Humbert, bishop of the East Angles, 50.
Ida, king of Northumbria, 8, 409.
Idwallo, a just king of Britain, 136.
Igerna, wife of Gorlois, 223-226.
Ignoge, daughter of Pandrasus, 98.
Imbertus, ambassador, 102.
Ina, king of Wessex, 13, 14, 43.
Inbaltus, commander of the Gauls, 169.
Ireland, its first inhabitants, 389, 390, 464;
description of, 457-462.
Isembard renounces Christianity, 273.
Isserninus, a bishop of Ireland, 410.
Istereth settles in Dalrieta, 389.
Ivor and Ini, British chiefs, 290, 291.
Jago, an ancient British king, 120.
John, abbat of Athelney, 70, 79-81.
Judith, Alfred's queen, 46-51, 65.
Julius, a British martyr, 161, 242, 466.
Kamber, son of Brutus, 109.
Kent, genealogy of the kings, 412.
Kentwin, king of Wessex, 13.
Kenulf, king of Mercia, 19, 20.
Kenwalk, king of Wessex, 12, 13.
Kimarus, a British king, 132.
Kinmarcus, a British king, 120.
Kinocus, (_Cynog_), archbp. of Menevia, 271.
Kymbelinus, king of Britain, 148.
Lambienus, a Roman tribune, 140.
Lantern made by king Alfred, 84.
Latian law, what, 457.
Lavinia, the wife AEneas, 91, 387, 388.
Leil, a good king of Britain, 113.
Leir, king of Britain, 114-119.
Leo III. pope, 19, 20.
Leo IV. pope, anoints king Alfred, 45.
Lepidus, Marius, a Roman senator, 264.
Liethali settles in South Wales, 389.
Locrin, son of Brutus, 109-111.
Logiore, an Irish king, 410.
Lot, a British chief, 226, 238, 239.
Lucius, the first Christian king of Britain, 154-156, 393.
Lucius Tiberius, 245, 250, 259-266.
Lucullus, Roman governor of Britain, 470.
Lud, beautifier of London, 136.
Lumond, a wonderful lake, 235.
Lupus, bishop of Troyes, 187.
Maddan advanced to the throne, 111.
Magicians, 91, 192-194, 388.
Maglaunus, duke of Albania, 116.
Malgo, or Malgocune, a British king, 272, 318.
Malim murdered by Mempricius, 112.
Marcellus, Roman gov. of Britain, 471.
Marcellus Mutius killed, 256.
Margadud, king of Demetia, 286.
Margan, duke, 119.
Margan, king of Britain, 136.
Marinus, pope, died, 33, 65.
Marius, king of Britain, 153.
Mark, editor of Nennius's History, viii, 386.
Martia, qn., author of the Martian law, 132.
Martin, bishop of Tours, 395.
Matilda, daughter of Otho the Great, v, 1.
Mauganius, bishop of Silchester, 246.
Maugantius, a philosopher, 193.
Mauricius, son of Caradoc, 165-167.
Maxentius, Roman emperor, 163.
Maximian invited to Britain, 164-173.
Maximianus Herculius, 161.
Maximus (Macsen Wledig), usurper, 304, 394-396, 467.
Mellobaudes, Gratian's general, slain, 395.
Mempricius's advice to the Trojans, 98.
Mempricius, a British king, 112.
Merianus, a British king, 136.
Merlin's history and prophecies, 192-224.
Mermenus, a king of Britain, 390.
Mervin, a British king, 384.
Milcho, St. Patrick's master, 409.
Micipsa, king of Babylon, 264.
Milvius, Quintus, Roman senator, 264.
Mistletoe, a sacred plant, 432, 433.
Modred, Arthur's nephew, 238, 268-272.
Molmutine laws, 121, 125.
Monasteries, Amesbury, 73, 190, 229;
Athelney, 79;
Banwell, 73;
Hyde Abbey, 75;
Menevia, 271;
Salisbury, 214;
Shaftesbury, 82;
Wareham, 58;
Wembury, 44.
Morvid, consul of Gloucester, 266.
Morvidus, a tyrant of Britain, 133.
Natan-Leod, king of the Britons, 7.
NENNIUS'S HISTORY OF THE BRITONS, vii, 383-416.
Nennius, brother of Cassibellaun, 136, 140, 141.
Neot, St., vi, 60, 61, 66.
Nimech settles in Ireland, 389.
Novia, abp. of St. David's, 72.
Oak, peculiarly sacred to the Druids, 432.
Octa, son of Hengist, 187, 212, 213, 221-228, 400.
Octavius (_Eudav_), rebels against the Romans, 164-168.
Offa, king of Mercia, 17-19, 47.
Ordinal of the British Church quoted, 375.
Osbert, king of Northumbria, 25, 52.
Osburga, king Alfred's mother, 44.
Oskytel, a Danish king, 30, 58.
Osric, king of Northumbria, 15, 285.
