Vindication of Ecclesiastical Volume 3, Index 13
INDEX Alphabetical 13. Of Castles, Cities, Counties, Pariſh-Churches, Chappels, Hoſpitals, and other particular places in this Tome; things done at, or concerning them.
A.
ABendune, 504. See Index 2. Abbevile, 591.
Acl…y Church, 381. Acholt in Kent, 438.
Achon City, 416, 425.
Adberbury Church, 972.
Agnania; Popes Bulls from thence, 242, 243.
Aillesberry Church, 625.
St. Albans, 282, 351, 435, 525. See Index. 2.
Alen…eſtre Church, 504.
All Saints Church Derby, the Kings free Chapel, 1047.
Ambrun 1016. Antiochia 734.
Aquilegia, 525, 528.
Aquis, 600, 601.
Aunvilliers Church in Coventrey Dioceſſe, 954.
St. Audomars Caſtle, 361.
Augmoderneſſe, 954.
Auxitan Province, 757.
Aymar Church, 719.
B.
BArham, 269.
Baſingſtoke Hoſpital, 1038.
Bedford Caſtle, 336, 392, 446, 614.
Bend…nia, 516, 526.
Beretha in Syria, 14. Berkely, 229.
Bertelton Chapel 1005.
Bernards Caſtle, 826, 827,
Berner Chapel, 1005,
Beſton Mannor, Norf. 438.
B…oys, 321. Blye, Com. Ebor. 497.
Bodington, 379. Bohun Caſtle, 379.
Bononia, 540. Bracley, 229.
Brekewell, 632.
Bremeſgrave Mannor, 984. The Church Appropriated: Appendix 29.
Bretenham Church, 388.
Brigia, 324. Briſtol, 332, 575, 758.
Brixia, 542. Brugenortb Caſtle, 324.
Brug…s Prebendary, Ebor. 954.
Brumford Mannor, 726.
Brunduſium, 412.
Bugedon, Bugden, 804.
Burdegal, Burdeaux, 746, 747, 757, 678.
C.
CAldecot, 438.
Calviſſon, 320.
Cambridge, 332, 360.
Campniac Caſtle, 384.
Canterbury 262, 332, 387, 499, 560, 561.
Caſtelia, 522, 542, 332, 560.
Castellana, 652. Celſus Caſtle, 456.
Chalke Church, 1036.
Ch…lmesford, 828.
Chelneſton, 438.
Chidingſton, 1000.
Chicheſter, 625, 626.
Chriſtiſh…le Church, 8…8. Clare, 467.
Clarendon 2, 3, 4. 358, 860.
Coleceſter, 1064.
Colechurch London, 782.
Colen, 812, 813.
Conſtantinople, the Metropolis of the Eaſtern Church, not ſubject to the Pope or Roman Church; its Patriarchs, power, names: matters concerning it and its primacy, 41, 322, 490, 491, 492. 512, 513. 643, 752. See Index 5.
Couſsy, 321. Cremona, 524.
St. Croſſe Church, 602.
Cumberland reſumed from the Scots King, 324.
D.
DAdington Church, 719.
Damaſcus, 427.
Damiata, 413, 524, 734.
D…ham Church, 729.
Dereham Church, 882.
Deeping, 379. Dilhurſt, 632.
Donington Church Sarum Dioceſſe, 1048.
Drochera, 77.
Dovor, Dover; Conſtables, Caſtelanes of it, Writs directed to them to ſearch after, ſeiſe Popes Bulls prejudicial to the King, kingdome, and thoſe who bring them: to ſtay others from paſſing beyond the Seas; with other particulars concerning it and the Caſtle, 269, 271, to 275, 279, 344, 371, 439, 618, 730, 865, 937, 938, 939, 1014, 1015, 1016, 1033, 1036, 1059, 1060, 1061.
Dungervan Church in Ireland, 756.
Dunſtaple, 69, 330, 619.
