A Source-Book of English Social History

by M. E. Monckton Jones

INDEX

Abbey, [26]
----, Westminster, [136]
Abbot, [29], [32], [39]
Acapulce, [116]
Acton Burnell, Statue of, [12]
Adam of Gloucester, [15], [21]
Admiral, [92], [110]
Æthelstane, [2], [48]
Æthelwald, [10]
Albuquerque, [121]
Alderman, [10], [19], [27], [57], [60], [61], [69], [72], [123]
Aldgate, [60], [129]
Alexius, [38]
Alfred, King, [10], [15], [21]
Alien, [48], [60]
Allmund, [10]
Alloy, [89]
All Souls, [68]
Almaine, [63], [66], [122]-[5], [130]
Almond, [93]
Alms, [96]
Almshouse, [101]
Alnwick, [83]
Alum, [53]
Ambassador, [132], [134], [139]
Ambulatory (cloister), [34]
America, [152], [157], [161], [162], [167], [175]
Anabaptist, [155]
Anderby, Richard, [98]
Angell, Michael, [115], [116]
Anne of Bohemia, [126]
Anselm, [29]
Antiphonary (book of chants), [3]
Anti-Semite, [73]
Approval, [83]
Apulia, [38]
Arab, [29], [38]
Arbalester (slinger), [77]
Archbishop, [37]
Archer, [77]
Ardnot of Spalding, [37]
Arequipa, [115]
Arica, [114]
Aristotle, [37]
Arkwright, [169]
Armourer, [26], [131]
Arquebuse (gun), [113], [116]
Arrow, [33], [94], [113], [130]
Articles of Confederation, [167]
Artillery, [118], [131], [140]
Arundel, Earl of, [148]
Assay, [16], [144]
Ashwell, [135]
Assize, [59], [65]
---- of bread, [144]
Astronomy, [69]
Assumption, [100]
Augustine, [1], [100]
Averagium (carrying service), [14]
Award, [63]
Bailiff, [17], [18], [19], [22], [53], [68]
---- of Husbandry, [88]
---- of Cambridge, [103]
Bailiwick, [59]
Baker, [19], [68]
Banner, [22], [26]
Barnard, Peres, [76]
Baron of Exchequer, [48], [56], [59]
Barrel, [18]
Bartholomew of Cremona, [42]
----, Saint, [54]
Baptista, Alon o Rodriguez, [115]
Basings, Thomas de, [67]
Bassett, Sir Philip, [67]
Baptist, Saint John, [25]
Battle Abbey, [3]
----, Customs of, [12]-[14], [87]
Beaver, [162]
Bedeste (bedstead), [26]
Beech, [30]
Bell, [33]
----, Great, of St. Paul’s, [63], [114]
Bishop, as civil ruler, [7], [9], [32], [57], [100]
Bishopsgate, [123]
Black Death, [49]
---- Sea, [46]
Blancher, [56]
Blund, Peter, [58]
Boc (book, i.e., written record), [9], [29], [87]
Bocara, [46]
Bolgara, [46]
Bondman, [11]
Booth, [18]
Boroughbridge, [49]
Bot (amends), [3], [7]
Boundary, [2]
Brabant, John of, [16]
Brass, [33]
Bread, [59], [144]
Bribe, [66]
Briggshott, [156]
Bristol, [19], [21]
Britain, [28], [121]
Bronze, [36]
Brotheredyas (brotherhoods), [26], [27]
Brundisium (Brindisi), [38]
Buckerel, Stephen, [63]
Burel-cloth, [17]
Burh (burg, bury, borough, a fortified place), [8]
Burgess, [19], [96], [132]
Butcher, [19], [143]
Byfleet, [76]
Bynch (bench), [25]
Cadiz, [107]
Callao, [115]
Cambaluc, [47]
Cambridge, [102]
Camel, [40]
Campe, [92]
Candlemass (February 2), [90]
Cannibal, [109]
Canoe, [109]
Canterbury, [8]
Captain, [91], [101], [116], [130]
Carambaru, [112]
Carnatic, [101]
Carpini, Friar John de Plano, [29], [40]-[5]
Carucate (120 acres, 1 hide), [52]
Castle, [84]
Castille, [106], [112]
Catesby, [100]
Cathay (Kythay), [41], [45], [106], [107], [108]
Cattle, [4], [5], [11], [12], [40], [43], [83], [159]