Ostorius, Roman governor, 443, 446, 448, 453, 469.
Oswald, king of Northumbria, 15, 285, 415.
Oswy, king of Northumbria, 13, 285-287.
Oxford university, 74.
Palladius, bishop, sent to the Scots, 6, 409.
Pandrasus, king of Greece, 92-99.
Parthlud, Ludgate, in London, 137.
Partholoim settles in Ireland, 131, 389.
Pascentius, son of Vortigern, 218-221.
Patrick, St., 271, 390, 407, 410, 411, 460.
Pelagian heresy, 187.
Penda, king of Mercia, 12, 284-288, 415.
Peredure deposes Elidure, 135.
Pertinax, Roman gov. of Britain, 471.
Pestilence among the birds, 13.
Petreius, Cotta, a Roman general, 256.
Petronius Turpilianus, a Roman governor of Britain, 469.
Philaenian altars in Africa, 101.
Pictavians, inhabitants of Poictou, 104.
Picts and Scots, 3, 39, 153, 159, 182-184, 305-308, 390, 394, 396,
467, 468.
Pir, an ancient British king, 136.
Plegmund, abp. of Canterbury, 38, 70.
Polycarp, bishop of Smyrna, 353.
Polytetes, king of Bithynia, 266.
Porrex, king of Britain, 120.
Porrex, another king of Britain, 136.
Porsena, a Roman consul, killed, 130.
Port arrives in Britain, 7.
Posthumus, brother to Brutus, 387, 388.
Praesutagus, a British king, 446, 447.
Priwen, the name of Arthur's shield, 234.
Pyramus, abp. of York, 237.
Quintilianus killed by Walgan, 255.
Raven, the Danish standard, 62.
Rederchius, an ancient king of Britain, 136.
Redion, an ancient king of Britain, 136.
Regan, daughter of king Leir, 116.
Reuda, king of the Picts, 466.
RICHARD OF CIRENCESTER'S HISTORY OF BRITAIN, 419;
account of the author, xviii, 455, 456;
discovery of his work, xx.
Riculf, king of Norway, defeated, 239.
Ritho, the giant, 252.
Rivallo, king of Britain, 120.
Robert, earl of Gloucester, 89, 90.
Rodric, king of the Picts, 153.
Rollo, duke of Normandy. 58, 59.
Roman governors of Britain, 465-471.
Rome taken by Belinus, 129.
Ron, the name of Arthur's lance, 234.
Rowena, daughter of Hengist, 186-190.
Roy's Commentary on the campaigns of Agricola, 450.
Rudaucus, king of Cambria, 121.
Runno, an ancient king of Britain, 136.
Sabre, daughter of Estrildis, 111.
Salomon, king of Armorica, 281.
Samuilpenissel, king of Britain, 136.
Samson, abp. of Dole, 245.
Sanxo, abp. of York, 217.
Saturninus, prefect of the Roman fleet, 471.
Saxons settle in Britain, 3-9, 183-191, 232-235, 272-274, 285-290, 396.
Scaeva, son of Androgeus, 145.
Scots, their origin, 389, 459, 461.
Scots and Picts. See _Picts_.
Segerus consecrated with St. Patrick, 410.
Seginus, duke of the Allobroges, 126.
Sertorius, king of Libya, 266.
Severus, gov. of Britain, 156, 393-395, 471.
Severus's wall, 393, 448, 466.
Sexburga, queen of Wessex, 13.
Sigebert, king of the East Saxons, 11.
Sigebert, king of Wessex, 15.
Sisilius, name of three British kings, 120, 132, 136.
Staterius, king of Albania, 121.
Stilicho builds a wall, 467.
Stipendiary cities, 457.
Stuf, lord of the Isle of Wight, 7, 44.
Suard, king of the Franks, 120.
Suetonius, Roman British consul, 447, 465, 469.
Sylvius, father of Brutus, 91, 387.
Tennantius, duke of Cornwall, 137.
Thadiocus, abp. of York, 274.
Theodore, abp. of Canterbury, 14.
Theodosius, emperor, 395, 450, 452, 467.
Theon, abp of London, 274.
Thompson (Aaron), defends Geoffrey's History, ix.
Torques, a gold collar worn by the Britons, 427.
Tower of glass, 389.
Tower of London, 135, 200.
Trahern, uncle of Helena, 163.
Trebellius, Roman gov. of Britain, 470.
Trebellius Maximus, Roman gov. of Britain, 469.
Tremounus, abp. of Caerleon, 215.
Triads, the Welsh, 430, 431.
Trojans settle in Britain, 106, 387.
Turonus, nephew of Brutus, 106.
Tyrants of Britain, 304, 314.
Ulfin of Ricaradoch, 224.
Urbicus, a Roman general, 466, 471.
Urian honoured by Arthur, 238.
Urianus, a British king, 136.
Ursula and the Virgins, 171.
Uther Pendragon, his history, 220-230.
Valentinian, emperor, 395, 416.