Durham, 386, 389, 405, 406. See Index 3. Durham Biſhops.
E.
EAnden, 828.
Ebor. Torke, 230, 231, 265, 266, 331, 486. a Parliament held there. Deans and Chapters Lands ſeiſed for their excommunicating, invading the Maior and Citizens, 820, 830, 831. See Index 3, 6.
St. Edmunds, 337.
Ely City, Iſle, its conſequence, ſtrength, priviledges, 351.
E…cford Church, 725.
Elſinden, 497. Eſton, 964.
Eſtkingam, 632, 724. Eſſington, 624.
Etheneſwell, 955.
Ev…ſh…m, 1022, 1019.
St. Eufemia, 516, 520.
Exon, A Writ to it touching the Interdict, 332.
E…z…lmus, 425.
F.
FAk ham, 1005.
Fenton Prebend, 963.
Ferling Mannor, 1056.
Ferentia, 524.
Fernham, 786.
Ferrara, 516, 526, 527.
Feverſham, 260. the ſuites, force, riots, excommunications, interdicts, appeales, conteſts concerning the Church thereof between the Abbot and Monks of Canterbury, King Johns Clerk, and Archbiſhop: Appendix, p. 1, to 16.
Finchingfield Church, Eſſex, 968.
Fineberg Mannor, 438.
Flamſted Church, Hertford, 781.
Fleſting, Suſſex, 438.
Fotheringai Caſtl, 379.
G.
GAmok in Wal…s, 622, 635.
Gazara, 734.
S. Gemma, 430.
St. German, 412
Gerſe, Gernes Iſles, 282, 862, 863.
Geywud Mannor, 697, 332.
Gippewic, 269, 1017.
Glocester, 332. Henry 3. crowned there, &c. 369, 370, other Acts there, 372, 394, 443, 446.
Gry…sby Church, Lincoln, 954, 955.
H.
HAdfeld Peverall Mannor, 438.
Harewes Mannor, 742.
Havering St. Maries Chappel there, 971.
Haxiholm Iſle, 974.
Heath, Heth Port, 334, 618, 783.
Helens Church in Abendon, 716, 717.
Henechdun Church, Ireland, 783.
Henlaw Mannor, 438.
Hereford, 332, 439.
Hereburn Church, 842, 843.
Herthull, Gloc. …38.
Heſwell Church, 595, 596.
Hideſord perſon, 882.
Hoveden Church, 388, 389, 596.
Hoveden Mannor, 624, 724.
Huntingdon Town, 332. The Shire given to the King of Scots, 324.
J.
ST. James Caſtle, 456.
J…ua City, the Popes flight to it, its Gallies taken with the Popes Legates, Biſhops in them, 553, to 557, 652, 653.
Irelingburghe parſon his caſe, 882.
St. Johns de Landis, 516, 520. St. Johns the round, 516, 520. St. Johns Hoſpital Dublin, 798. St. Johns Hoſpitall Oxon, 479, 480, 835, 837, 838.
K.
KElrederi, Ireland, 393.
Kenelworth Caſtle, 936, 1019.
Kenington, 388. Kirkel Church, 388.
Kirkheim Church, 954.
Kepier Hoſpital near Durham, 965.
L.
LAgenia, Ireland, 757.
Lambheth, Lambeth, 741, 742, 786.
Lathunum, Luthrunum Church, 507, 508.
Lateran, Rome; 506. many Popes Bulls dated thence; Councils there: See Councils.
La…gedon Church, Appendix 14.
Ledes, 314.
Len, 697, 1016, 1017.
St. Leonards Church Canterbury, 496.
St. Leonards Hoſpital, Ebor. 831, 838, 840.
Liminton Mannor, 538.
Lincoln City, Citizens, Church, matters concerning them; 370, 371, 855, 856, 857, 892, 1012, 1013.▪
Lions in France, 512, 653, 654. See Councils.
