Guorthigirn, 37.

208.

prince, son of Maud, 207,

earl of Huntingdon, 207.

of Blois, bishop of Winchester, 200, 204, 205, 206, 207. Heptarchy, the, 46.

Herbert the chamberlain, 176.
Hereford, the see of, founded, 58.
Hereward, 167, 168.
Hermin Street, the, 11.
Herodian, 4, 6, 26.
Herodotus, 2.

Hertford, synod of, 58.

Hervey, first bishop of Ely, 195.
Hii (Iona), the monastery in, 52, 62,

71, 102.

umbria, 94.

Guthrum, 81, 83, 85, 86.
Gwynneth, a Welsh state, 74, 91, 92.
Owen, 203, 206, 207.

Gwythian, St., an Irish missionary,

Hardrada, 104, 131, 132. Harthacnut, 114, 116; reign of, 117. Hasting, a Northman, 86, 87.

Hastings, battle of, 132.

Holy Land: see Crusades. Honorius, emperor, 34, 35.

57.

archbishop of Canterbury,

Horesti, a British tribe, 24.
Horsa, 37.

Housecarles, what, 144.
Howel Dda, 74, 90, 97..

Hris, brother of the Welsh king,

124.

Hubba, the Dane, 82.
Huda, ealdorman, 75.
Hugh, count of Vermandois, 187.
of the Temple, 199.

Hugo, a traitor, 105.

abbot of Cluny, 180. Humfreville, Gilbert, 165. Hunfrid the cook, 176. Husting, what, 139.

Huwal, king of the West Welsh, 94.
Hwiccians, the, 71.

Ia, St., an Irish missionary, 14.
Iago of Gwynneth, 91.

Ibernia: see Ireland.
Iceni, a British tribe, 9, 20.

Hearda-Cnut: see Harthacnut.
Heathfield, synod at, 59.

Hebrides, conquest of the, by the
Northmen, 87.

Helena, a British princess, 29, 30.
Heliogabalus, emperor, 29.
Helvius Pertinax, 26.

Hengestdown, 72.

Hengist, 37, 38.

Henry III., emperor, 113, 124. V., emperor, 195, 198. I., reign of, 191-200. son of William I.. 159, 178, 182, 183, 184, 185: see Henry I grandson of William I., 159.

culus, 5.

Ida, 51.

Ikenild Street, its presumed course,

II.

Imanuantius, king of the Trinobantes, 17:

Ina of Wessex, 60, 61, 62.
Indulf of Scotland, 99.
Ingwair, a Danish chief, 78.
Invasions, what, 175.

Iona, 52, 62, 71, 102.

Ireland, notices of the affairs of, 23,
49, 60, 68, 71, 81.
Itinerary of Antoninus, 3.
Itius Portus, 16.

193, 195.

Joseph, St., of Arimathea, 13.
Jovian, emperor, 33.
Jovinus, 33.

Judith, queen, 73, 76.

wife of Tostig, 127, 128, 130. niece of William I., 167, 170. Julian, emperor, 32, 33, 44.

son of Constantine, 36. Juliana, natural daughter of Henry I., 192.

Julius Frontinus, proprætor, 22.
Junius, M. D., proprætor, 29.

Kenneth II., of Scotland, 74, 100.
Kent, kingdom of, 49.
Kentigern, 14, 52.

Ketil, son of Tostig, 130.

King among the Anglo-Saxons, 142. Knight, various meanings of the term, 178.

Knights' fees, their nature and number, 155.

198.

of St. John of Jerusalem,

Templars, 197.

see of, founded, 170.

London, 9, 11, 21, 73, 80, 85, 102, 103, 107, 109, 111, 112, 113, 121, 123, 131, 166, 170.

the see founded, 53. Lothaire of Kent, 59, 60. Lothen, a Danish chief, 120. Louis VI. of France, 195. VII., 207.

king of Arles, 89.

son of Charles the Simple, 94. Lucilianus, Gn., proprætor, 29. Lucius, king, 14, 25.

