T.

• TAle how king Alureds body walked a nights after his death. 218.82
• Tale how king Kenelmes death was ſignified at Rome. 205.55
• Tacuinus ordeyned Arch|biſhop of Canterburie. 191.103.
• Tacuinus Archb. of Can|terburie dieth. 193.27
• Thomas Talbot. 396.58. a
• Tancrede concludeth an affinitie and league with King Richarde the firſt. 488.150.
• Taluan Earle of Sagium deliuereth certaine Ca|ſtels to King Henrie the ſeconde. 410.3
• Tailbourgh fortreſſe ſub|dued. 4 [...]3.90
• Tale of a knightes dreame that wore a long heare. [...]64.72.
• Tame foules flie too the woods, and become wild. 314.30.
• Tailleux william, a Chro|nicler of Normandie cy|ted. 293.60
• Tale of a King giuen too Saint Edwarde, by a Pilgrim that came from Ieruſalem. 279.89
• Talbot william, defendeth Hereforde in the ryght of Mawd the Empres. 368.74.
• Tale of King Arthure, conueyed awaye by Fai|ries. 136.20
• Tale of a Calfe reſtored to lyfe by Saint Germaine. 122.43.
• Tallages, and vniuſt im|poſtes layde downe. 319. 41.
• Tankeruile william, chã|berleyne and Lieutenant to King Henrie the firſt. 359.70.
• Tables, Dice, and Cardes forbidden. 466.28
• Taurus nephew too Han|niball. 15.3
• Tay riuer. 69.88
• Tarapha cited. 1.97
• Tancred elected King of Sicill. 480.104
• Talbot George Earle of Shreweſburie, and hys ſonne Lord Straunge at Stoke field. 1430.14
• Talbot Gilbert Knight, ſent intoo Flaunders. 143 [...].4 [...].
• Tallages of Bridges and Streetes, betwene Eng|lande and Rome dimmi|ſhed. 262.5
• Tale howe Dunſtan ſawe the diuell. 228.90
• Tale howe Swanus was ſlaine with Saint Ed|monds knife. 249.87
• Tamer riuer. 241.42
• Tate or Tace. looke E|thelburga.
• Tamer Riuer, a confine betweene the Engliſh|men and Corniſhmen. 226.103.
• Tankeruile yeelded to the Lorde Talbot. pag. 1262. col. 1. lin. 34.
• Tamworth towne. 1416.57.
• Talbot George Earle of Shreweſburie, and Lord ſtewarde of houſholde to Henrie the eigth. 1464.5
• Talbot George, Earle of Shrewſburie captaine of the foreward in the wing to Turwin. 1478.36
• Talbot Humfrey knight, Marſhall of Calais, ſent into Flaunders. 1435.50
• Talbot George Earle of Shrewſbury his faithful diligence in the tyme of the rebellion in the north. 1567.50.
• Talbot George Earle of Shrewſburie, Lieute|naunt Generall of the north partes. 1522.52
• Talbot Gylbert Knight, Ambaſſador to the Pope. 1461.19.
• Tankeruile wonne by Ed|warde Dudley. 1821.30. recouered by the Rein|graue. 1821.18
• Table of golde. 850.20. a
• Taxe of the Spiritualtie. 799 20. b. 828. a 810.20. a
• Tax leuied of the thirtenth part of euery mãs goods in Englande by King Iohn. 564.13
• Earle of Tankeruile ta|ken priſoner at Caen. 930 55. a.
• Tale how the diuel laugh|ed at Dunſtanes baniſh|ment. 230.100
• Tame Robert Knight, 1450.14.
• Tadcaſter a town .1820.40
• Tenants not to bee trou|bled for their Lords debt. 451.26.
• Tempeſt great. 1821.47
• Tempeſtes and much hurt thereby. 1839
• Tearme of Trinitie ad|iourned by reaſon of the warres. 1601.40
• Tempeſt of weather at the battaile of Creſſy. 933 24 b.
• Tenham ſpoiled by the erle of Albemarle. 618.40
• Templers ſent from Pan|dolfe the Popes Legate in Fraunce too King Iohn. 574.83
• Temple of peace, nowe Blackwell hall in Lon|don builded. 23.16
• Tacitus cited. 4.77. and 51.26. and. 52.58. and. 69 14.
• Tempeſt moſt ſtraunge at London. 633.97
• Tenth part of all ſpirituall liuing graunted too the Pope. 628.35
• Tempeſt ſore vpon Chriſt|maſſe day, the lyke hath not beene hearde of. 421.9.
• Temples builded in Bry|tain by Cunedagius. [...].40
• Temple of Claudius and Victoria builded. 54.45
• Tempeſte in Brytayne hurtyng the Romaines. 37.29.
• Terre filius, howe to bee vnderſtoode. 6.9 [...]
