Guérin of Glapion, seneschal of Nor-
mandy, 208 and n.,
216 and n.,
255-8,
261, 338 and n.; receipts and ex-
penditure of (1201-2), 70-1 and n.,
331 n., 345 and n., 367; Norman
estates of, 255, 256 and n.; deserts
John, 256; joins Philip, 256, 385;
seneschal under Philip, 399 and n.;
receives lands from Philip, 505, 507,
508, 509 n.; suspected of relations
with the emperor Otto, 256, 395, 415
Guernsey, farm of, 116; John receives
revenues of, 151 n.
Gueroldus Lailier, 322 n.

Guines (Gisnae, etc., arr. Boulogne),
135; count of, 206 n.

Guiomarc'h iv, viscount of Leon, 362 n.
Guiomarc'h v, viscount of Leon, 362
and n.; Conan, his son, 362
Guitebo, see Quitteboeuf
Guletum, see le Goulet

Gunfrid of Choques, 424 n.

Guy of Auteuil, 505

Guy of Dive, 310 n., 413

Guy Geoffrey, duke of Aquitaine, 32
Guy of Laval, 231 n., 258, 263

of, in 1204, 380; sent by Philip to
reduce western Normandy, 381

H

Hadleigh (Surrey), 515, 516 n.
Haia, see La Haie
Haie, le (Nicolaa, Ralph, Robert)
Haie-du-Puits, la (Haia Putei, arr.
Coutances), honour of, 499; see
Burwell

Hailes (Gloucestershire), 514
Hainault, 133 seqq; recruiting among
knights of, 328; count of, 214 n.; see
Baldwin

Halnecker (Sussex), 513

Hambye (Hambia, arr. Coutances), fief
of Fulk Paynell (q.v.), 499
Hamo Pincema, bailiff of the Bessin,
80, 110; styles himself seneschal of
Bayeux, 80 n., 110, 399 n.
Harcourt (John, Richard, Robert)
Harcourt (Harecurt, Haricuria, arr.
Bernay), fief of honour of Beaumont-
le-Roger, 482, 500; Norman and
English families of, 501-2

Guy, viscount of Limoges, 208 and n., Harecurt, see Harcourt
209, 215

Guy of Nonant, knight service of, 508
and n., 509 n.

Guy of La Roche, 238 n., 395 n., 415
Guy of Sablé, in possession of Gacé
after 1204, 497

Guy of Thouars, brother of Aimeri,
viscount of Thouars, 227, 228, 247,
262, 380, 457 n.; captured at Aumåle
(1196), 166 n.; marries Constance of
Brittany, 206; administers honour of
Richmond, 477; recognised by Philip

Harfleur (Harefluctus, Harefluvius, arr.
le Havre), 221 n.; revenues of, 104;
commune of, 313 n.
Hasculf Paynell, 426

Hasculf of Saint-Hilaire, 512; his
daughter, ibid. ; see Frederick Males-
mains

Hastings (Sussex) claimed by the
counts of Eu, 422, 494
haute justice, 52-3
Hauteville (Tancred)
Haveret (Simon)

Hawisia, heiress of Gloucester, divorced
by John, 210, 314

Hawisia of Réviers or Redvers, English
lands of, 511

Haye, see Haie
Haye-de-Herce (arr. Mantes), 293 n.
Haye-Malherbe, La (Haia Malherbe,
arr. Louviers), 161 n.

Hebertot, i.e., Saint-André d'Hebertot,

(arr. Pont l'Evêque), 246
Helyas, see Elias

Henry (Richard, son of)

Henry vi, emperor, 132, 201; Richard

and, 136 seqq; intrigue of Philip
Augustus with, 137 seqq; causes of
alliance between Richard and, 139-
141; Italian policy of, 156; eastern
ambitions of, 158; foments war
between Richard and Philip (1195),
158-9; death of (Sept., 1197), 176
Henry i, king of France, 20, 21
Henry i, king of England, duke of
Normandy, 268, 352, 438, 445, 448;
as count of the Côtentin, 275; Robert
of Bellême and, 64, 66, 111, 275;
policy in Maine of, 18, 19; treaty
between Robert of Flanders and, 123;
and subvassals, 57; and Norman ad-
ministration, 67-9; and the inquest,
86; as castle-builder, 72, 151, 273-4
Henry ii, king of England, duke of
Normandy and Aquitaine, etc., power
of, 22 n., 438 seqq; energy of, 68;
legal sense of, 30; resources of,
436-7; coinage of, 437; change in
style of, 73 n.; forms of address to
his ministers of, 74 n.; consequences
of work of, 367