Lucerne, 320.
Lundon City, Citizens, &c. Councils, Parliaments, Treaties there held: See Councils, Parliaments, Index 14: No divine Service or Sacraments in it, during the 7. years interdict, 253. The Head of the kingdom, trayterouſly ſeiſed on againſt King John, by the Barons, who reſided there, 340, 351. The City interdicted by the Pope and his Legates, ſundry Citizens thereof by name excommunicated for ſiding with the Barons againſt King John; who contemn the interdict, excommunication, authority of the Pope, as null, uſurped, celebrate divine offices, revile the Popes proceedings, 359, 360, …61. Their Interdict, excommunication, reviled, vilified, none daring to publiſh it in the City, 361, 362. The Citizens reject King John, receive Lewes for their King, ſwear homage, realty to him, celebrate divine ſervice notwithſtanding the Popes cenſures, 362. The Inquiſitions of the antient Liberties of England by King Johns order, to be returned to London, 387. Teſtes of Writs there, 390, 393, 394. Cole-church London, 782. A pretended Miracle of the name Jeſus in fleſhie Letters ſeen and publiſhed in London, 73. The Popes agents flight to it, 435. The Popes Vſurers called Caurſini ſettle, dwell in it, notwithſtanding the Biſhops endeavours to expell them, 437. The Major, Citizens of London, commanded by H. 3. forcibly to take Hubert de …urgo out of ſanctuary, countermanded, 438, 439. A Writ to the Mayor and Sheriffs to protect the Jews therein, permit them to buy victuals and all other neceſſaries notwithſtanding the Biſhops inhibitions to the contrary, 475, 476. The Popes Legate winters and holds a Council in it, 485, 490. The Oxford Scholars who aſſaulted the Popes Legat brought in chains to London, and at laſt put to hard penance, 494, 495. Joyne with Earl Richard and other Nobles in oppoſing the Popes Legates, Romans, and other aliens extortions, rapines, 498. The Legat makes a farewell ſpeech to them, 505. The Mayor at the Kings command impriſons a Canon of Pauls in the Tower in chains accuſed of High-Treaſon, for which the Dean and Canons of Pauls excommunicated him and all his ayders, counſellers, parties thereunto, interdicted Pauls, and the Biſhop threatned to interdict the whole City, if not releaſed, 512. A prohibition againſt their proceedings therein, 829. An Heretick ſent to and impriſoned in the Tower of London, for denying Gregory 9. to be Pope, head of the Church, and declaiming againſt his Simony, and other Vices, 560 Martin the Popes exacting Legat ſets up his exacting office there in the New Temple, whom the Nobles joyntly oppoſe and write againſt, 606, 607, 615, 619. The Emperors Embaſſadors there entertained oppoſed the Legates exactions of moneyes againſt the Emperor, 613. The Nobles and Commonalty of England ſeal their Letters to the Pope and Cardinals with the Cities Common ſeal, 679, 680. Fairs and Markets prohibited in it during Westminſter fair, and St. Edwards feaſt, 714, 715. The Londoners great wealth; buying the Kings plate, 722. King Henry vexeth them, ſuſpends their markets for 15. dayes, extorts 2000 l. from them, 723. The King remits his indignation againſt them, reconciled to and craves pardon of them, 729, 730. The Jewes Church there repaired by them, 735, 736. The City in an uproar intend to ring their common Bell, threaten to cut Archbiſhop Boniface in pieces for excommunicating the Dean and Chapter of Pauls, and beating the Prior and Monks of St. Bartholmew who oppoſed his Viſitation. The Kings proclamation thereupon