• Temples dedicated too Idolles, conuerted too the ſeruice of almightie God. 91.88
• Tempeſt. 1833.26. and 1834.13.
• Tempeſt of thunder and lightnings. 726.9
• Teuide riuer. 55.63
• Tempeſt. 556.2 [...]
• Tertullian cited. 53.28
• Temneſford caſtell builded and deſtroyed. 222.85
• Tearmes ordeyned to bee kept foure tymes in a yeare. 303.40
• Tenth of all moueabl - e goodes to bee payed, to|wardes the iourney into the holye lande. 466.8. and. 481.8.
• Tempeſts. 1076.1. b. 1084.35. a.
• Tempeſt of wind. 2088.51. a
• Tenchard Thomas knight cauſeth the Archduke to ſtay. 1459.17
• Terrouan beſieged and won. 937.43. b
• Tenantius looke Theo|mantius.
• Theis riuer. 219. [...]6
• Tedder Iaſper, Earle of Pembroke created duke of Bedford. 1426.33. vn|cle to K. Henrie the .vij. ibid. ſent with a power to repreſſe the inſurrec|tion of the Lord Louell and others. 1427.4 [...]. the which hee doth with ef|fect. 1428.10. ſent with a power againſt the coun|terfeit Erle of warwike 1430. diſcõfiteth the ar|my of the counterfeyte. 1431.30.
• Tẽplers apprehended. 448 32. a. their lands giuen to the hoſpitalere. 874.26. a
• Terme Michaelmaſſe ad|iourned to y^e ſixth of No|uember. 1870.37
• Tirrell walter eſcapeth a|way by flight. 334.48
• Terme Michaelmas none kept. 1873.50. Hillarie terme kept at Hertfort caſtell. 1834.26
• Tempeſt horrible. 1773.43
• Tempeſt. 1835.50. & 1835. 54. and. 1868.42. &. 1870. 58. and. 1872.47.
• Terme Michaelmaſſe not kept. 1839.12
• Terme begon at Oxford, & adiorned to weſt. 1504.20
• Tempeſt of weather. 794.1 b. 797.56. a. 848.28. a
• Tẽpeſt of winds. 89 [...].16. b
• EEBO page image 1486Tearme adiourned to ſaint Albons. 1591.18
• Terwin raſed. 1485.28
• Terme adiourned. 1536.17
• Tenerchbray Caſtel beſie|ged. 345. [...]3
• Tempeſt Nicholas put to death. 1570.12
• Tempeſt of winde and ram doing exceding much hurt. 743.6
• Tenth payed. 825.23. b. 810.8. b
• Tenour of the profeſſion which the Archbiſhop of Yorke maketh too the Archbiſhop of Canter|burie. 350.72
• Tempeſt of horrible thun|der and lightning in win|ter. 365.18
• Teſra williã prohibited to gather money. 844.43. a
• Teukeſburie 1337.52. field 1338.30.
• Teeth fewer than afore time. 945.13. b
• Terme kept at Yorke ſixe yeares. 840.12. a
• Tirrel Iames Knight, Capitaine of Guiſnes, ſent into Flanders. 1435 47.
• Title pretended to y^e crown of Englande, by Lewes the French kings ſonne. 599.30.
• Tides two at London in one houre. 1870.40
• Tirell Iames knight at|tainted & beheded. 1457.40
• Tindall william burned, 1764.26. his byrth and workes. ibid.
• Tinmouth. 325.12
• Tinmouth Caſtell taken by King william Ru|fus 326.5
• Tillage cõmanded. 1500.1
• Tileburg vpon Thames, 174.46.
• Tickhill Caſtell fortified agaynſt king Henrie the firſt. 339.62
• Title too the Crowne of Fraunce. 905.50. b
• Titus Emperor of Rome dieth. 73.44
• Tithings and hundreds, firſt deuiſed in England, and why. 217
• Tileres Gilbert owner of Danuile Caſtel. 428.88
• Tineas king of Babilon. 15.39
• Triphon ſlain by Hercules in Egypt. 5.106
• T [...]o Vulfingaceſter. 162.77
• Timagines firſt bringeth the Greke letters frõ the Druides to Athens. 3.80
• Tiler wat ſlain. 1029.1. a
• Tinninghã burnt. 227.73
• Titus Liuius cited. 27.70
• Prior of Tiptre thronged to death. 1090.30. a
• Til [...]ey Abbey founded. 394.25
• Tithes too bee payed too Churches in Irelande, 420.108
• Tirrell walter a Frenche knight, ſleaeth K. williã with an arrow. 334.39
• Tine riuer. 140.8
• Tine riuer. 76.50
• Tine riuer. 302.61
• Tinemouth. 202.45
• Theobald Earle of Char|ters, maketh warres vpõ Haruie de yuon. 411.60
• Theobald Earle of Bloys maketh attonement be|twene the kings of Eng+land & France. 412.107
• Thunder and lightning, continuing. xv. dayes. 641.113.
