of Britaines and his armie chaſed by Inas, king of Weſt Saxons. .187 100.
• Germane ſouldiours ſlay their Captaine, and become Ro|uers in the Coaſtes of Bri|taine. 71.16.
• Geffray Monmouth, in what time he liued. 394.45.
• Geffray, fourth ſonne to kyng Henry the ſecond borne. 398 47.
• George Lorde Aburgeinty. 1447.17.
• Geffrey Archbiſhoppe of Yorke, depatreth priuely out of the realme, & accurſeth al thoſe that gather the payment within his Dioceſſe, demaũ|ded by king Iohn. 564.17.
• Geanology of the Earles of Cheſter. 650.48.
• Genawe murdred at London. 1013.43. b.
• Geffrey ſurnamed the Grama|rian. 1462.50.
• Gerard, chiefe of the Valdoyes that came ouer into Ireland. 400.19.
• Gertrude Marchioneſſe of Ex|ceter atteinted. 1570.52.
• Gemeticum Abbey in Norman|die. 269.109.
• Germane Byſhop of Auxerre, ſent to preache in Britaine. 119 51.
• Geneticenſis cited. 264.37.
• Gerard receiueth the Pall of the Pope. 342.78.
• Geruldine Thomas a Lord and Chauncellour of Ireland re|ceyueth with all honour the counterfeit Earle of War|wicke. 1428.46. ſendeth in|to England in his quarel with an army of Iriſhe men. 1430.45. is ſlaine. 1431 45.
• Geruaſ. Dorobern. cited. 415.11.
• Geffrey William a counterfeit Chriſt whypped. 1815.1.
• Gerald Earle of Kildare depu|tie of Ireland apprehended. 1444.58. reſtored to his for|mer libertie & honor. 1445.9.
• Gerion ſlayne by Hercules in Spaine. 5.107.
• Reinald Earle of Geldre mary|eth king Edward the thirdes ſiſter. 895.13. b. made Duke of Geldre. 903.55. a. in daunger to be ſlaine by Flemmings. 911.50. a.
• Genowayes in Britaine. 917. 20. b. fight with the Engliſh+men on the ſea. 917.28. b.
• Duke of Gelderland commeth into England. 1080.13. b.
• Gerneſey entred by frenchmen. 992.50. b.
• Geffrey Archbyſhop of Yorke dyeth in exile. 574.30
• Geffrey de Lucignam. 584.40
• Geffrey of Monmouth cyted. 122.9. & .134.51. and .154.50 pag. 154.75.
• EEBO page image 1460Gerard ſimeſted Archbyſhop of of Yorke. 342.1.
• Generon, or Guaneren Caſtle in Wales buylded. 117.53. & 121.80.
• Gen [...]ſſes, a people in Brytaine and where they inhabited. 110.48.
• Gerarde de Atie taken priſoner by the french kyng. 562.13.
• Gentlemen and Noblemens names, which aſiſted kyng William in the conqueſt of England. 293.61.
• Gerneſey inuaded by the french men. 1696.28.
• Geffrey, ſonne to king Henry the ſecond made knight. 450.77.
• Geffrey Monmouth cited. 183 65.
• Gelenor king of Greece dryuen out of hys Countrey. 7.42.
• George Neuil Archbyſhop of Yorke. pag. 1318.
• Geniſſa maketh atonement he|tweene Aruiragus and the Romanes. 52.33.
• Giſors beſieged and yeelded to the Engliſh. pag. 1201. col. 2 lin. 12.
• Geinſborough. 249.77.
• Gemeticenſis cited. 283.86. & .291.72. & 319.73. and 345.39.
• Geffrey Monmouth, conſecra|ted Byſhop of S. Aſſaph.
• Gerueys Clifton knight behea|ded. pag. 1340. col. 2. lin. 22
• George Douglas Earle of An|gus. pag. 1315. col. 1. lin. 26.
• Gerbery Caſtle deſtroyed. 399 57.
• George ſtanley Lord ſtraunge. pag. 1411. col. 2. lin. 20.