Verus, emperor, 25.
Ludeca of Mercia, 72.
Lugdunum, battle of, 26.
Luidhard, a bishop, 52.
Lupicinus, a general, 33.
Lupus Virius, proprætor, 26, 27.
Lympne, a Roman fortress, 10.

Mabel, wife of Robert, earl of Gloucester, 192.

Macbeth, a Scottish chief, 115, 124.
Maccus, king of the Isles, 101.
Macrinus, emperor, 28, 29,
Madoc, prince of Powys, 207.
Mæatæ, the, 6, 11, 27.
Mægla, 51.

Mænius Agrippa, 25.
Magnaville, Geoffrey de, 205.
Magnentius, 32.

Magnus I. of Norway, 120.
III., 189, 193.

V., 206.

king of Cumberland, 101.

Mallet, William, 195.

Man and the Isles, notices of, 70, 161, 189.

Marcianus Heracleota, 3.
Marcus, 35.

Aurelius, emperor, 25.

Margaret, queen, sister of Edgar
Atheling, 167, 184.

Marius Valerianus, proprætor, 29.
Martinus, præfect, 32.

Mary, daughter of Stephen, 201.
Mathraval, kings of, 74

church destroyed, 65.

Liofa, an outlaw, 96.

Llandaff, see of, founded, 14.
Llewelyn ap Sitsylht, 91.

Lollius Urbicus, proprætor, 25.

liam I., 152, 159, 173.

wife of Stephen, 201, 205. daughter of William I., 160. daughter of Fulk, earl of

Anjou, 197, 198.

III., 173.

son of Godred Cronan, 193.
Son of Harold Hardrada, 132.
Olánege, 113.
Old Sarum, II.

Open morth, what, 146.
Orcades, the, 19, 24, 87.
Ordeal, three kinds of, 145.
Ordgar, the ealdorman, 99.
Ordovices, a British tribe, 9.
Ortok, 186.

Osbald, a usurper, 69.

Osbern, son of Siward of Northumbria, 124.

Osbert of Northumbria, 77
Osburga, wife of Ethelwulf, 73.
Osgod Clapa, 117, 120, 125.
Oslac, 73.

earl of Northumbria, 100.
Osred I. of Northumbria, 62.
-II., 65.

Osric of Deira, 55.

of Northumbria, 62.
the ealdorman, 74,

Ostmen, the, 49, 68.

Ostorius Scapula, 20.
Ostrith, queen, 61.

Oswald (Bretwalda), 55, 56.

Oswine of Deira, 56, 57. a noble, 64.

Oswulf of Northumbria, 63.

Oswy of Northumbria, 56, 57, 58.
Otford, 64.

Otho, emperor, 22.

the Great, 89.

Ottadeni, a British tribe, 10.

Reginald, earl of Cornwall, natural son of Henry I., 192.

Regni, a British tribe, 9.
Regnold, a Danish king, 93, 96.
Relief, feudal, what, 155.

Remigius, bishop of Lincoln, 58, 174.
Reoda, a leader of the Scots, 2.
Restitutus, a bishop, 32.

Reymund, bishop of Sodor and Man, 189.

Reynelm, bishop of Hereford, 194.
Rhys ap Owen, 169, 170.

Tudor, 165, 170, 182, 183.

Richard II., duke of Normandy, 105. son of William I., 159. natural son of Henry I., 192. of Cirencester, II. the forester, 176.

Richborough, 10, 11.

Rigwatla, brother of Griffin, 127.
Rivers, Baldwin de, 203.

Roads, Roman, 11.

Robert, son of William I., 159, 171, 182, 183, 185, 187.

natural son of Henry I.: see

Socmen, their state, 178.

Soc, what, 142.

199.

archbishop of York, 196,

Elder, 89.

Tiberius, emperor, 18.
Tinchebrai, battle of, 194.

Tithes, probable origin of, in England, 134.

Titus, emperor, 22, 23.
Tofi the Proud, 117.

Tostig, son of Godwin, 124, 125, 127,

128, 129, 130, 131, 132.

Towns, British, 9.

Trahern, of North Wales, 169, 171.

Trajan, emperor, 24.

Trebellius Maximus, :2.

Trent, battle of, 59.

Treveri, 34.