• Theadford towne. 230.9
• Three things to bee fore|ſeene, by them that ſhall giue battaile. 375.70
• Thames frozen, ſo that mẽ paſſe ouer on foote, and horſebacke. 383.105
• Three knightes templers, receyued and entertey|ned by King Henrie the ſeconde. 401.23
• Theobalde Archbiſhop of Canterburie, for feare of King Stephen and his ſon fleeth the realme. 386.3
• Thorney Abbey eſtably|ſhed. 234.9
• Thomas depriued of hys Archbiſhoprike, and why 30 [...].29.
• Theodore ordeyned Arch|biſhop of Canterburie. 178 35.
• Thamar, an Engliſhman, ordeined Biſhop of Ro|cheſter. 170.36
• Three knightes templers baniſhed France, for de|liuering vp certaine ca|ſtels to king Henrye the ſecond. 401.22
• Theft puniſhed. 23.65
• Theophilus cited. 2.10. and 4.70.
• Thanes, that is to ſay, gen|tlemen of honor. 272.76
• Theomantius yongeſt ſon to Lud, created king of Britaine. 45.90
• Theodora, daughter in law to Herculeus Maximia|nus, maryed to Conſtan|tius. 89.30
• Theobald Erle of Cham|paigne maketh war vpon the Frenchmen. 354.108
• Theodoſius the Empe|rour fleath Maxima|nus in Italie. 96.14
• Theodoſius ſent into Bri|tayne wyth an armye. 103.110.
• Theodoſius putteth the e|nimies to flight, and re|ſtoreth the land of Bry|tain to quietneſſe. 104.37
• Theodoſius returneth out of Brytaine to the Em|perours Court. 105.79
• Theodoſius made maiſter of the horſe. 105.82
• Theodoſius called to be aſ|ſociate with Gracianus in the Empire. 105. [...]3
• Thomas Chaplayne too King Henrie the firſt, made Archbiſhoppe of Yorke. [...]48.12
• Thomas refuſeth to come too Canterburie too bee conſecrated. 348.65
• Thomas ſuſpended from exerciſing all paſtorall function. 348.52
• Thom. ſon to Samſon Bi. of worceter. 350.21
• Thruſtain ſucceedeth Th. in the Archbiſhoprike of Yorke. 352.9
• Thruſtain contendeth with Raufe Archbiſhoppe of Canterburie, aboute the right and title of the Pri|macie. 352.12
• Thom. conſecrated Archb. of Yorke. 350.65
• Thomas receyueth the pal at Yorke. 350.101
• Thunnir a cruell murthe|rer in Kent. 180.102
• Thomas Archb. of yorke. departeth out of this trã|ſitorie life. 341.115
• Three Monks come to re|ſtore religion in Northũ|berland. 307.95
• Thomas Archbiſhoppe of Yorke. 336.55
• Thomas Chanon of Bay|eux, made Archbiſhop of Yorke. 305.11
• Theodoretus cited. 53.21. and. 90.48.
• Theis riuer. 128.65
• Thurſtane Abbot of Glaſ|tenburie. 313.1
• Thurſtane depriued, for his great diſorder. 313.25
• Thurſtane reſtored againe by king Rufus, for mo|ney. 313.33
• Thanks giuen publikely at Rome for the reconciliatiõ of the Engliſh Churche vntoo the Churche of Rome. 1 [...]6 [...].1
• Theobald Archb. of Can|terburie, departeth ouer sea without licence of the king. 382.1 [...]
• Theobald Archb. conſtray|ned by the king to depart the realme. 382
• Thirlbie Biſhop of Elie, ſent Ambaſſador vntoo Rome. 1763.40
• Three horſes ſlaine vnder duke william of Normã|die, in the battaile at Ha|ſting. 287.28
• Thomas ſucceedeth Felix in the Biſhoprike of the Eaſtangles. 171.45
• Thomas B. of the Eaſt|angles dieth. 172.47
• Thruſtane created Arche|biſhoppe by the Popes owne handes. 355.9 [...]
• Thruſtane reſtored vntoo his Archbiſhoprike vpon condition. 358.44
• Tholous countrey ſpoyled by king Henrie the ſe|cond. 199.33
• Theeues vtterly aboliſhed 162.86.
• Theodore Archb. of Can|terburie dieth. 187.26
• Theobalde Archbiſhop of Canterburie, departeth this life. 401.27
• Three circles ſeene aboute the Sunne. 402.14
• Theis riuer. 518.31
• Thom. ſon to K. Edwarde the third borne. 949.22. a
• Theodorus Erle of Flan|ders going to Ieruſalem cõmitteth his ſon & lands to the cuſtodie of Henrie the ſecond, king of Eng|lande. 397. [...]5
• Thom. a Bourgh knight, 1321.56.1329.16.