Vectius Bolanus, Roman gov. of Britain, 470.
Veranius, Roman governor, 443, 469.
Vespasian sent to Britain, 152, 442, 465, 468, 470.
Victor, son of Maximus, 395.
Victrix, the name of the sixth legion, 447.
Vigenius imprisons his brother, 135.
Virius Lupus, Roman lieutenant of Britain, 471.
Vortigern (_Gwrtheyrn_), king, 4, 6, 179-193, 206-208, 310, 396-407,
416.
Vortimer (_Gwrthefyr_), 188, 189, 404-407.
Vortipore, a British prince, 317.
Vulteius Catellus, a Roman chief, 258.
Walgan, Arthur's nephew, 255, 264-269.
Wall between Deira and Albania, 174;
Severus's, 393, 448, 466;
Antoninus's 450;
Hadrian's, 466, 471;
Stilicho's, 467.
Walter, archdeacon of Oxford, xii, 89, 268, 291.
Wednesday, so called from Woden, 184.
Werefrith, bishop of Worcester, 70.
Whitgar, lord of the Isle of Wight, 7, 44.
Widen slays her son Porrex, 120.
Withlaf, king of Mercia, 21.
Wortiporius, king of Britain, 272
Wulfhere, king of Mercia, 13.
Wulfred, king of Mercia, 287.
Wulfstan, abp. of York, 40.
York made an archiepiscopal see, 155.
TOPOGRAPHICAL INDEX.
Abona, river, 440, 453.
Abrasuanus, river, 450.
Abus, river, 447.
Ac-lea, Ockley, 45.
Acmodae, islands, 463.
Ad Abum, station, 499.
Ad Abonam, station, 493.
Ad AEsicam, station, 490.
Ad Alaunam Amnem, station, 492.
Ad Alpes Penninos, sta., 488.
Ad Antonam, station, 496.
Ad Aquas, station, 492.
AEdui, 464.
AElecti, 402.
AElia Castra, station, 500.
AEscendune, 27.
AEsica, river, 451.
Afene, river, 12.
Agned, Edinburgh, 113.
Akalon, river in Greece, 93.
Akeman Street, 478.
Alauna, city, 445, 451, 478, 489, 496.
---- river, 449, 486.
Alba, now Albano in Italy, 91.
Albania, now Scotland, 109.
Albion, notices of, 106, 419, 421.
Alcluith, city, 112, 134, 212, 235, 437, 452.
Alicana, 488.
Allobroges, in Switzerland, 126.
Alps, Pennine, 447.
Ambrius, mt., 214, 217, 221.
Ambrons, 212, 229.
Anderida, port, 478, 497.
---- wood, 438, 499.
---- town, 439, 499.
Andros, isles, 463.
Angles, their origin, 400.
Anglia, 5.
Andredes-leage, Anderida, 7.
Antivestaeum, prom., 441, 460.
Antona, river, 439.
Antoninus's Itinerary, 473.
Apoldre, Appledore, 35.
Aquae Solis, 440, 456, 492-494.
Aquitaine, in France, 102.
Aravius, mountain, 254.
Argitta, river, 459.
Argolicum, station, 486.
Armorica, 169, 177.
Artavia, 441, 477.
Ashdune, Aston, 54.
Athelingay, Athelney, 31.
Atlantic Ocean, 459.
Attacotti, 452.
Atrebates, 439, 497.
Aufona, river, 446.
Augusta, London, 445.
Ausoba, bay, 459.
Austrinum, 460.
Auterii, 459.
Auterum, town, 460.
Avalonia, city, 271, 440, 477.
Avene, river, 7.
Axanminster, 17.
Azara, mountains, 101.
Badon-hill, 200, 313, 409.
Ballium, station, 496.
Banatia, town, 452.
Banchorium, station and monastery, 275, 444, 483.
Banna, river, 459.
Barba, river, 250, 252.
Bassas, river, 408.
Bath. Vide _Aquae Solis and Thermae_.
Bdora, estuary, 437.
Beadanhead, Bedwin, 13.
Beandune, 12.
Bebbanburgh, Bambrough, 39, 414.
Bedanford, Bedford, 8.
Belgae, 439.
Bennavenna, 483.
Benonae, 444.
Benonnis, 483, 500.
Bensingtun, Benson, 8.
Beodoricsworthe, Bury St. Edmunds, 26.
Beorgforda, Burford, 15.
Berin-byrig, Banbury? 8.
Berneich, province, 413, 414.
Bibracte, 494, 495, 497.
Bibrocum, town, 439.
Billingsgate, 131.
Blestium, station, 496.
Bodotria, estuary, 450.
Boduni, 444.
Bolerium, promontory, 441.
Bovium, station, 493.
Brannogenium, town, 443, 479, 495.
Branogena, town, 445.
Breguoin, mountain, 409.
Bremenium, stip., 449, 457, 477, 487.
Brigae, station, 498.
Brigantes, 447, 465.