• Gylford Richard knight. 1447 20.
• Geffrey Gates knight. pag. 1325. col. 1. lin. 40
• Gyffard William, made By|ſhop of Wincheſter. 337.43.
• Gilbert Skarlock ſlayne. pag. 1288. col. 1. lin. 15.
• Gilbert Debenham kynght. pag. 1327. col. 1. lin. 16.
• Gildas cyted. 99.103. & .101.85. & .114.49.
• Gillingham battayle, fought by the Engliſhmen againſt the Danes. 254.29.
• Walter Giffard Archbyſhop of Yorke dyeth. 789.35. a.
• Gildas cyted. 45.38. & .47.58. and .50.25. and .51.88. and 96.21.
• Giles Daubeney knyght. pag. 1400. col. 1. lin. 47.
• Gyſors beſieged in vaine. 533.17.
• Giffard William depriued, and banniſhed the realme. 342.10.
• Gilla, daughter to Charles Le Simple king of Fraunce, maryed to Rollo, Duke of Normandie. 288.105.
• Gilbert Midleton knight. 854.30. b.
• Gyffeith, a Welch kyng. 231.81.
• Gipſwich ſpoyled by y^e Danes. 239.56.
• Gi [...]a, [...]ther to king Harold, eſcapeth from Exeter into Flaunders. 299.50.
• Gillomanus kyng of Ireland, and his people diſcomfited. 123.35.
• Gillomannus king of Ireland with his armie, diſcomfited and ſlayne. 123.13.
• Girmi a people in Englande. 185.65.
• Giauntes in Fraunce ſlayne in Combat by Arthur. 133.70.
• Gilbert de Gaunt made Earle of Lincolne. 602.20.
• Gilbert Talbot. pa. 1411. col. 2. lin. 4. pa. 1414. col. 2. lin. 35. pag. 1415. col. 1. lin. 18. pag. 1417. col. 2. lin. 23.
• Giaunt whence deriued. 6.88.
• Giles, Byſhop of Eureux. 421.78.
• Gilbert conſecrated Byſhop of Herefoord. 381.83.
• Gilbert Fitz Fergus, commeth into England. 445.32.
• Gyfford Walter Erle of Buc|kingham, deceaſeth without heire. 402.11.
• Gilbert Byſhop of London, for|bydden the vſe of the Sa|cramentes. 412.38.
• Gilbert Byſhop of London, re|ſtored to the adminiſtration of his office againe. 414.86.
• Githa, daughter to Oſgote Clappa, maryed to Canute Prudan. 268.1.
• Gildas cited. 123.73. & .129.12. & .138.38. & .139.59. & 141.17. & .142.25.
• Gift of healing the kings euyll, left as an inheritance to the kings of England. 279.86.
• Gipſwich, now called Ipſwich. 388.24.
• Gipſwich Caſtle beſieged, and taken. 388.16.
• Gilbert, murderer of Liulfus. 311.35.
• Gilbert ſlaine by Liulfus kinſ|folke. 311.68.
• Giraldus Cambrenſis cyted. 287.58.
• Giraldus Cambrenſis diſpro|ued. 287.64.
• Gythrun, looke Gurthrun. 214 107.
• Giraldus Cambrenſis cited. 135.20. and .136.11. and 137.31.
• Giſors Caſtle gotten into the kyng of Englandes handes. 400.61.
• Giauntes in Britaine. 5.50.
• Giauntes, what they ſignifie. 5.55. and .6.89.
• Gilbert, captaine of Tunbridge Caſtle. 319.52.
• Girarde de Sotigam a politick captayne of Douer Caſtle. 609.11.
• Girwy Abbey buylded. 178.106.
• Gildas borne. 115.35.
• Giouan Villani cited. 9.59. & 27.47.
• Gillingham Manour. 301.67.
• Gildas cyted.
• Gilford. 264.24.
• Gillomar, looke Gilloman|nus.
• Glad [...]ore Heath by Barnet. pag. 13.3.3. col. 1. lin. 33.