• Thomas Dimocke knight tooke Sanctuarie. 1322. 7. beheaded. col. 2.6.
• Thomas de Laund knight taken. 1322.38
• Thomas Lorde Stanley. 1222.54.
• Thomas Coniers recor|der of Yorke. 1328.48
• Thames ouerfloweth by meanes of great raine, & doth much harme within the citie of Lõdõ. 780.46
• Tholous erledom engaged and forfeited to Reimond erle of S. Giles. 398.77
• Tholous Earledome gi|uen in dowery with Con|ſtance, to Euſtace ſonne to king Stephen. 398.96
• Thetforde taken by the EEBO page image 1486 Danes. 211.20
• Thamworth town. 222.37
• Theodbaldus brother too Egelfred ſlaine. 153.44
• Thurſt william Abbot of Fountaines put to death. 1 [...]76.13.
• Thorſbye Iohn made Archb. of Yorke. 944.1. a
• Tilwall towne builded. 222.75.
• Three hundred Markes yearely too bee ſent too Rome. 207.55
• Thomas Mountgomerie knight. pa. 13 [...]9. co. 1. li. 17
• Thomas Courtney Earle of Deuonſhire pag. 133 [...] co. 2. lin. 38. ſlain. pa. 1339 col. 2. lin. [...]4.
• Theiſedale waſted by the Scottes. [...]06.115
• Thomas Triuet knight ſlaine with a fall. 1074. 44. a.
• Thames ſo lowe that men might wade through Lõ|don bridge. 353.24
• Thunder bolt lighteth be|twene the kings of Eng|land and France as they be talking. 471.11
• Throckmortõ executed for treaſon. 1766. [...]
• Thankes giuen publikely to God for the battail of Stoke. 1431.45. and for the victorie of the King of Spaine gotten of the Saraſins. 1438.30
• Thanes toroughly [...] out of the Realme of Eng|lande. 316. [...]
• Thomas Neuill Knight Lord Furniual pa. 1119 col. 2. lin. 56.
• Thom. Erpingham knight Lord great chamberlain. pa. 1119. col. 2. lin 34.
• Thomas Dimocke cham|pion at Coronation pag. 1120. col. 1. lin. 44.
• Thomas Percie Earle of worceſter. pag. 11 [...]5. col. 2. li. 34. ſent into Gaſcoin pag. 1130. col. 2. lin. 52.
• Thomas Gray knight. pa. 1125. col. 2. lin. 43.
• Thomas Mowbrey duke of Norffolk died at Ve|nice. pa. 1125. co. 2. lin. 53
• Thomas Holland Erle of Kent beheaded at Circi|ter pag. 1128. col. 2. li. 33
• Thomas Rainſton knight taken by French. pa. 1152 col. 1. lin. 43. drowned. pag. ibid. col. 2. lin. 55.
• Thomas Beauchamp erle of warwike. pag. 1119. col. 2. lin. 43.
• Thomas erle of Arundell. pag. 1120. col. 1. lin. 2 [...].
• The Treſſham knight be|headed. pa. 1340. co. 2. li. 21
• Thom. O [...]uill baſtarde ſon to Th. lord Faucõbridge bringeth an armye before Lõdõ pa. 1341. col. 1. li. 47.
• Thomas Rotheram arch|biſhop of York. pag. [...]45. col. 1. lin. 54.
• Thomas Vaughan knight beheaded at Pomfroc. pa. 1362. col. 1. lin. 36.
• Tho. lord Stanley woun|ded. pa. 1375. col. 1. lin [...]
• Thom. Cooke Alde [...] pag. 1381. col. 1. lin. 21.
• Thomas Fitz william re|corder of London. pag. 1383. col. 1. lin. 14.
• Thomas Lorde Marques Dorſet the Ne [...] ſon pag. 1358 col 2. lin. 4 [...].
• Thom. lord Haward crea|ted duke of Norffolke pa. 1 [...]. col. 1 lin. [...]4.
• Tho. Haward knight crea|ted Erle of Surrey pag. 1386. co. 2. lin. [...]5. pa. 1415 co 2. li. 27. p. 147. c [...] 1415
• Thomas Lorde Stanley pag. 1411. col. 2. lin. [...]. pa. 141 [...]. col. 1. lin. 42.
• Thom. Se [...]eger knight, maryed the Dutches of Exeter, executed. pag. 1405. col. 2. lin. 5.
• Thomas Ram executed at Exceter. pag. 1405. col. 2 lin. 7.