under forfeiture of life and member to prevent an inſurrection, 741, 742. Its Juriſdictions, its Barons not to be ſued out of the City, 887. The King extorts gold from the Citizens againſt their Charters by entreaties, as from ſervants of vileſt condition, 773. Archbiſhop Boniface publikely excommunicates the Biſhop of Winton and his followers for abuſing and impriſoning his Official in St. Maryes Arches London, 786. The Lords in Parl. emptying their pur…s there depart in diſcontent, 822. The Mayor & Citizens commanded by Writ to come in ſolemn proceſſion to Weſtminſter, 826. Jewes impriſoned in the Tower of London for crucifying a child at Lincoln, 857. Deviſe of Lands in London by cuſtom, 862. The Legate reſides in the Tower of London, refuſed to ſurrender it to Gilbert declare Earl of Gloceſter, who prohibited any victuals to be ſold to him: The Legate preached a Croyſado, excommunicates all the diſturbers of the kingdoms peace in London, privily returns to the Tower for ſafety, whither the Jewes and their wives retired after him for ſhelter: Interdicts all Churches in or near London, pawns the Kings Jewels to raiſe monies, 1025, 1026. The Kings Writ and Proclamation to the Mayor and Sher…ffs of London againſt the Jewes purchaſing Lands in fee, and concerning their houſes in London and other Towns, 1058. Freers paenitents in London; the Jewes School diſturbing them with their noyſe, eſpecially in Maſſe time, granted to the Freers by the King, 1064, 1065. The Popes uſurers ſtately Manſion houſes, protection in it, Appendix 25, 26. The Archbiſhop of York carried his Croſſe before him through the mldſt of the City, 854, 954. See Index 3. 6. Biſhops of London, Dean add Canons of St. Pauls and St. Martins London, New Temple, Tower of London, Pauls Church.
Luton, 392, 619.
M.
MAideneſtone, Maydeneſtan; the Archbiſhops Mannor, 785. Its Church, 596 A prohibition to meet there for the Archbiſhops Tax, 634. A prohibition to build a Church of Canons and Prebends there, or carry ſtones, or aſſiſt towards it, to the Kings diſinheriſon, 560, 56….
Manketon Chappel, 1005.
Manſelow Church, 78…. Mantua, 542.
Mapeldon parſon, 882.
Marchia Treviſiae, 542, 543.
Mariot Caſtle, 456.
St. Margar…ts Weſtminſter, its proceſſion, 826.
St. Martyns London, the Kings free Chapel, 361, 432, 496.
Mary Magdalen of Saundon, 862.
Marſeilles, 513, 514.
M…nstreworth Mannor, 438.
Merpiſium Caſtle, 384, 385 Merewell Chappel, 978.
Merton Church, Hubert takes ſanctuary in it, 438.
M…ſſana, 526, 534, to 540.
St. Michaels Church Coventre, 687, 688. St. Michaels upon Wyra, 835.
Midford Hundred, 397, 398.
Middleton Church, 978, 979. Appendix 2, 12, 14.
Middenbale Mannor, 775.
Millaine, 527, 530, 533, to 540, 514, 952.
Mirebel Caſtle, 364. Moguntia, M…n…z▪ 542.
Mont Caſſini ſurprized by the Emperor, 517.
Mons Regalis, Mount-Royal, 516, 520, 521.
Mordune Church, 650.
N.
NEwband Praebend, 1039.
Newbourn Church, 376.
Newcaſtle Burgeſſes vexed, impoveriſhed with Citations; enforced to take unuſual Oathes by the Biſhops Officers; Complaints and Prohibitions againſt them as illegal, 969, 970. Its Church, 421, 371.
Newenton Church Linc. 1052, 8…8.
Newerk Caſtle, 372, 375
Newton Mannor, 438.
New Temple London, The Kings and Popes Treaſure uſually kept, and Popes agents reſided there, 281, 309, 937, 1035, 1037. Northley perſon, 497.
Northampton, Parliaments and Councils there, &c. 256, 263, 264, 282, 332, 392, 401.
Northumberland, reſumed from the Scots, 324, 401.
Norton Prebend, 496. Norton Bayly, 984.