Brigantia, kingdom, 447.
---- city, 460.
Brigantum, Extrema, 447.
Briga, river, 460.
Brinavae, station, 500.
Britannia Inferior, pro., 437.
---- Prima, pro., 436.
---- Secunda, pro., 437, 443.
---- Superior, pro., 437, 443.
British provinces, 436.
Brocavonacae, sta., 491, 492.
Brunandune, Brumby, 39.
Builth, province, 407.
Bubinda, Buvinda, river, 460.
Bultrum, station, 495.
Burne, 285.
Burva, or Barva, 50.
Caegineshamme, Keynsham, 27.
Caer-badus, 114, 200.
Caer-britoc, 386.
Caer-caradauc, 191, 214.
Caer-caratauc, 386.
Caer-ceint, 386.
Caer-celemion, 386.
Caer-ceri, or cori, 63, 386.
Caer-collon, or colvin, 162, 386.
Caer-conan, 211, 212.
Caer-corrie, 186.
Caer-custeint, 386.
Caer-dubalem, 204.
Caer-daun, 386.
Caer-dauri, 386.
Caer-draithou, 386.
Caer-ebrauc, 386, 409.
Caer-gloul, 152, 153, 386, 407.
Caer-grant, 386.
Caer-guent, 386.
Caer-guintruis, 386.
Caer-guoranegon, 386.
Caer-guorcon, 386.
Caer-guorthegern, 386, 404, 406.
Caer-gurcoc, 386.
Caer-lem, 114.
Caer-liel, or luilid, 113, 386.
Caer-leir, or lerion, 114, 135, 386.
Caer-ligion, 386.
Caer-lion, or Caer-osc, 130, 380, 408.
Caer-loit-coit, 232, 386.
Caer-lud, or londein, 108, 137, 386.
Caer-maniguid, 386.
Caer-meguaid, 386.
Caer-mencipit, 386.
Caer-merdin, 192, 386.
Caer-penhuelgoit, 152.
Caer-pensavelcoit, 386.
Caer-peris, 130, 149, 150, 164, 386.
Caer-segeint, 386.
Caer-segont, 394, 443.
Caer-teim, 386.
Caer-urnahc, 386.
Caerwent, 404.
Caer-wisc, 58.
Caesarea, island, 463.
Caesariensis, province, 445.
Caesaromagus, sta., 484, 485.
Cair. For words with this prefix, see _Caer_.
Calcaria, station, 488.
Caledonia, 450, 452.
Caledonian wood, 232, 438, 446, 453.
Caledonian promontory, 454.
Caledoniae extrema, 454.
Caledonii, 453.
Caleterium, a wood, 124, 134, 201, 202.
Calleba, city, 439, 494, 496, 497, 500.
Camalodunum, called Geminae Martiae, 444, 445, 456, 465, 469, 484.
Cambodunum, town, Latian, 447, 457, 488.
Camboricum, colony, 416, 457, 485.
Cambretonium, sta., 484, 485.
Cambria, 109.
Cambula, river, 270.
Cangani, 442.
Canganum, promontory, 443.
Cangi, 459, 465.
Cangian promontory, 443.
Cangiani, 443, 444, 461.
Cangiorum, station, 444.
Canonium, station, 484.
Canovius, river, 444.
Cantabric, ocean, 459.
Cantabridge, Cambridge, 38.
Cantae, 453.
Cant Guic, 394.
Cantian state, 6, 438.
---- promontory, 421.
Cantiopolis, stipendiary, 438, 457, 482.
Cantium, promont., 422, 438.
---- region of, 438.
Carnabii, region of, 441, 444, 453.
Carnonacae, 454.
Carnubia, region of, 107, 441.
Carrum, Charmouth, 21.
Carun, river, 393.
Casae Candidae, town, 450.
Cassii, kingd. of, 444, 445, 497.
Cassiterides, Isles, 441, 463.
Cataracton, Caturacton, town under the Latian law, 447, 457, 477, 478,
486, 487, 489.
Cat Bregion, mountain, 409.
Catgwaloph, 416.
Catini, 454.
Catscaul, 415.
Cauci, 461.
Celidon, wood, 201, 232, 408.
Celnius, river, 452.
Celtae, 439.
Cenail, 393.
Cenia, city, 441, 477, 498.
Cenius, river, 441.
Cenomanni, 446.
Cerdic's-ore, 7.
Cerdic's-ford, 7.
Cerones, 454.
Cetgueli, 389.
Chippenham, a royal villa, 60, 63.
Cichican, valley, 307.
Cimbri, region of, 423, 440.
Cittanford (Ottanford?) 18.
Clas Merddyn, island, 419.
Clausentum, 439, 479, 497, 500.
Clotta, Clydda, est. 437, 450.
Cloveshoo, in Kent, 20.
Cocboy, 416.
Coccium, city, 448, 457, 479, 492.
Coitani, Coitanni, 446.
Coit-mawr, Selwood, 62.