• Glaſ [...]irion, a Barde. 4.43.
• Glau Margan in Wales, why ſo called. 21.26.
• Duke of Glouceſters iourney to Prutzen. 1079.7. a. made Duke of Ireland. 1082.25. b.
• Glanuille Ranulfe, made ruler of Yorkeſhyre. 452.56
• Glaſtenburie Monaſterie buil|ded. 188.19.
• Glaſiers firſt brought into Eng+land. 178.114.
• Glouceſter monaſterie deſtroy|ed by the Danes, and repay|red. 222.48.
• Glouceſter towne, whence ſo named. 51.55.
• Glaſtenburie Abbey finiſhed. 234.6.
• Glouernia, now Gloceſter, and why ſo called. 51.53.
• Glademouth. 222.83.
• Glouceſter Monaſterie of S. Peters, buylded. 222.45.
• Glouceſter Citie taken by the Barons. 765.56. wonne by king Henry the thyrde, hys faction. 772.38.
• Glouceſter Caſtle. 371.20.
• Thomas Duke of Glouceſter conſpireth againſt the kyng. 1090.20. b. apprehended & murdred. 1092.30. a.
• Glanuille Bartholmew knight 559.71.
• Erle of Glouceſter warreth on the Welchmen. 792.2. a. driuen out of Glamorgan. 810.27. b.
• Duke of Glouceſter and hys confiderates ryſe againſt the kyng. 1063.6. a.
• Gluuy, Duke of Demetia foun|der of Glouceſter. 51.54.
• Glorious Maieſtie of y^e Eng|liſh kingdome falleth wyth kyng Edmond Ironſide. 258.54.
• Glaſtenburie Abbey erected. 53.18.
• Gleuy Riuer. 162.12.
• Gloceſter. pag. 1422. col. 1. lin. 26.
• Gorbonianus dyeth. 30.55.
• Godfrey of Bologne, afterward kyng of Hieruſalem. 270.78.
• Goſpatrick depriued of hys Earledome. 307.69.
• Goldenſton Th [...]mes Prior of Chriſtes Churche in Can|torburie ſent Ambaſſadour into Fraunce. 1437.30.
• Godwyn commeth vp the Thames with his Nauie, & paſſeth throughe London bridge. 273.71.
• Godwyn wel friended by the Londoners. 273.68.
• Godwyn deliuereth pledges to kyng Edward, for aſſurance of his loyaltie. 273.93.
• Godwyn dyeth ſuddeinly at the table. 274.107
• Godwyn flaundered, bycauſe of his great aucthoritie in the common wealth. 275.15.
• Godwynes iſſue. 275.32.
• Gonild, neece to king Swanus baniſhed the Realme. 269 11.
• Gouernaunce of the churche of England dependeth chiefely vpon the kings. 223.78
• God a ſiſter to king Edwarde maried to Euſtace Earle of Bologne. 270.82
• Godwyn charged with the mur|der of Alured, purgeth hym ſelfe therof. 267.51
• Godwyns ritche gyfte giuen to king Hardicnute. 267.63
• Godwyn myndeth to mary his daughter to one of king Har|dicnutes brethren. 267.76.
• Godwin and king Edward be|ing ready to ioyne in battel vpon the ſea, are ſeuered by a Myſt. 273.20.
• Godwin reſtored to his former honor, fauor, & liuyngs. 273 28.
• Godwin arriueth with his Na|uie at Sandwich. 273.66
• Gonorilla Leirs eldeſt daugh|ter maried to Henninus Duke of Cornewal. 19.93.
• Gogmagog a grant of great e|ſtimation in Britaine. 15 82.
• Gogmagog ſlaine. 15.90
• Godfrey and Aulefe ſucceede their father Sithrike in the kingdome of Northumber|land. 224.55
• Godfrey and Aulafe mekynge warre vpon king Adelſtane, are driuen out of their coun|trey. 224.59
• Godfrey father to king Reynold 224.61.