Norwich: Writs directed to the Mayor of it concerning the interdicts releaſe, 332. To the Bayliffs thereof concerning ſelling victuals to the Jewes againſt the Biſhops inhibition to do it, 387. Trinity Church Norwich, the Kings Writs of Inquiry to defend its rights, 1017. the Kings proceedings againſt the Citizens for burning and ſpoyling the Priory, Cathedral, and great fine for it, 1065, to 1070. See Ind…x. 3. Norwich Biſhops.
No…ingham Town, Caſtle, Chaplains, meetings there, &c. 256, 28…, 3…0, 577, 823.
Nuc…era in Ap…lia, 932.
O.
ODdy Mannor Ebor. 977.
Odiham Caſtle, 936.
Oke Church, protection to it, 736.
O…eron Iſle, Writs to it concerning the Croyſade, 863.
St. Omer, 320,
O…deliy Caſtle, 1000.
O…ford, its Chappel, 1000.
Ouſton Church in Haxiholm Iſle, 974.
Oxon Town, Vniverſity, Scholars: All the Schollars depart from thence to Cambridge and Reding, for King Johns rigorous impriſoning, and executing two Scholars and Clerks as acceſſaries to a murther committed by a 3d, who fled, 257. The Legates ſevere penance enjoyned to thoſe Townſmen who had any hand in their execution by the Kings command, ere they obtained abſolution, 287. A writ to the Mayor of it concerning the Interdicts releaſe, 392. To cauſe victuals & other neceſſaries to be ſold to the Jews there, notwithſtanding the Biſhops Inhibition, 387. A writ to the Mayor and Bayl…ff, to apprehend, impriſon all Harlots and Prieſts Concubines remaining in the Town againſt the Kings proviſion: To inlarge all impriſoned, ſo as they who had no poſſeſſions there gave ſecurity ſpeedily to depart the Town, and the others who had houſes and lands ſwore and gave ſecurity not to cohabit with any Clerks there as formerly, 445, 446. A writ concerning the Hoſpital of St. Johns in it, 480. The Oxford Scholars aſſault, fray upon the Popes Legate & his ſervants at Oſeney by his Porters rudeneſs; who preſently fled from thence; their excommunication, impriſonment, flight, penance for it, ere abſolved. Writs concerning it, and to apprehend all ſuch as fled, whether Engliſh, Welſh, Iriſh, or Sco…s, 493, to 498, 558. A writ to the Archdeacon and Chancellor of the Univerſity to make proclamation in co…v̄enient places, that all Schollars ſled from thence might ſafely return and continue there, after their penance and reconciliation to the Legat, 496. St. Thomas Church in it, 357 St. Croſſe near it, 602. A Council of Prelats there aſſembled, the Kings inhibition to them, their Excommunications in it, and inſerting the Names of the Virgin Mary and Saints, inſtead of Chriſt and the Holy Ghoſt, 54, 385, 38…, 577, 578. Scholars reſorted to the Vniverſity of Oxford from all parts of the world; aemulator of Paris: the Archbiſhop publikely excommunicated the Biſhop of Winton and his ſervants, who abuſed, impriſoned his Official before all the Scholars there aſſembled, 787▪ 788. The Jewes affront to the Chancellor, Proctors and Scholars in their ſolemn proceſſion in breaking the Crucifix carried before them; their penance for it… a Croſſe erected at their Charges, a ſilver and guilt Croſſe bought by them to be carried before them in future Proceſſions, 10…5, 1046, 1047. Parliaments & Councils at Oxon, See Parliaments, Councils: Abbots exempt and others aſſembled thither, to know whether they would adhere to the proviſions there made, 954. St. Johns Hoſpital Oxon, 479, 480. See J.
P.
PAdua, 74.
P…k him Prebend, 1000.
Paris 322, 392. Its Univerſity, 787.