• Tho. Rotheram Archb. of Yorke. pag. 1387. co. 1. li. 7 pag. 1410. col. 2. lin. 48
• Thomas Marques Dor|ſet. 1401 col. 2. li. 43. pag. 1402. col. 2. li. 18. pa. 1410 co. 1. li. 36. pag. 14012. co. 2 li. 39 p. 1413. co. 1. li 22
• Thomas Louell knight. pag. 1401. col. 2. lin. 40.
• Thomas Southwel prieſt 1262. co. 1. li. 55. co. 2. li. 14
• Thomas Kitiel knight pa. 1276. col. 1. lin. 23. behea|ded. pa. 135. col. 2. lin. 4.
• Tho. Burſelier Archdi. of Cant. pa. 1290 col. 2. lin. 4
• Thom. Thorpe lord chiefe baron. pa. 1288. col. 1. li. 27 committed too the tower. 1300. col. 1. li. 26. beheaded pag. 1305.
• Th. Neuil knight. pa. 1292 col. 2. lin. 31. wounded and apprehẽded. 1295. co. 2. li. 58 ſlain. 1204. col. 1. lin 4
• Thomas Dutton. pa. 1295 col. 1. lin. 56.
• Thom. Harington knight, pag. 1296. col. 1. li. 1.
• Thomas Arundell knight pag. 1402. col. 2. lin. 22.
• Thomas Hutton Ambaſ|ſador from king Richard the third into Britain pa. 1401. col. 1. lin. 8.
• Thomas Brandon, pag. 1411. col. 2. lin. 50.
• Thom. Bourchier knight, pa. 1415. col. 2. lin. 39. pa. [...] col. 1. lin. 22.
• Thanks publikely giuẽ to God for the recõciliation of the church of England vnto y^e Romiſh. 1761.52
• Throckmerton Nicholas Knight, arreigned and acquited. 1727.42 the or|der of his arraigment ſet forth at large ibid.
• Theodore firſt acknowled [...]ged to bee reimate of all England. 122.38
• Throckmertõ Iohn [...] for a rebell. [...]
• Th. duke of Clarence ſlain [...] col [...] lin 48
• Thomas lord Seales ſent to conquer Anion [...]35 col. 1. lin. 21. to [...] priſo|ner. 1242. co. 2. li. 30. 1 [...]08 col. 1. lin. 44.5 [...] murdred [...]00. col. 1. lin. 20.
• Thomas Erle of Saliſbu|rie ſlaine. 1240. col. [...] lin. 3
• Thomas Gargraue ſlaine, 1240. col. 1. lin. 7.
• Thomas lord Egremonde ſent too Norgate. 1291. col. 1. li. 14. eſcaped. li. 24 bound to the peace. 1292 col. 2. lin. 52 ſlaine, 1299. col. 2. lin. 58.
• Thomas Earle of Or|mond ſent Ambaſſadour into Fraunce. 1437.30
• Theophilactus Biſhop of Euder to, ſent Legate from Pope Adrian into England, 198.6 [...]
• Thom. Eudouham knight beheaded. 1 [...]. col. [...]. li. 27
• Thom. wentworth knight 1314. col. 2. lin. 24. behea|ded. 1315. col. 1. lin. 1
• Thomas Huſey knight. 1314. col. 2. lin. 26. behea|ded. 1315. col 1. lin. 1.
• Thomas Lorde Scales, 1 [...]16. col. 2. lin. 29.
• Thom. Gray knight, mar|ques Dorſet. 1316. col 2 lin. 29
• Thetford ſea remoued too Norwich. 333.78
• Thwaites his valor. 1522 30.
• Theodore Archb. excellent well learned. 178.85
• Theime tol graunted to K. Richard the firſt, 571.52
• Thwaites Thom. knight, 1443.38.
• Thomas Aparre ſlaine, 1304.5.
• Thomas. Hoo. Eſquir [...]. 1305.27. b
• Thira ſiſter too king Har|dicnute. 269.34
• Theuet Andrewe cyted. 15.2
• Thomas william executed 1755.30
• Thames frozen. 1834.58
• Thomas dieth. 352.3
• Thomas reſtored. 305.46
• The greater men bee, the more humble they ought to bear theſelues. 19 [...]. [...]2
• Things not to be loued for the places ſake, but places for y^e things ſake. 149.26
• Theomantius dyeth, and is buried at London. 45 106
• Treaſure in Holt Caſtell, 1108.5 [...]. b
• Thruſtan made lieutenant of the north parts. 369.2 [...]
• Thorney, and why ſo cal|led. 75.41
• Theeues ordeyned too bee hanged to death. 363.107
• Theobalde Abbot of Be|chelloum, ſacred Archbi|ſhop of Canterb. 371.2 [...]