• Godfrey inuadeth Northumber+land with an army of Scots 225.50.
• Goffarius Pictus king of Poic+ton. 13.87.
• Goffarius raiſeth an armye a|gainſt the Troians. 14.23
• Goffarius and his army diſcõ|fited by the Troians. 14.26.
• Goffarius with newe ayde di|ſtreſſeth the Troians. 14.48.
• EEBO page image 1461Godwyn offended wyth kyng Edward, for too much fa|uouring ſtraungers. 271.10.
• Godwyn ſtandeth ſtoutly in defence of his countreymen of Kent. 271.12.
• Godwyn and his ſonnes, refuſe to come to the aſſembly of Lordes at Gloceſter. 271.34.
• Godwyn requyreth the Erle of Bologne and other French men and Normans to be de|lyuered vnto him, whych is denayed. 271.74.
• Godwynes army departeth a|way priuily, and he alſo fle|eth away in the night. 271.105.
• Godwyn and his ſonnes, flee the Realme. 272.9.
• Godbald, kyng of Orkeney ſlayne. 163.60.
• Godwyn ſonne to kyng Harold. 299.25.
• Goſpel of Saint Iohn, tranſla|ted into Engliſhe by Beda. 192.99.
• Godwyn and Edmond y^e great landing in Somerſetſhyre, ſpoyle the countrey, and re|turne into Irelãd with great booties. 299.25.
• Goſpatrick reconcyled, & made Earle of Northumberland, is ſent againſt the Scottes wyth an armie. 306.118. and .312.31.
• Gorbod. an, called alſo Gurgu|ſt us. 21.80.
• Gothlois, a treacherous Bri|tiſh captaine. 127.86.
• Gouernment of Britaine com|mitted vnto Plautius. 49.85.
• Goſeth William, dyeth in hys iourney towardes the holye land. 411.56.
• Godwyn Earle, captaine of the Engliſhmen againſt y^e Van|dales, and his noble ſeruice. 260.80.
• Godwyns treaſon againſt Alu|red. 264.22. & .265.61.
• Godſtow Nunrie beſide Ox|ford. 472.113.
• Godwyn and his ſonnes pro|claymed outlawes. 272.21.
• Godwyn and his ſonnes, goyng a rouing vpon the coaſtes, take prayes out of Kent and Suffer. 272.50.
• Godrun, a kyng of the Danes. 212.18.
• Good lawes put to ſilence a|mong the clinking of armor. 217.14.
• Goſpatrickes familie and diſ|cent. 312.31.
• Goſpatricke fleeth into Scot|land 298.65.
• Gotmandin Gaham, in Yorke|ſhyre. 161.91
• Goda Earle of Deuonſhyre ſlayne by the Danes. 239.43.
• Gourney Hugh reuolteth from king Iohn. 557.25.
• [...]nnor, married to Richard he ſecond Duke of Norman|die 289. [...]3.
• Gorolus Duke of Cornwall ſlayne. 128.35.
• Gonzaga Ferdenand Ambaſſa|dour from the Emperour. 1591.20.
• Gorbomans eldeſt Son to Mo|rindus ſucceedeth his father in the kingdome of Britaine. 30.30.
• Gourin, brother to Duke Rol|lo of Normandie ſlayn. 288.97.
• Gomer obtaineth the kingdome of Italie. 1.98
• Godfray of Bullongue elected king of Hieruſalem. 338.64.
• Godfray of Bullongue leader of an armie into the holy land. 327.13.
• Godaroule Walter defendeth the Caſtle of Hartforde, and at length yeeldeth it vp to Lewes. 609.41.
• Godwyn byſhop, taken by the Danes. 246.16
• Godwyn, gardian to K. Cnute children, by Queene Emma 263.52.
• Gourney Hugh, owner of Fert Caſtle. 385.40.
• Goſpatrick. 278.105.
• Gorolus, Duke of Cornwall. 128.34.
• Gorloyes, looke Gorolus.
• Gouernment of ſpirituall mat|ters, appertaineth to the law|ful auctoritie of the tempo|ral prince. 263.14.