Ceres (goddess of corn), [147]
Cecil, Sir Thomas, [147]
Ceorl (freeman), [4]
Challenger, [86]
Chancery, [72]
Chantry, [97]
Chaplain, [27]
Chapman (trader), [4], [6], [126]
Chapter-house, [34], [36]
Charles I, II, [16], [150], [153]
Chari, [110]
Charter (written grant or licence), [10], [16], [21], [28], [32], [33], [66], [67], [124]
Chattel, [20]
Cheese, [18]
Chepe, [68]
Chichester, [8]
Chile, [115]
Chimney, [25]
Chippenham, [95]
Chinghiz Cham, [41]
Chirograph, [32], [57], [74]
Chubb, Richard, [25]
Cinque Ports, [63]
Citeaux, Monastery of, [29]
City of London, [49], [63], [78], [125]
Clerk, Common, [26]
---- of the Compters, [27], [33]
---- of the Irons, [59]
----, Walter, [95], [99]
Clerkenwell, [130]
Clipping, [48], [56], [75]
Clive, [121]
Cloister, [29], [33], [35], [96]-[8]
Close, [4], [83]
Cloth, [17], [20]
----, broad, [24], [54], [79], [82], [93], [134]
---- market, [156]
Clout, Robin, [103]
Coal, [159]
Coffer, [19], [24], [26], [94]
Cog, [78]
Coinage, [48], [50], [75], [82], [89]
Colchero, [117]
Colechurch Street, [73]
Columbus, [106]-[13]
Colworthe, Joan, [98], [99]
Commandments, Ten, [5]
Common Council, [19]
---- Field System, [83], [87], [89]
Commonalty (community), [17], [21], [56], [73]
Commons, [61], [64], [72], [82], [93], [100], [102]
Compensation, [1], [2]
Compurgators, [99]
Compact of Government, [154]
Company, Livery, [16], [26], [122], [129], [149]
Congress, [166]
Constable, [19], [48], [129]
---- of Tower, [58], [63], [67]
---- Lists, [86]
----, Town, [88]
Constantinople, [38], [42], [45], [106]
Convent, [10], [39], [96], [98]
Cope, [27]
Copper, [39], [89]
Corn, [9], [12], [30], [32], [36], [41], [53], [66], [68], [123]
Cornhill, [129]
Cornwall, Richard Earl of, [123]
Coromandel, [161]
Corrody, corrodier (tenure—tenant by service of one night’s lodging), [36], [96]
Corporation, [23], [26], [102]
Corsair, [119]
Council, [19], [27], [53], [67], [74], [147]
Court of Common Bench, [15]
----, City, [19]
---- roll, [10]
---- Leet, [49], [52], [122], [140]-[6]
----, Ecclesiastical, [55]
----, East India Company, [6]
---- of Directors, [121]
Courtier, [121], [134], [135]
Craft gilds, [15], [19], [62]
Crompton, [170]
Cromwell, Sir Henry, [147]
----, Oliver, [147]
----, Robert, [147]
Cross bow, [93]
---- of St. Paul’s, [60]
---- and Pile, [75]
Croyland, [27]
Crusade, [29], [49]
Customary tenants roll, [10], [11], [12], [21], [28], [32], [66], [67], [124]
Dantzic, [156]
Deane, [152], [167]
Defoe, Daniel, [151]
Despencer, Hugh le, [61]-[3]
----, Madame le, [76]
Diego, Columbus, [112]
----, Mandez, [106]
Dissent, [153]-[5]
Dormitory, [34], [36], [39], [100]
Dooms, [3]
Doomsday, [31]
Dover, [61]
Drake, Sir Francis, [106], [113]-[9]
Drawback, [166]
Duke, [27], [41]
Dupleix, [121]
Durgis (dirges), [25]
Dutch (Deutsch = German), [43], [93], [121], [124]
Dytton, [102]
Easterling (sterling) (man or coin from Eastern Europe), [82], [120], [124], [165]
East India Company, [120], [132], [163]
Eclaf, [10]
Education, [9]
Edward I, Sir, [26], [49], [52], [64], [69], [77]
---- the Confessor, [32]
---- II, [49], [75]
---- III, [27]