• Three kindes of people come oute of Germanie into Britaine. 112.81
• Thomas Robert, maiſter Gunner of Englãd ſlain. 1835.42. and, 1872.37
• Thankes giuen publikely too God through ones France for the recouerie of Calais. 1778.24
• Thanks giuẽ publikely to god for an ouerthrow gi|uẽ to the Turk. 1860.23
• Thankes publikely giuen vnto God, and bonfires made for the taking of the French K. 1 [...]33.24 [...]
• Thetford taken and burnt by the Danes. 243.7 [...]. and. [...]45.50
• Thiſtleworth manor ſpoi|led. 766.6
• Thorne william cited, and what time hee liued. 299 48.
• Thunders. 1046.24. a
• Theodoſius the yonger Emperor. 125.51
• Thomas Stafforde. 1422 24.
• Theodorus Erle of Flan|ders. 395.33
• Theis riuer. 302.6 [...]
• Theis riuer. 241.32
• Thames frozen. 1569.49
• Thames frozen y^e mẽ paſſe EEBO page image 1487 ouer on horſebacke. 761.12. and .780.37.
• Toſtie returneth into Eng+land with a feet, againſt his brother King Ha|rold. 284.12
• Toſtie chaſed into Scotlãd with ſome loſſe of his mẽ and ſhips. 284.27
• Toſty fleeing out of Scot|land into Norway, per|ſwadeth k Harold Har|fager to make a conqueſt of England. 284.35
• Toſtie ioyneth his power with the Norwegians, againſt the Engliſhmen. 285.53.
• Toſtie ſlaine in battaile. 284.90.
• Townes in Fraunce ta|ken by the Engliſh ar|mie. 930.7. a
• Tottenhall battaile, fought by the Engliſhmen a|gainſt the Danes. 221.63
• Townes buylded and re|payred by K. Edwarde. 222.68.
• Townes in Scotland for|tifyed by King Edward the thirde. 900.15. a
• Townes in Fraunce bur|ned. 904.45. b
• Topelife Caſtell fortified. 433.35.
• Tower of Lõdon beſieged by the Nobles of the realme. 40 [...].56
• Toſtie cruelly murthereth his brother Earle Ha|rolds ſeruants. 278.84
• Toſtie ſayleth ouer intoo Flanders with his wyfe and children. 279.28
• Toures a citie in Fraunce, whence ſo named 14.77
• Tongues vſed more libe|rally at bankets than nee|deth. 234. [...]3
• Tower of Lõdõ furniſhed with a gariſon. 110.54
• Toures a citie in Fraunce builded by Brute. 14.42
• Tong a place in Kent .126.26.
• Tower of London beſie|ged. 377.41
• Tower of London yeelded to Lewes. 601.59
• Torkſey chanel caſt. 359.11
• Towns drowned by riſing of the Thames. 333.105
• Towers and houſes of ſtrength, builded in Wa|les by K. William Ru|fus. 328.62
• Tower of London com|paſſed about wyth newe walles. 329.8
• Toſty baniſhed the lande, 272.11.
• Togodummus, ſon to Cy|nobellitius vanquiſhed. 49.6.
• Tonque Caſtell beſieged by Henry y^e fifth pa. 1187 col. 1. li. 57. yelded. co. 2. li. 3
• Tower of Lõdon deliuered to K. Stephen. 38.401
• Textor Rauiſius cyted. 2.105. and 5.27.
• Tourney won by Charles the Emperor. 1518.10
• Townes buylded and re|payred by Ethelfleda, ſi|ſter to K. Edward. 222.1
• Townes won by y^e French K. in Normandy. 558.42
• Tonſtall doctor maiſter of the Rolles. 1506.10
• Tourney promiſed to bee deliuered vnto y^e French King, and vpon what conditions. 1505.22. de|liuered. 1506.10
• Tonſtal Cathbert Biſhop of Dureſme, one of the executors of the will of king Henrie the eight, and of the Counſaylers aſſigned vnto his f [...]e. 1611.40.
• Townes in Fraunce ren|dred to the Frenche. pag. 1244. col. 1. lin. 50.
• Tunſtall Cuthbert made B. of London. 1518.46
• Tonſtall Richarde knight. 1435.30.
• Tonneys Iohn. 1461.47
• Tunſtall Cuthbert made B. of Dureſme. 1553.41
• Toſtie made Erle of Nor|thumberland. 276.74
• Townes wonne by Henry Erle of Darby in Gaſ|coigne. 938.23. b
• Tower of London yeelded to Edwarde the .iiij. pag. 1332. col. 2. lin. 18.
• Torkſey in Linſey. 212 14
• Tower of London deliue|red to Edwarde earle of March. p. 1300. co. 1. li 12
• Townes in Guien reſtored to k. Edw. y^e .iij. 912.55. a
• Townes in Normandie yeelded to Henry the fift. pag. 1192. col 1. lin. 8.