• Goſefoorde towne. 382.108.
• Gorbodug dieth and to buried at London. 22.30
• Gods face, king William Ru|fus vſual othe. 332.24.
• Godwyn Earle of Kent, ſtan|deth agaynſt Harold, for the kingdome of England. 263.35.
• Good men meaſure other mens manners by their own. 196.98.
• Greene Thomas of Greenes Norton knyght committed to the towre. 1460.21.
• Grotes and halfe grotes coined 1459.16.
• Griff [...]n and Ryſe Princes of Wales ſubdued. 270 45.
• Grotes and halfe grotes fyrſt coyned. 947.7. a.
• Greeks and other nations re|ceyued their learning fyrſt from the Celte. 266.
• Greeke Charecters deriued out of the Phenecian letters. 2.60.
• Greeke letters firſt brought to Athenes from the Druides. 3.80.
• Groſſemond Caſtle in Wales. 643.25.
• Grantcheſter decayed, and now a village. 30.89.
• Granta the old name of Cam|bridge. 30.63.
• Grantcheſter, ſo called by the Saxons otherwiſe [...]a [...]r|grant. 30.85.
• Groſted Robert made biſhop of Lincolne. 647.10.
• Granbodian, looke Gorbonia|mus.
• Grantham towne builded. 30.48.
• Gray Lord Gray of Wilton, Marſhall of the armie, and generall of the horſmen at Muſklebrough fielde. 1615 20. giueth a valiant charge on the Scottes. 1624. 50. is hurt. eadem. 53. Lieu+tenant of the North partes, fortifieth Haddington. 1634. 40. winneth Yeſter Caſtle. eadem. 1. wa [...]eth .xx. miles in Scotland 1641.31. his great damages iuſtayned at Haddington Chaſe. 1637. 11. goeth agaynſte the Re|bels in Deuonſhyre. 1651. 14. is Marſhall of the armie in the iourney of S. Quin|tins. 1767.22. his pro|weſſe during all the ſiege of Guiſnes, and namely his cou|ragious & vneppaled ſpeech 1776.8. is taken priſoner and payeth for his ranſome 22000. Crownes. 1777. 4. knyght of the garter, go|vernour of Barwicke and warden of the Eaſt Mar|ches, dyeth. 1821.40.
• Gray Walter made lord Chaũ+cellor to king Iohn. 567.50.
• Gray Iohn biſhop of Norwich, made Lord deputie of Ire|land by king Iohn. 570 52.
• Gratianus the Emperour ſlain. 96.10.
• Gratianus Funarius, father to Valentinus, and grandfather to Gratianus the Emperour 96.86.
• Gratianus Funarius, generall of the Romane armie in Bri|taine. 96.95.
• Gratianus Funarius goodes confiſcated. 96.99.
• Gratianus the Emperour ſlain by treaſon. 97 55.
• Gratianus a Britaine made Emperour, and ſhortly after ſlayne 97.112.
• Gratianus maketh himſelf king of Britaine. 99.69.
• Gratianus ſlayne by the Bry|taynes. 99 86.
• Gray Thomas So [...]ne to Tho|mas Gray the firſt Marques Dorſet is chief [...] defendor at the Iuſtes held at the marri|age of prince Arthur. 1456. 26. is ſent with an armie to recouer Guian. 1472.31. behaueth himſelfe very ho|norably at the Iuſtes at Pa|ris. 1496.44. receyueth the Emperour. 1520.10. is made warden of the Eaſt & middle Marches 1522.40. maketh a noble rode into Scotlan. eadem. 50.
• Gray Henry ſonne to Thomas Gray the ſecende Marques Dorſet is created Duke of Suffolke. 1719.20. is com|mitted to the towre. 1720.10. delyuered. ibidem. rebel|leth. 1726.55. is apprehen|ded. ibidem. executed 1733.10. twiſe repelleth his con|f [...]ſſor from the ſeaffold. ibidẽ. his ſpeache at his death. ea|dem. 24. is deſcribed. 1734.24.