Concangii, 460.
Condate, station, 488, 492.
Conovio, 483.
Conovium, station, 483.
Consular provinces in Britain, 438.
Contiopoli, 497.
Corbantorigum, 449.
Corinium, Corinum, town, Latian, 445, 457, 479, 492.
Coriondii, 461.
Corisennae, station, 485, 499.
Corium, 489, 490.
Cornish people, so called from Corineus, 102.
Corstopitum, Corstoplio, station, 487.
Creones, 454.
Crococolana, station, 496.
Cruachan-Aichle, mt. 411.
Cruc Occident, 394.
Cunetio, station, 494.
Cunetium, river, 439.
Curia, town, 449, 487.
Cymry, see _Cimbri_.
Cynemaeresford, Kempsford, 20.
Cynuit, Kynwith, 61.
Dabrona, river, 460.
Dacia, 123, 131.
Dalrieta, 389.
Damnia, region of, 449.
Damnii, 314, 450, 460, 461.
---- Albani, 452.
Damnonii, state of, 421, 438, 441, 465.
Daneian, wood, 201.
Danum, station, 486.
Darabona, Darabouna, riv. 459.
Decimum (Ad), station, 497.
Defna, Devonshire, 20.
Delgovicia, station, 487.
Demetians, 242, 317.
Dene, a royal villa, 71.
Derbentio, town, 481.
Dereuent, the river Darent, 188, 404.
Derventione, sta., 487, 500.
Deva, colony, called Getica, 444, 457, 477, 483, 488.
---- river, 444, 451.
Devana, city, 451.
---- sta., 473, 485, 490, 491.
Deucaledonian, ocean, 459.
Deorhamme, 9.
Deur, province, 413.
Dianae Forum, 445, 482.
Dimetiae, 317, 389, 406, 443.
Dinas Emrys, 401.
Dobona, river, 460.
Dobuni, 444.
Dolobellum, or Dorobellum, 139, 392.
Dorobernia, Canterbury, 44, 145, 183.
Dorocina, station, 500.
Dubrae, city and port, 438.
Dubris, river, 438, 497.
Duglas, river, 230, 270, 408.
Dunum, city, 460.
Duralipons, station, 485.
Durinum, stip. 440, 457, 477.
Durius, river, 441, 460, 498.
Durngueis, 58.
Durnomagus, Latian, 446, 457, 478, 485, 499.
Durnovaria, station, 498.
Durocobrivae, 477.
Durolevum, Durosevum, station, 482, 497.
Durolispons, station, 499.
Durobris, Durobrobis, Duroprovae, Durobrivae, sti. 438, 457, 477, 482,
485.
Durositum, station, 484.
Durotriges, 440.
Durovernum, 477.
Dynguayth, province, 413.
Dynguoaroy, town, 414.
Eblanae, Eblani, 460.
Eboracum, Eburacum, municipal and metropolis, 112, 447, 456, 486-489,
499.
Ebudium, Ebudum, promontory, 454.
Egbert's-stone, Brixton Deverill, 62.
Eglesburh, Aylesbury, 8.
Ellandune, Allington, 29.
Elmete, 414.
Epiacum, town, 447, 477, 486.
Epidii, 454.
Epidium, promontory, 454.
Ermyn Street, 478.
Eriri, mount, 444.
Esc's-dune, 12, 13.
Ethandune, 31, 62.
Etocetum, town, 444, 478, 483, 492, 500.
Eubonia, 386, 389.
Evoric, or Eoferwic, York, 25.
Exanceaster, Exeter, 58.
Extremitas Caledoniae, 454.
Fethanleage, 9.
Fines (Ad), 487, 499, 500.
Fines Flaviae et Secundae, 483.
---- Maximae et Flaviae, 488.
---- Trinobantum, 484.
Flavia Extrema, 446.
---- province, 436, 444.
Forum Dianae, town, 445.
Foss, the, 473.
Fraun, river, 58.
Fresicum, or Fresic sea, 400.
Fretum Meneviacum, 443.
---- Sabrinae, 442.
Gadanica, station, 489, 490.
Gadeni, 449.
Gadenia, region, 449.
---- town, 449.
Gai Campi, battle, 415.
Gaini, inhabitants of Gainsborough, 53.
Galabes, fountain, 215.
Galacium, Galgacum, town, 447.
Gallembourne, 161.
Gania, river, 208.
Garion, Garionis, river, 446.
Garionenum, station, 408.
Garnareia, 280.
Genania, region, 444.
Genoreu, 208.
Gessoriacum, port, 420.
Gewissae, 43, 203, 215.
Glebon, Glevum, colony called Claudia, 445, 457, 465, 478, 479, 492,
496.
Gleni, river, 408.
Glevesing, 402.
Gloui, Gloucester, 252, 407.
Gobanium, Gobannium, town, 442, 495.
Goemagot's leap, 108.
Grampius, mount, 450.