• Tourney beſieged by king Edwarde the thirde. 910. 27. b. ſiege raſed. 912.9. b
• Towns in Gaſcoin won by y^e erle of Darby. 927.24. b
• Townes in Gaſcoin won 809.47. b
• Tours. 559.46
• Townes won in Gaſcoin. 925.16 b.
• Towns in Thiraſſe burnt. 907.53. b.
• Towton field. 1311. c. 2. l. 9
• Tower of London buyl|ded. 28.8
• Tormace, loke Theoman|tius.
• Touceter towne repayred. 222.81.
• Bi of Tourney. 901.12. b
• Trahern one of Helen the Empreſſe vncles, ſent w^t an army into Brytain a|gainſt Octauius. 92.103
• Trahern and his army put to flight and chaſed. 91.3
• Traherne ſlaine by treaſon 93.16.
• Treacherie of Philip king of Fraunce, towarde Ri|charde the firſte king of Englande, vpon the way towardes the holy lande. 490.74.
• Treaſon practiſed by Al|fred, agaynſt king Adel|ſtane. 224.14
• Truce taken betwene king Iohn and the Frenche King for fiftie dayes. 546.27
• Trebellius appointed lieu|tenaunt of Brytayne. 73.71.
• Trebellius receyueth the chriſtian religion. 74.64
• Treaſon of Edricke de Streona, in fleeing too the Danes. 252.18. and 254.51. and .255.81.
• Trumnine ordeyned Pa|ſtour of the Pictes. 182.27.
• Troians flocke vnto Bru|tus in Grece. 10.53
• Trimare, a Celtike word. 4.104.
• Trebonius gyueth the Brytains an ouerthrow 41.102.
• Troinouantes where they inhabited. 42.53
• Tracie William Knight. 415.61.
• Tracy William Knight. throwne downe too the grounde by Archbiſhop Thomas Becket. 416.85
• Treaſon of king Harolde, agaynſt Queene Emma and hir children. 164.97
• Treaſon of the welſhmen, againſt their owne prince Gryffin. 277.70
• Trebellius Maximus, made lieutenant of Bri|taine. 66.19
• Trebellius Maximus hũ|bleth himſelf to his ſoul|diours. 66 38
• Treaſon of the Saxons a|gaynſt the Brytaynes. 118.22.
• Troians beſieged in theyr campe by the Gaules. 14.52.
• Treaſon of Offa to intrap Egilbert King of Eaſt Angles. 194.100. and. 196 106.
• Trinouants ſend Ambaſ|ſadours of ſubmiſſion to Ceſar. 52, 57
• Trent riuer runneth back|warde. 351.36
• Trumhere thirde Biſhop of Mercia. 176.22
• Traitors preferred for the puniſhment of the realm and people. 244.73
• Tribute payed to K. Hen|rie the ſeconde for Tho|louſe. 424.48
• Treaſon in Edricke de Streona iuſtly puniſhed. 260.4.
• Tribute payed by the En|gliſhmen too the Danes inhaunced. 242.24
• Treſke Caſtel deliuered to king Henrie the ſeconde. 436.30.
• Treaſon of Gothlots, a Britiſh captaine. 127.86
• Trou [...]onal or Troinewith builded. 16.1 [...]
• Treacherous practiſes of Baſſianus, againſt the emperor Seuerus his fa|ther. 80.32. and .80.62.
• Truce taken betwixt king Henrie the thirde, and king Lewes. 610.18
• Trenchuile William Lord a man of greate power. 399.12.
• Truce taken betwixt king Iohn and the Frenche king. 586.25
• Truce concluded betweene K. Edward, and the Da|nes of Eaſtangle & Nor|thumberland. 220.50
• Truce in Britain for three yeares. 919.52. a
• Trinitie Church in Ire|lande made the Metro|politane. 386.38
• Treaſure and furniture which K. Richard y^e firſt demaundeth of Tancrede K. of Sicile. 487.6
• Tremarle Thomas knight 1450.16.
• Treaty of peace. pag. 1199. col. 2. lin. 29.
• Trẽchard Thomas knight 1450.41.