• Groſ [...]ed Robert Byſhop of Lin|colne dyeth. 733.83. hys worthye commendations. 733.87.
• Gray Thomas Lord rebelling is taken. 1722.10. is be|headed. 1755.10.
• Gray of Ruthan Reinold reſto|red Earle of Kent. 1861.16 dyeth. 1865.
• Graue ſent brent by the frenche men. 1021.20. a
• Gray Thomas Marques Dor|ſet redeemed. 1426.15. committed to the towre. 1430.28. delyuered againe 1432.30.
• Griff [...]n kyng of Wales, ouer|throweth the Engliſh power 272.58.
• Gratianus ſent into Britaine with an armie, againſt Eua|uius and Melga. 56.4.
• Griffin ſonne of Leulin Prince of Wales breaketh his necke eſcaping out of the towre of London. 611.44.
• Gray Leonard Lord Deputie of Ireland committed y^e towre. 1579.50. executed. 1581. 30. is deſcribed. ibidem.
• Gray Iohn Lord, his houſe aſ|ſaulted and broken vp by the Londoners. 761.97.
• William Grenefeld made Arch+byſhop of Yorke. 840 39. a payeth money to the Pope. 843.44. a. dyeth. 852.51. a.
• Groſted Robert, Byſhop of Lin|colne, what tyme he flouri|ſhed. 784.54.
• Grudging among the people for exceſſiue payments. 267.21.
• Gratianus the Emperour ſen|deth out a power agaynſt Marimus. 95.109.
• Gray Iohn Byſhop of Norwich and Preſident of the councel to kyng Iohn. 561.69. elec|ted Byſhop of Cantorburye. 561.72.
• Granzeben mountayne. 71.44
• Gray Richard, keeper of Douer caſtle. 765.7.
• Griffin ap Rice, inuadeth the EEBO page image 1461 kings dominions in Wales, and burneth them. 353.34.
• Groby Caſtle, deliuered to king Henry the ſecond. 436.35.
• Groby Caſtle, made playne wyth the ground. 445.19.
• Gregories Dialogues tranſla|ted into Engliſh. 218.28.
• Gregorie, or George, ſent Le|gate from Pope Adrian into England. 198.64.
• Gray Walter Byſhop of Wor|ceſter elect Archbyſhop of Yorke. 594.44.
• Gray Iane maryed to the Lord Guilford Dudley. 1714.36 hath the Crowne conueyed vnto her by the wyl of kyng Edward. 1715.28. is pro|claymed Queene. 1716.24 is committed to ward in the Towre. 1720.21. is attein|ted. 1723.50. is beheaded 1732.30. The ſpeache ſhee vſed at her death. eadem. 48.
• Grandmeſuil Hugh, waſteth Leiceſter towne, and the countrey adioyning. 318.61
• Grapelitum Caſtle won by the french king. 562.50.
• Grimbald, gouernour of y^e new Monaſterie at Wincheſter. 218.39.
• Gregorie the Pope ſendeth Auguſtine into Brytaine. 146.11.
• Gregorie bewayleth the vn|chriſtened ſtate of Britaine. 146.44.
• Gregory offceth to come preach in England. 146.67.
• Gray Lorde Gray of Wilton Captain of Guiſnes ſleaeth inſkirmiſhe the Captaine of Arde. 1603.30 Lieutenant of Bologne raceth the fort called Chaſtillions garden. 1609.26.
• Gray Richard, Captaine of Douer caſtle, & lord Warden of the Cinque portes. 752. 30. diſcharged from his offi|ces. 757.23.
• Gray Walter Byſhop of Wor|cetor, remoued to the See of Yorke. 583.96.
• Grenewich. 246.43.
• Grauelin fortifyed by y^e French king. 1045.10. a.
• Great number of Chriſtians martyred at Lichfielde. 88.34.
• Grand Prior of Fraunce ſlaine comming to Creſſy. 935.10 b.
• Grafton a mannor place. pag. 1316. col. 1. lin. 7.