Henry ii (continued).

of rebellion against, 75; barons of
Brittany and, 362 n.; Welsh mer-
cenaries of, 336; as founder of towns,
285 n.; policy towards English knight
service of, 315, 325; statute concern-
ing Crusaders' debts of, 33

and Norman administration, 67
seqq, 71 seqq; inquiries of, 71 and
n.; forms new administrative areas,
119; Norman officials and, 88; in-
creases ducal power in Normandy, 92;
judicial reforms of, 57, 87 and n. ; the
Norman law of wardship and, 57;
primogeniture and, 59; parage and,
101-2; effect of legislation of, on law
of succession, 445; and private war,
97 n.; the Norman castles and, 269-
278 passim; encourages the Norman
historical school, 439-440

other references to, 19, 38 and
notes, 39, 40, 51, 116, 144, 187, 232,
311, 314, 343-4, 350, 357-8, 409, 427,
443

chancellor of, see Ralph of
Wanneville

Henry, the young king, son of Henry ii,
191 and n., 265, 301, 378; marries
Margaret of France, 127; friendship
of Philip Augustus with, 134 n.;
knighted, 198 n.; as a leader of
chivalry, 443

Henry iii, king of England, 211, 349,
394, 395, 422, 431, 448, 495-6;
southern ancestry of, 10 and n.;
coronation of, 466; and Normandy,
395, 418; expedition to Brittany of,
395-6; invited to invade Normandy,
396; negotiations between Louis ix
and, 396-7 and notes; as administra-
tor of Gascony, 33, 45; and Toulouse,

marriage of Eleanor of Aquitaine
and, 10, 14, 21; administration of
the Angevin empire of, 23-4, 29,
30, 33-4, 39-40, 45-7; exacts homage
from counts of Toulouse, 130; rela-
tions between kings of France and,
125 and notes, 129; recovers castles
of Le Passeis, 111; during the
rebellion of 1173, 300-1; consequences Henry v, king of England, 12

130

Henry, duke of Brabant or Louvain,
206 n.; reconciled through Richard to
the emperor, 140; does homage to
Richard, 141; claims on Boulogne of,
390; alliance with Boulogne and
Philip Augustus of (1205), 390-1; im-
portance of change of policy of,
391 n.; his wife, 390; his brother, see
Albert, bishop of Liège
Henry of Brunswick, son of Henry the Herbert of Berners, 259
Lion, 139 and n.

Henry of Traci, son of William of
Traci (2), 518

Henry de Vere, husband of Matilda
of Cailly, 489 and n., 491; their son
Henry and his English inheritance,
490; see Mutford

Henry the Lion, duke of Saxony, 136,
140 and n.; his sons, see Henry and
Otto of Brunswick

Henry of Beaufou, 487

Henry Bec, 222 n

Helouis (Heloise) of Esneval, 322 n.
Herbert of Argentan, Norman official,
278 and n., 279

Herbert ii, count of Maine, 18
Hereford 'de Wallia,' 336 n. ; castle and
mote of, 271 n.; clergy of diocese of,
192; changes in earldom of, 271 n.;
earls of, see Roger, Henry of Bohon
Hermer (Robert, son of)

Henry of Bohon, lord of Carentan, earl Hertford, earl of, see Richard of Clare

of Hereford, 271 n., 488

Henry of Bruecourt, 413

Henry of Etouteville, 260, 384

Henry of Ferrières, son of Walchelin
of Ferrières, 243 n.; joins Philip,
494-5

Henry fitzCount, 509

Herveus de Preez, 328 n.