---- IV, [25], [27], [125]
---- de Westminster, [56]
Edwardes, Sir Clement, [148]
Elizabeth, [28], [82], [118], [120], [147], [153]
Ell, [54]
Elsin of Pyncebek, [37]
Emperor, [29], [41], [47]
Enclosure, [83], [100]-[5], [177]
Engineer, [77]
Engraver, [50]
Engrosser, ingrosser, [17], [143]
Enriquez, Don Martin, [116]
Envoy, [46]
Earl (jarl, Danish title of district ruler), [7]
Espanola, [109]
Essex, [101], [147]
Estate, [32]
Ethelbald, [10], [30]
Ethelbert, [3]
Ethelred, [9]
Ethiopian, [109]
European, [28]
Exchange, [51], [54]
Exchequer, [51], [95]
Exeter, Excete, Mint at, [8]
----, Gild at, [23], [24]
Exploration, [106], [122]
Factory, [181]
Fair of St. Botolph, [54]
---- of Westminster, [62]
Falcheon, [117]
Falstaffe, Sir John, [93]
Famine, [49], [66], [178]
Fanne, [102]
Farm (ferme), [31], [83]
---- fee, [18], [21]
Farmers-general, [173]
Farthing, [51]
Fealty, [31], [63]
Feast, [22]
---- of All Saints, [50]
Fee, [18], [31]
Felaschipe (fellowship), [24], [92]
Fens, [30], [147]-[150]
Ferdinand of Spain, [107]
Feudal, [28], [29]
Fine, [19], [26], [54], [59]
Fire of London, [125]
Fishmonger, [73], [145]
Fitzalan, Peter, [55]
Fitzthomas, Thomas, [61], [64]
Fitzwilliams, Sir William, [147]
Flagon, [28]
Flanders, [92],

[138]
Fleece, [5]
Fleet, [82]
---- Prison, [96], [167]
Fleming, [16]
Flesh, [4], [5], [74]
Floods, [28]
Folkmote, [49], [60]
Folkright, [7]
Fontenelle, [29], [39]
Foreigner (person from another district), [7], [58]
Forestaller, [143]
Forest, [32]
Forfeiture, [53], [93]
Forstage (forecastle), [90]
France, [28], [36], [39]
----, King of, [63], [77], [92], [157], [161]
Franchise, [17], [20], [56], [96], [123]
Franklin, [152], [161], [167]
Frankpledge, [15], [122]
Frater, [96], [98]
Fraternity, [15], [26], [27]
Frederick II, [29]
Freeholder, [17]
Freeman, [3], [11], [17], [21], [123]
----, Robert, [134]
French, [77], [78]
Friar, [40]
---- Minorite, [40]
---- Ascelline, [40]
---- Bartholomew, [42]
----, Black, [102], [107]
Frieze, [93]
Froissart, [82]
Fulmar, Lord Monk, [35]
Furme (form), [25]
Galley, [78], [116]
Games, [130], [131]
Gates, [18]
----, Aldgate, Bridgegate, Ludgate, Newgate, [59], [60], [123]
Gemot, [6], [10]
Geneat (mounted servant), [10]
Genoa, [29]
Genoese, [38], [45], [82]
Gerbert, [39]
German, [29], [38], [122], [158]
Gihald, [20], [21]
Gild, [15]-[26], [120]
----, Great, [15]
----, Merchant, [15]
Gildfeast, [22]
Gildhall, [15], [19], [64], [65], [68]
---- Great sale, [18]
Glaive, [86], [94]
Glastonbury, [27]
Gloucester, [9], [21]
Gold, [41], [44], [47]
---- penny, [51]
----, sheet, [51], [66], [110], [117]
Goset, [42]
Goths, [12]
Gown, [24], [26], [27]
Gradal, [34]
Greeks, [29]
Gregory de Rokesle, [51]
Gresham, [94]
Guernsey, [92]
Guest house, [96]
Gule (August [1]), [75]
Guthlac, St., [30]
Habit, [27]
Haco of Multon, [37]
Halesley, Agnes, [100]
Halifax, [156]-[8]
Hall, [34]-[6], [47]
----, Great, [57]
----, King’s, [72]
----, Road, [123]
Hamburg, [156]
Hansa League, [82], [92], [120], [122]-[5]
Hardel, Ralph, [59]
Hargreaves, [169]
Harness, [85], [129]
Hastings, [8]
Hastings, Warren, [121]