• Griffin Rees knyght beheaded and his man hanged & quar|tered. 1557.42.
• Grindal doctor Byſhop of Lon|don. 1803.21.
• Gray Friers apprehended. pa. 1134. col. 1. [...].4 [...] executed. pa. ibidem. col. ibid and. 50. col. 2. lin. 13.
• Gray Iohn Lorde rebelling is takẽ. 1727.10. is pardoned 1755.20.
• Griffin forſaken by hys owne people. 277.70.
• Griffin choſen prince of Wales 715.35.
• Greekes called Danai of Da|naus. 7.49.
• Griffins palaice in Rutlande, burned. 277.55.
• Griffin ſlayne, and hys head ſent to Earle Harold. 277.73.
• Great Orators. pag. 1402. col. 1. lin. 37.
• Guendoloena daughter to Co|rineus Duke of Cornwall. 17.16.
• Guendoloena maried to Loceſ|nus. 17.21
• Guendoloena forſaken of Lo|crinus. 17.26
• Guendoloena made gouernour of the Realme, during her ſonnes minoritie. 17.41
• Gurguintus ſonne to Belinus begynneth to raigne ouer Britaine. 28.17
• Gurguintus conſtrayneth the Danes to pay their tribute. 28.39.
• Gurguintus ſayleth into Den|marke with an army. 28.36.
• Gurguintus encountreth with the Balences, or Baſclenſes vpon the ſea. 28.40.
• Gurguintus dieth. 28.76
• Guenhera kinſwoman to Cador Earle of Cornwal, maried to king Arthur. 133.55
• Guilford Henry Prouoſt Mar|tial of the army ſent into Hiſ|paine. 1469.56. made knight by the king of Caſtil. 1470.33.
• Guiſnes beſieged. 1773.30. is yeelded. 1776.40
• Gutland ſubdued to the Bri|taines. 133.64
• Gurmo, for Gurmond, & Gur|thryd. 219.68
• Guido king of Ieruſalem ſore oppreſſed with moſte cruel warre by the Saraſins. 451 21.
• Guenhera wife to Arthur, why ſo named 137
• Guenbera ſuſpected of inconti|nencie. 137.11
• Guenhera maryed to Mordred in Arthurs abſence. 137.19.
• Guenhera rauiſhed by Melua. 137.25.
• Guenhera buried with Arthur her huſband. 137.28
• Gudwina wife to Earle Leo|frike. 277.20
• Gudwina rydeth naked thorow Couenerie. 277.24
• Guiſnes caſtle. pag. 1297. co. 2 lin. 50. pag. 1298. co. 1. lin. 8.
• Guthryd ordeyned king of Nor|thumberland. 219.37.
• Gurmo Anglitus ſucceedeth his father Frotto in y^e king|dome of Denmarke 215 27.
• Guthmund a leader of y^e Danes 239.55.
• Guillomer king of Ireland, ar|rineth in Scotland with a mighty power to helpe the Scots againſt the Britaines 133.45.
• Guillomer vanquiſhed and dri|uen into Ireland. 133.49
• Guy king of Ieruſalem ſwea|reth fealtie to king Richard the firſt. 492.42 reſigneth his title to Henrye Earle of Champagne. 504.65.
• Guilford Edward knight mar|ſhal of Calice, his vallor. 1521.46.
• Gualo, or Wallo the Popes Le|gate, accurſeth Lewes the French kings ſonne, and al his adherents. 613.27
• Guinderius eldeſt ſonne to Kym balaine, begynneth to raigne ouer Britaine. 47
• Guinderius refuſeth to be in ſubiection to the Romanes. 47.54.
• Gurth baniſhed the land. 272 11.
• Gumobarius made mayſter of the armorie vnto Conſtanti|us. 103.45
• Gualea, or Guales, Ghrankes eldeſt daughter. 17.103
• Guanius king of Hunnes ſlaine in battaile. 108.58
• Guitethus king of Venedocia. 39.11.