Grantabridge, or Grantchester, Cambridge, 30, 58.
Guasmoric, 404.
Guenet, or Guined, 401, 414.
Gather, province, 389.
Guoloppum, 416.
Guorthegirnaim, province, 406, 407.
Gurnion Castle, 408.
Gurthrenion, 404.
Gwent, 404, 407.
Gwyddelians, 423.
Gwynedd, province, 415.
Halangium, Holongum, town, 441, 477.
Hamo's Port, Southampton, 125, 150, 166, 232.
Hamptonshire, Hampshire, 16.
Hamptun, Southampton, 22.
Heathfield, 284.
Heavenfield, 285.
Hebudes, isles, 461, 462.
Hedui, 440, 497.
Helenis, Helenum, pro. 441.
Hengeston, in Cornwall, 22.
Herculea, isle, 441.
Hercules, pillars of, 441.
Herculis, promontory.
Hereri, mount, sta., 401, 404.
Hethlege, Hatfield, 13.
Hibernia, 457, 464, 465, 467.
Hiernam (Ad), station, 490.
Horestii, 451.
Ibernia, town, 461.
Ibernii, 460.
Ibernus, river, 460.
Iceni, 447, 478.
Iglea, Okeley, 62.
Ignesham, Eynsham, 8.
Iknield Street, 473, 477.
Ila, river, 453.
Inis-gueith, or Gueith, 386.
Internal sea, 459.
Ireland, vide _Hibernia_.
Isannavaria, Isanta Varia, station, 483, 500.
Isca, colony, metropolis, named Secunda, 442, 456.
Isca, (Caerleon) 456, 493, 495, 496.
---- river, 441, 442.
---- stipendiary, Exeter, 441, 477, 479, 492, 498.
Ischalis, 440.
Isinnae, station, 485.
Isurium, city, 447, 478, 486, 488.
Itineraries, various, 476.
Itunae, river, 449, 451.
Itunam (Ad), sta., 490, 491.
Itys, river, 454.
Jena, river, 450.
Kaer, for words with this prefix, see _Caer_.
Karitia, 118.
Kidaleta, 280.
Killaraus, mountain, 215, 217.
Kriou metopon, pron. 441.
Kunetius, river, 439.
Lactorodum, station, 482.
Lapidem (Ad), station, 497.
Latian law, cities or towns, governed by, 457.
Latarae, station, 489.
Lebarum, 460.
Legecester, 276, 277.
Legiolium, Legotium, station, 480, 500.
Legions, city, 131, 132, 155, 161, 217, 242, 269, 271, 408.
Leircestre, Leicester, 111, 114.
Lelanus, bay 454.
Lemanianus, Portus, 497.
Lemanum, station, 497.
Lemanus, river, 438.
---- town, 438.
Leonaford, a royal villa, 73.
Letavia, 177.
Leucarum, station, 493.
Libnius, river, 459.
Liganburh, Lenbury, 8.
Limite, station, 487.
Lindesia, or Lindsey, 184, 232.
Lindocolinum, 232.
Linligwan, 237.
Lindum, 451, 490.
---- colony, 446, 457, 478, 484-486, 496, 499.
Linuis, province, 408.
Llan-Patern, bishopric, 271.
Loebius, river, 460.
Loegria, 109, 423.
Logi. 453.
Londinum Augusta, col. and met. Londinium, 108, 227, 238, 445, 456,
465, 482, 484, 494, 496-499.
London, rebuilt by Alfred, 74.
Longus, river, 454.
Lovantium, town, 443.
Loxa, river, 453.
Lucani, 460.
Lucophibia, town, 450.
Ludgate, London, 137.
Lugubalia, Luguballium, Luguballie, Luguvalium, town, Latian, 404,
448, 457, 479, 489, 491.
Lumond, lake, 235.
Lyncalidor, lake of, 452.
Maeatae, 449, 466.
Macobicum, Macolicum, 460.
Madus, river, 438.
---- station, 497.
Magiovinium, station, 482.
Magna, 442, 495.
Maiden Way, 479.
Maisbeli, Maybury, 210.
Maisuriam, 164.
Malua, river, 102.
Manau Gustodin, prov. 414.
Manavia, 458.
Mancunium sta., 488, 492, 500.
Manduesanedum, 483.
Mansio in Medio, 499.
Mare Internum, 459.
---- Vergivum, 459.
---- Thule, 459.
Margan, 119, 120.
Margidunum, station, 496.
Maridunum, 404, 443, 457, 478, 479, 494.
Maxima, province, 436, 447.
Maxima Caesariensis, 486.
Mearcraedsburn, 7.
Medio (In), station, 491, 499.
Mediolanum, 443.
---- station, 477, 484, 492.
---- Hib. 460.
Meicen, town, 413.
Menapia, ct. 443, 460, 478, 479.
Menapiam, (Ad) st. 493, 494.
Menapii, 461.
Menavia, 389.
Meranton, Merton, 16.