Pauls Church London, its Conſecration. Councils and Aſſemblies in, and matters concerning it, 331, 332, 333, 361, 486, 487. 525, 526, 1040, 1041.
Penred Church, 376.
Pencrich Free-chappel, 728, 996.
Peruſium, 415.
Piſa, 514.
Pignagonia, 516, 526.
Placentia, 510, 542.
Pontefract 497.
Porteſmue, 276, 282.
Preſton, Preſtuna, 775, 954.
R.
RAcoluer Church, 1005.
Rading, 496, 912.
Radulphus Caſtle, 14.
Ravenna, 524.
Reebrigg Church, 376.
Rhemes, 652.
Richmund, 566.
Ringſteed Mannor, 438.
Rippon Church, 977.
Rocheſter, Roffen Caſtle, City, 339, 340, 344, 351, 454, 498, 469, 758, 759. See Index 3.
Rockingham Caſtle, 379.
Roke, 514.
Rooberi Church, 376.
Rome, 444. See Index 14.
Roubarton Mannor, 438.
Rugham Mannor, 438.
Runningmead, 336.
Rumenel, 334.
Rupella, Rochel, 332, 444.
Ruſeland, 438.
S.
Salvata Caſtle, 379.
Samori Caſtle, 379.
Sandwych, 334.
Sautrey Church, 504.
Scardeburgh Caſtle, 324, 633.
Sevengham, 1000.
Shep…y, 887.
Snowdune, 261.
Soranza Church, 516, 520.
Stamford, 335.
Stanes Church, 384,
Stanwick Mannor, 438.
Stapelford, 971:
Steines Mannor, 438.
Stinefield Chappel, 496.
Stock, 972,
Stocton Mannor, 724, 729.
Stone Church, Appendix 14.
Stowe Mannor, 438.
Summercote in Lindſey, 982.
Sunneb. Mannor, 384.
T.
TAunton Mannor, 831, 832.
Thame Church, 595.
Thanet Iſle, 362.
Thikehull, 287.
S. Thomas Hoſpital Southwerk, 785, 787, 788.
St. Thomas Church near Oſney, 357.
Tilemanſton, 1033.
T…elig. Hundred, 398.
Tower of London, 381, 532, 560, 686, 857, 512, 1025, 1026, 1055.
Tunbridge Caſtle, 429, 430.
Tunſhall Mannor, 438.
V.
VEnice, Chriſts Sepulcher in it, 15. A moſt noble City ready to apoſtatize from the Pope, 735.
Verona, 524, 525.
Verula, 411, 412.
Veſana, 528.
Viterbium, 502, 528, 544, 545.
W.
WAketon Church, 388.
Wallingford Caſtle, 494.
Waltham 604.
Waredune Abbey, 604.
Warnegay Mannor, 438.
Weſtly Church, 241, 746.
Welleton Church, 388.
Wells, 504. See Index 3…
Werkeworth Church, 376, 602.
Weſtley Church, 242, 746.
Weſtmerland, reſumed from the Scots King, 325.
Weſtminſter, things done, Parliaments, Councils held there, proceſſions thither, to adore Chriſts blood, its Fair, Writs there dated, 72, 73, 289, 311, 376, 388, 394, 397, 398, 402, 406, 407, 453, 455, 495, 496. See Councils, Parliament.
Wetel Mannor, 438.
Wetewang Prebendary, 1039.
Wickelaw Hundred, 398.
Widdingdon Mannor, Glouc. 1064.
Wigorne, Worcester, 332, 366.
Windeſore, Windeles Caſtle, Chapple, 259, 455, 495, 496, 759.
Wineſtim Hundred, 398.
Wintingham Church, 376.
Winton City, 252, 279, 283, 446, 470, 481, to 597, 936, 938. See Index 3.
Wodestoke, Woodſtock, 393, 447. Welſhmen repair thither to the King to do homage, 261.
Wolverhampton, the Kings Free Chapple, 982.
Wulward, 438.