• Guetheline Archbiſhop of Lon|don, ſent in ambaſſade into litle Britaine. 102.34
• Guinderius putteth the Roman army to the worſe. 50.59
• Guinderius ſlaine. 50.69
• Guiderius, looke Guinderius.
• Guanius and Melga enter into the North partes of Britain and make ſore warre vppon the Britaines. 96.1
• Guanius and Melga enter Bri|taine with an army, and de|ſtroy it. 99.91
• Seneſhal of Guyen taken priſo|ner by the Engliſh men. 928 36. b.
• Gurth brother to king Harold ſlaine. 288.3
• Gudench Henry Steward to the Earle of Gloceſter ta|ken priſoner. 779.38
• Guthryd appoynted king of Northumberland by a viſi|on. 219.47
• Guthryd departeth this life. 219.62.
• Guortimer ſonne to Vortimer. 116.63.
• Guortimer dyeth. 116.82
• Guiſnes fortified. 1581.8
• Guy Earle of Warwicke, what tyme he liued. 227.36.
• Guilthdacus driuen by a tem|peſt into Northumberland. 24.11.
• Guenhera her graue found, and boanes tranſlated. 135.39
• Gundreda Counteſſe of War|wicke, a valiant Lady. 388.1.
• Guethrun baptized, and named Adelſtan. 214
• Gurthrun a Dane, appoynted king ouer both Eaſt Angles, and Eaſt Saxons. 211.46.
• Gurth perſwadeth king Harold not to fight hym ſelfe with Duke William of Norman|die, for his othes ſake. 286 38.
• Gunthildis ſiſter to king Swa|nus, commeth into England and is baptiſed there. 247 18.
• Guyſe Iohn knight. 1450.14
• Gundulfe, byſhop of Rocheſter. 328.39.
• Gunthildes, ſiſter to king Swa|nus, with her huſband and Sonne murthered. 247.30.
• Guilthdacus king of Denmark ouercommeth Brennus in battile, and taketh his wyfe priſoner. 24.2.
• Guildebald Duke of Vrbin elected knight of the garter. 1461.34
• Guilthdacus departeth into Denmarke, and becommeth tributarie vnto Belinus. 24.52.
• Guana riuer in Wales. 117.55
• Guintolſnus appeaſeth olde diſſentions in the Realme. 28.114.
• Gnintolinus dyeth and to buri|ed at London. 29.5.
• Gurguſtus dyeth and is buried at Yorke. 21.81.
• Guanius king of the Hunnes 95.106.
• Guanius king of the Hunnes, ſent againſt Marimus frien|des. 95.109.
• Gurdon Adam, taken priſoner and pardoned. 777.2.
• Guintolinus, Sonne to Gur|guintus admitted king of Britaine. 28.89.
• Guyſhard Robert, Duke of Puglia. 346.75.
• Gunhardus or Suardus, a great Duke in Fraunce. 2.51.
• Guanius and Melga flee out of Britaine into Ireland. 96 7.
• Guyon, Father to Duke Rollo of Normandie, ſlayne. 288.97.
• Guy or Guido, Earle of Pon|threu. 277.107.
• Gualter de Maunt. 270.83.
• Gurmundus arriueth in Bri|taine to ayde the Saxons. EEBO page image 1462 144.3.
• Gurguſtus Sonne of Riuallon beginneth to reygne in Bri|taine. 21.72.
• Gurden Barthram kyller of king Richard the firſt. 540 37. forgiuen and rewarded. 540.52. cruelly put to death 540.63.
• Gutlacke, a man of great ver|tue and holineſſe. 197.18.
• Gurmond called alſo Guthryd. 219.66.
• Guorõgus gouernor of Kẽt vn|der Vortigernus. 113.104
• Guintelinus loke Guintolinus.
• Guenhera dyeth in Scotland, and is buried in Angus. 137 45
• Guynes Caſtle taken by Iohn Dancaſter. 946.50. a.
• Guillomer vanquiſhed and dooth fealtie to the king of England. 133. [...]2.