Meresige, Mersey, 36.
Merscwari, 19, 22.
Mertae, 454.
Metaris, estuary, 446.
Michael's Mount, 252.
Middleton, Milton, 36.
Mile, the Roman, 475.
Minmanton, 394.
Modona, river, 460.
Mona, isle, 434, 443, 469.
Monoeda, island, 458.
Mons Jovis, 394.
Montem Grampium (Ad), station, 490, 491.
Moridunum, 498.
Morini, 133, 440.
Mount Paladur, Shaftesbury, 114.
Muridunum, stip. 443, 457.
Murum (Ad), station, 486.
Musidum, town. 441, 477.
Nabaeus, river, 454.
Nagnata, town, 459.
Nautgallim, 161.
Nidum, station, 493.
Northworthig, Derby, 27.
Novantae, 449.
Novantia, region, 449.
Novantum Chersonesus, 421, 449.
Noviomagus, town, 439, 477, 478, 497, 499.
Novius, river, 449.
Oboca, river, 460.
Oceanus Athlanticus, or Britannicus, 459.
---- Cantabricus, 459.
---- Deucalidonius, 459.
---- Internus, 459.
---- Vergivus, 459.
Ocrinum, mount, 441.
---- prom. 421, 441.
Octorupium, promont. 443.
Oestromenides, isles, 441.
Oghgul race, 400.
Olicana, Alicana, town, 447, 477.
Orcades, isles, 462, 466.
Orcadum, promontory, 454.
Ordovicia, region of, 444.
Ordovices, 442, 443.
Orrea, town, 451, 490, 491.
Ossismii, 463.
Ottadini, 449.
Ottadinia, 449.
Oxellum, promontory, 447.
Paladur, 114.
Palmecaster, 404.
Parisii, 447.
Pederydan, Petherton, 12.
Peneltun, 393.
Penguaul, 393.
Pennocrucium, 483.
Penoxullum, promont., 453.
Petuaria, 447, 487, 499.
Picti, 466, 467.
Pontem (Ad), sta., 496, 497.
Pontesbury, 13.
Portcester, Porchester, 149.
Praeturium, station, 487.
Praesutagus, 447.
Prima, province, 436, 442.
Portus, Anderida, 478, 497.
---- Felix, 447.
---- Leminianus, 497.
---- Magnus, 439, 479, 497.
---- Rhutupis, 420.
---- Sistuntiorum, 488.
Pryffetesflodan, Privett, 16.
Ptoroton, metropolis, Latian, 452, 457, 490, 491.
Quintanwic, Canterbury, 22.
Ragae, stip., 446, 457.
Ratiscorion, 496.
Redonum, 170.
Regia, 460.
Regnum, Regentium, 439, 478, 497.
Regulbium, 438, 497.
Renis, river, 407.
Reopandune, Repton, 17.
Rerigonium, 448, 488.
Rheba, metropolis, 459, 461.
Rhebeus, 459.
---- river, 461.
Rhebeus, lake, 461.
Rhemi, 439.
Rhobogdii, 459.
Rhobogdium, 459.
Rhufina, 460.
Rhutupis, colony and metropolis, 438, 456, 482, 497.
---- portus, 145, 152, 420.
Richard's Itinerary, original text, 480.
Ricnea, isle, 463.
Roman roads in Britain, 125, 472-500.
Romana Insula, 446.
Ruim, isle of Thanet, 45, 397.
Ruteni, 138.
Rutunium, station, 484.
Ryknield Street, 478.
Sabrina, estuary, river, 111, 440, 442, 443, 445.
---- strait of, 441.
Sabrinam (Ad), station, 493.
Sacrum, promontory, 460.
Saessenaeg habail, 404.
Salinae, 445, 479, 492.
Salt Way, the Upper, 479.
Sariconium, 442, 496.
Sarna, isle, 463.
Scarburh, Old Sarum, 8.
Sceapige, the Isle of Sheppey, 21.
Scotti, 459, 461, 464, 468.
Seccandune, Seckington, 17.
Secunda, prov., 436, 437, 442.
Segontiaci, 438, 439, 497.
Segontium, Seguntium, stip., 440, 443, 457, 477, 483, 484.
Selgovae, 449.
Selgovia, region of, 449.
Selinam (Ad), sta., 490, 491.
Selwoodshire, Sherborne, 14.
Senae, isles, 463.
Senones, 429, 443, 464.
Senus, river, 460.
Seteja, river, 447.
Set thirgabail, 404.
Sexta Colonia, see _Eboracum_.
Sigdiles, isles, 463.
Silimnus, isles, 463.
Silures, 422, 442, 443, 470.
Sistuntii, 447.
Sistuntiorum Portus, 488.
Sitomagus, station, 484.
Snotingaham, Nottingh., 26.
Sorbiodunum, town, Latian, 439, 457, 477, 498.
Sore, river, 114, 119.
Southampton, 439
Spinae, station, 494.