Haunsard, William, [78]
Hawes, Nathaniel, [134]
Hawkins, John, [113], [118]
Haytime, [13], [14]
Helmet, [32], [84]-[7]
Hemp, [124], [126]
Henry I, [48]
---- II, [26], [28]
---- III, [59], [66], [122]
---- IV, [49], [82], [83], [120]
---- V, [27]
---- VI, [27]
---- VII, [82], [83]
---- VIII, [29], [82], [147], [153]
---- de Ba, [57], [65]
Herald, [85], [86]
Herbert, Sir William, [101]
Hereford Iter, [16], [21]
Hervi, Herevy, Walter de, [72]
Holinshed, [83]
Holland, [92], [156]
Holy Land, [57]
Homage, [28], [31]
Horn, [3], [4], [32]
Hostel, [52], [53]
Hundred, [31], [122]
Hungerford, Robert, [93]-[5]
Hunting, [131], [195]
Huntingdon, [149]
Husbandry, [87], [88]
Hutton, Mrs. Thomas, [101]
Ides, [64]
Incendiary, [127]
Independent, [155]
Independence, [167]
Indian, [109]
Indies, [106], [112]
----, West, [164]
Ingulf, [29]-[40]
Infirmary, [34], [36], [96]-[8]
Innocent IV, Pope, [40]
Inquest, [19]
Ireland, [163]
Iron, [18], [86], [87]
Isabella of Spain, [106]
Italian, [29], [52], [118]
Ivory, [133]
Jack, [93], [94]
Jake of the North, [103]
James I, [120], [153]
Java, [46]
Jehanghir, [120], [132]
Jerusalem, [39]
Jesus Lane, [101]
Jew, [48], [57], [72], [73]
John at Well, [25]
---- de Gatesdene, [57]
---- de Gyteorz, [59]
Joinville, [82]
Joppa, [38]
Juana (North Caico), [108]
Juliana of Weston, [37]
Justice, [6]
---- of the Peace, [82], [89]
---- , Chief, [147]
Karakoram, [46]
Kelaat (a robe of honour), [121]
Kent, [3]
----, John, [24], [101]
Kertell (kirtle), [24]
Khan, [41]
----, Great, [46]
----, Kublai, [46]
King, [1], [21]
---- John, [66], [87]
----, E. I. Co.’s relations with, [121]
King’s beam, [130]
---- income, [48]
King’s mint, [48]
Knight, [28], [32], [63], [64]
Korsova, [42]
Kymbalde, [102]
Kyngeston, Sir Will de, [76]
Kythay (China), [41], [45]
Labourer, [82]
Lake village, [27]
Lambes, Andrew, [102]
Lammas, [102]
Lancaster, Thomas Earl of, [49], [78], [81], [174]
Landless man, [7]
Latins, [38], [46]
Latten, [36]
Law, [1], [2], [3]-[9]
---- merchant, [16], [21]
---- day, [19]
Lead, [29], [33]
Leather, [18]
Leech (doctor), [5]
Leeds, [155]-[8]
Leet Court, [139]
Leicester, Earl of, [64]
Leiburne, Sir Roger de, [64]
Lepers, [74]
Letters Patent (charters), [16], [26]
Levant, [46], [106]
Level, [122], [147]-[50]
Lewes, [8]
Leys, [102]
Libel of English Policy, [82]
Library, [29], [35]
Lime-burner, [97]
Lincoln, [16], [22], [96]
Lincolnshire, [101]
Lincolnshire’s Inn, [125]
Linen-armourers, [26]
Lists, [86]
Livery Companies, [16], [75], [130]
Lollard, [153]
Lombard, [48]
London, [8], [31], [37], [48], [54], [124]-[9]
Longbow, [93], [130]
Longridge, [10]
Lord, [2], [3], [4], [5], [7], [27], [83]
Lord’s Anointed, [155]
Los Reys, [115]
Lot, [26]
Lübeck, [92]
Ludgate, [60], [75]
Lycia, [38]
Lynch John, [25]
Lynne, King’s, [150]
Madeira, [163]
Magalanus, Strait of, [114]
Malay, [121]
Malluccos, [114]
Man, [2], [3], [10], [132]
Manchester, [175]
Manor, [10]
---- of Alsistum, [12], [63]
---- of Gresham, [93]
Mansion, [94], [126]
Manumission, [11]
Market, [7], [8], [67], [142], [145]
----, Cloth, [156]
Marle, [174]
Mars, [36]