• Truce betwene Englande and France. 1046.10. a
• Trutulenſis hauen. 73.41
• Truce with Fraunce for thirtie yeares. 1088.7. b
• Trubleuile Henrie a wor|thie captaine. 653.68
• EEBO page image 1487Truce with France. 1074.7. a
• Truce with the Scottes. page. 1317. col. 1. line. 54
• Truce for two yeres. 962.30. a
• Truce with Fraunce for four yeares. 1084.20. a
• Truce betweene Englãd & France, and their ad|herents. 912.34
• Robert Triſilian attain|ted. 1071.25. a. hanged. 1071.1. b
• Truce betwene England and Fraunce. 995.10. b. 996.12. a. 997.3. a. 997.37. b
• Treaſon practiſed againſt Henrye Fitz Empreſſe. 392.76
• Truce with Frenchmen. 1047.20. b
• Truce for ſixe yeres with Fraunce. page. 1249. col. 1. line. 19
• Trow town burned. 468. line. 12
• Truce for nine yeres with Scots. 981.3. b
• Treſham Thomas knight inſtituted Lord of Saint Iohns of Ieruſalem in England. 1769.48
• Truce with the Scottes. 1036.50. b
• Truce for a time in Bri|taine. 917.17. a
• Truce betwene England and Fraunce. 948.25. b
• Treaſon of Earle Edri|cus. 243.51. and .244.57. and .245.9
• Treaſon in truſt. 170.59. and .194.100
• Truce with the Scottes. 838.38. a. 899.1. a
• Treatie of peace at Arras page. 1254. col. 2. line. 15
• Treaſon of Mortimer. 891.2. a
• Truce with the Scottes. page. 1406. col. 2. line. 37
• Traile Baſton. 840.26. b
• Tumulte rayſed by Lon|doners. 914.16. a
• Tutburie Caſtell deliue|red to King Henrye the ſecond. 436.32
• Turnamentes forbidden. 838.3. b
• Turold Erle ſent againſt the Danes. 240.14.
• Turneham Stephan cõ|mitted to priſon 474.21
• Turburie Caſtell ouer|throwen and defaced. 767.22
• Cunbridge Caſtel wrõg|fully holden from the Archbyſhop of Caunter|burie. 637.4
• Turberuils treaſon. 813.40. b. executed. 814.30. b
• Turneham Roberte. 542. line. 22
• Tuda dyeth. 1774.8
• Tunbridge Caſtell to be|long to the ſeigmorie of the Sea of Caunterbu|rie. 401.105
• Turneys to bee exerciſed in diuers places. 523. [...]
• Tunbridge Caſtel taken. 596.30
• Tully cited. 2.109. and .3. line. 7 [...]
• Tuball obteineth y^e king|dome of Spaine. 1.98
• Tu [...]a ordeyned Biſhoppe of Northumberland. 177. line. [...]
• Tumbart ordeyned By|ſhop of Hagunald. 182.29
• Turkell compoundeth to tarrie in Englande, and is reteyned by King E|geleedus. 251.6
• Turkel ſayleth into Den|marke, to perſwade Cnute to returne into England. 251.20
• Turkel maketh an inrode into Englande, and re|turneth with great boo|ties. 251.88
• Turguſius, brother to Gurmundus King of the Affricanes. 144.2
• Turketell Mirenchened his treaſon, in fleeing to the Danes. 245.45
• Turkell maketh himſelfe chiefe Lorde and gouer|nour of Norffolke and Suffolke. 246.55
• Turkell diſcloſeth the vnabieneſſe and ſecrets of this Realme to Kyng Swanus. 247.35
• Turkell ioyneth in league with King Egelred, a|gainſt the other Danes. 247.45. and .247.86
• Turkell gouernoure of the Daniſh fleete vnder King Swanus. 248.43
• Turinus, Nephewe to Brute ſlayne. 14.75
• Turneham Robert taken priſoner by the Frenche King. 562.15
• Turkell baniſhed the lãd. 260.52. and .269.14
• The Turke hathe a no|table ouerthrow by [...]a. page. 1860
• Turkell, a Daniſh Cap|taine. 244.113
• Turſtan a collector ſlaine. 267.24
• Turketellus a leader of the Daniſh army againſt King William. 302.23
• Turketillus a Daniſhe Earle, ſubdued by Kyng Edwarde. 221.47
• Tunbridge Caſtell yeel|ded to Kyng William Rufus. 319.51
• Tu [...]e Brian cited. 4.74
• Turneham Robert Lieu|tenance to King Iohn. 560.11
• Turkell made gouernour of Eaſt angle. 259.11
• Touracy yeelded vnto King Henrye. 1487.2. ſworne true vnto the K. 1487.22
• Twing Robert a Knyght withſtandeth ſtraungers incumbents. 639.93
• Tu [...] terrible biaſing Startes appeare. 191.52
• Two men burnt to death with lightning at Ande|uer. 421.20
• Twichet Iames Lorde Ande [...]y Chiefetaine of the Corniſhe Rebelles 1447.10. beheaded. ea|dem. 43
• Tweede Riuer at thys daye deuideth the two Realmes of Englande and Scotland. 428.7
• Twing Roberte goeth to Rome for abſolution. 639.112
• Twing Roberte reſtored to his patronage of Lu|thun in Yorkeſhire. 655. line. 53
• Twine Iohn, a learned Antiquarte. 1219.72. hys diligence and wary cir|cumſpection in keeping the Citie of Caunter|burie from ioining with Wyat. 1724.62