Staeningham, Steyning, 49.
Stemrugam, Stonehenge? 49.
Stipendiary towns, 457.
Stonehenge, 272.
Streaneshalch, Whitby, 13.
Sture, river, 111.
Sturium Amnem (Ad), station, 484.
Sturius, river, 438.
Suanewic, Swanwich, 59.
Sulomagus, station, 482.
Surius, river, 446.
Sygdiles, isles, 441.
Taixali, 451.
Taixalorum, promont., 451.
Tamara, river, 498.
---- town, 441, 477.
Tamarus, river 441.
Tamea, 452, 491.
Tamesis, station, 500.
Tavum (Ad), station, 490.
Taum, 477.
Tavus, river, 443, 451.
Tenet, Isle of Thanet, 45.
Termolus, 441, 477.
Thamesis, river, 436, 439, 443, 444.
Thanatos, isle, 463.
Thancastre, 186.
Theodosia, town, Latian, 452, 457.
Thermae, colony, named Aquae Solis, 456, 465.
Thornsaeta, 58.
Thule, isle, 419, 462.
---- province, 452.
Tibia, river, 493.
Tiggocobauc, Nottingham, 53.
Tina, river, 449, 451.
Tinam (Ad), sta., 490, 491.
Tintagel, 224.
Tisam (Ad), 486.
Tosibus, river, 444.
Totness, 106, 207, 233.
Towy, river, 406.
Trajectus, station, 493.
Trat Treuroit, river, 409.
Trimontium, 449, 489, 490.
Trinobantes, 444.
Trinobantia, region of, 444.
Trinobantum, 108, 114, 122, 131, 137, 142, 145, 392, 445, 477, 478.
Tripontium, sta., 483, 500.
Trivona, river, 446.
Trivonam (Ad), 500.
Troy, New, 108.
Tueda, river, 449, 486.
Tuessis, river, 452.
---- town, 452.
Tuessim (Ad), sta., 490, 491.
Turnis, city, 388.
Uriconium, Urioconium, 444, 477, 483, 495.
Urus, river, 447.
Uxaconia, station, 483.
Uxella, river, 440.
Uxella, mount, 450.
---- town, 441, 479.
Uxellam Amnem (Ad), station, 492.
Uxellum, town, 449.
Vacomagi, 451.
Vagnaca, station, 483, 497.
Valentia, province, 436, 450, 471.
Vallis-doloris, 408.
Vallum of Hadrian, 466.
---- Antoninus, 450.
---- Severus, 436, 448, 406.
---- (Ad), station, 486, 489-491.
Vanduaria, 450.
Varar, estuary, 437, 452.
---- river, 437, 452.
Varis, station, 483, 491.
Vatarae, station, 489.
Vecta, Vectis, isle, 5, 7, 8, 462, 469.
Vecturones, 451.
Velatorii, 460.
Veneti, 422, 463.
Venicnii, islands, 459.
Venicnium, head or promontory, 459.
Venisnia, island, 459.
Vennicuii, 459.
Vennonis, 496.
Venricones, 451.
Venromentum, station, 496.
Venta, Belgarum, stip., 439, 446, 457, 479, 496, 498.
---- Cenom, or Icenor, stip., 446, 457, 484, 485.
---- Silurum, stip., 442, 457, 479, 493.
Ventageladia, station, 498.
Verlucione, 494.
Verolamium, Verulamium, municipal, 445, 456, 465, 417, 482.
Verubium, or Viuvedrum, promontory, 454.
Vespasiana, province, 436, 450, 452.
Via Julia, 493.
Victoria, town under the Latian law, 451, 457, 490, 491.
Vidua, river, 459.
Vegesimum,(Ad), st., 493, 494.
Vindelia, Vindilios, island, 440, 463.
Vinderus, river, 460.
Vindomora, station, 487.
Vindomis, 496, 497, 500.
Vindonum, stip., 439, 457.
Vinovium, Vindovium, 447, 477, 478, 486, 487.
Vinvedrum, Virvedrum, promontory, 454.
Virioconium, Viriconium, 483, 484.
Vodiae, 460.
Vodium, promontory, 460.
Volsas Sinus, 454.
Voluba, 441, 477, 498.
Voluntii, 459, 460, 461.
Vorreda, station, 489.
Walls, Roman, 444.
Wanating, Wantage, 43.
Wautsum, estuary, 397, 462.
Wales, 441.
Watling Street, 476.
Wedale, or Wodale, 408.
West Chester, 442.
Wiccii, 63.
Wicgambeorg, Wembury, 44.
Wight, island, see _Vecta_.
Weolod, Welland, river, 37.
Westmaria, 153.
Wilsaetum, Wiltshire, 20.
Wisseans, 164.
Wodnesbyrg, 9.
Wothnesbeorghge, Wanborough, 14
Wubbandune, 8.
Y Vel Ynys, island, 419.
ROMAN PROVINCES AND ENGLISH COUNTIES.
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