Hesdin (Hesdinum, arr. Montreuil), 135
Heuqueville (Huguevilla, arr. Les
Andelys), 517

Hexham (Northumberland), 188 n.
Hilaria, d. of Juliana of Tillières, and
wife of James of Bavelingham, 514-6

Henry Gray, bailiff of Verneuil, 254 Hildeburgh of Baudemont, 489-491;
and n.

Henry of Longchamp, lord of Wilton,

364 n.

husbands of, see Osbert of Cailly
and Robert of Picquigny
Hohenstaufen, the, 136, 189

Henry of Neubourg (1), knight service Holland, count of; see Thierry vii
of, 508

Holm, see Houlme, la

Henry of Neubourg (2), 508; joins Holy Land, the, 214 n., 256; see
Philip, ibid.

Henry of Nonant, lord of Totnes, 508-9;
fate of Norman barony of, 508, 509 n.

Henry of Le Pin, 262

Henry of Puteac, 364 n.
Henry of Rolleston, 283 n.

Henry of Sandwich, 423 n.

Henry, archdeacon of Stafford, after-
wards (1212) archbishop of Dublin,
480 and n.

Crusade, Syria, Jerusalem

Homage, Frankish origin of, 122 n.;
private obligations and, 121 n.; and
liege-homage, 122-3; and fealty, 122 n.
See hominium, liege-homage
homagium de pace servanda, 361 n.
Homicide, two kinds of, 83 n.
murdrum

hominium pro emenda, 361 n.
Homme la, see Houlme

Henry of Tilly, 445 n.; see William of Hommet, Le (Enguerrand,

Tilly

See

John,

Jordan, Richard, William)

Houses, demolition of, as punishment, Hugh of Gournai (1), 91 n., 269

Hugh Achard, 284 n.; see Geoffrey Hugh of Lusignan, see Hugh le Brun

Hugh Paynell, lord of Moutiers-
Hubert, 506; his son, 506-7; see
Peter, William

Hugh Paynell, lord of Drax, 507
Hugh of Periers, widow of, 511
Hugh of Periers, tenant of Saint-Ouen
in 14th century, 511 n.
Hugh, count of Saint-Pol, ally of
Richard, 167, 177 n., 364 n.
Hugh de Surgeriis, 256 n.

Hugh, archdeacon of Wells, 381 and n.,

382 n.

Humbert of Forz, men of, 41 n.

Humesnil (arr. Dieppe), 511
Humet, see Hommet

Humphrey of Bohon, 487

Hurdinstone (Northants), 519, 520
Huntingdon, 164; earl of, see David

I

Ida, countess of Boulogne, 104, 390;
her sister, 390. See Renaud of
Dammartin

Ilchester (Richard)

Ile-de-France, 134, 404

Ingeborg, d. of Cnut vi of Denmark,
marries Philip Augustus, 138-9;
Innocent iii and, 180; other references
to, 176, 207 n., 474

ingeniator, ingenitor, 332 and notes; see
Engineers

Inheritance, suits concerning, during

war, 266

Innocent iii, pope, elected, January,
1198, 180; approached by Richard
and Philip, he sends Peter of Capua
as legate, ibid.; sends various letters
upon Norman affairs, etc., ibid. ;
Richard and, 176; Philip and, 176-7,
187, 241-2; confirms terms of agree-
ment between Philip and the counts
of Flanders and Boulogne, 177 n. ;
John sends envoys to, 240; sends a
legate (1203), 240 n.; letters to John
and Philip of, 241, 242 n.; on feudal
law and morality, 125 and n., 448
and n.; on John's first condemnation,
405, 416; silent on the problem of
Arthur, 474-5; later views on Arthur,
460, 462, 463; policy of (1204), 474-5;
advice of, to the Norman clergy,
474 n.; on the Crusade, 363, 364,
365 n.;
abolishes the metropolitan
dignity of Dol, 181 n.; other refer-
ences to, 156, 175, 207, 467, 473
Inquest, the, in Anjou, 38 and n.; in
Normandy, 86, 87; into ducal rights
(1171), 68 and n.; see Index of
References, s. v. Henry ii

Iliers-l'Evêque (Yllies, arr. Evreux), Insula Jeremie, 153 n.; see Lisle

161 and n.

interceptio, 478