Marshal, [63]
---- of the Lists, [86]
Martinmas, [90]
Mary, Queen, [153]
Mass, [32]
Mass-priest, [7], [9]
Massacre, [112]
Mast (nuts), [4], [10]
Master, [19], [20], [23]
---- of Exchange, [51]
---- worker, [50]
Mastresse, [26], [29], [88]
Mattheu, John, [25]
Maundy Thursday, [80]
Mayor, [15], [17], [19], [25], [27], [48], [55], [72], [123]
Measure, [69], [73], [145]
Melter, [50]
Mendez, Diego, [106]
Mentz (Mainz), [38]
Merchant Adventurers, [16]
---- Gild, [15], [48], [49], [122]
Merchants, [17], [19], [25], [27], [48], [55], [72], [82], [120], [122], [123], [124], [149], [161]
Mercia, [9]
Mercury, [36]
Meston, Walter de, [72]
Michaelmas, [14], [17], [19]
Middlesex, [48], [56]
Midlent, [57]
Mill, [18], [63]
Mint, [2], [49]
Misdoer, [18]
Moal (Mogul), [40], [44], [120], [133]
Molyns, [93]-[5]
Monk, [29]-[40], [83], [96]-[8], [147]
Montague, Sir Edward, [147]
Moot, gemot, [6], [10], [49]
Nabob, [161]
Nadir, [36]
Narva, [157]
Naval, [82], [90], [107]
Nave, [29]
Nene, [148]
Nets, [58], [68], [145]
New England, [157], [164]
Newgate, [59]
New Weir, [67]
Nicaragua, [116]
Nicolas, [42]
Noble, gold, [109]
Nomad, [28], [42]-[5]
Nombre de Dios, [118]
Non-importation, [162]
Norman, [28], [29]-[40], [54]
Northampton, [150]
North Caico, [108]
North Sea, [119]
Novice, [29]
Oak, [30]
Oath, [2], [7], [9], [19]
---- of loyalty, [49], [61], [63], [123]
Oferhyrnes (fine), [8]
Oies (hear!), [87]
Oratory, [30]
Ore (Danish coin), [7]
Orders, [83]
Osed (cloth), [24]
Otter, [104]
Ox, [2], [5], [13], [42]-[5]
Oxford, [37]
----, Statues of, [60], [62], [63]
Paganism, [2]
Paita, [115]
Palace, [47]
Palm Sunday, [74]
Panama, [115]
Pannage (right to feed swine; rent for same), [4], [10]
Papacy, [29]
Paper, [44]
Parish, [10], [132], [146], [179]
Park, [101]
Parliament, [49], [83], [89], [90], [94], [95], [96], [153]
Partney, [97]
Paston Letters, [83], [93]
Patriarch,

[38]
Pawn, [99]
Pease porridge, [136]
Peeke, William, [25]
Peer, [58]
Pembroke, Earl of, [49]
Penhale, Thomas, [25]
Penticost, [57], [59], [60]
Penzance, [99]
Pepper, [53]
Persia, [46]
Persian, [134]
---- Gulf, [121]
Peru, [116]
Pesage, [53]
Pestilence, [127]
Peterborough, [150]
Petersburgh, [156]
Petition, [89], [94], [164]
Pewter, [24]
Pezo (peso, Spanish coin, 3s. 11d.); [114], [115]
Philip and Mary, [124]
Phillippinas (Phillipines), [116]
Pickering, [81]
Pilgrim, [22]
Pilgrimage, [38]
Pillory, [68]
Pirate, [92]
Piwelesdone, Thomas, [63]
Plaintiff, [21]
Plancher, [93], [138]
Plea of the Crown, [65]
Plumber, [33]
Police, [101], [122], [140]-[6]
Pollard, [52]
Pollaxe, [93]
Polo, Maffeo, [45]
----, Marco, [29], [45]-[7]
----, Nicolas, [45]
Pomerania, [156]
Pope Innocent IV., [40], [48], [75], [162]
Popham, Chief Justice Sir John, [147]
Populace, [60], [61], [72]
Port (town with market), [7], [8]
Portingall (Portuguese), [114], [118], [121], [132], [161]
Portland, [92]
Potell, [24]
Pound, [142]
Powte (a young bird), [147]
Praedicante, [40]
Precept, [59]
Presbyterian, [155]
Press, [91]
Price, [49], [78], [79]
Prior, [54]
----, [7], [55]-[98]
Prisage, [67]
Prison, [45], [54], [98]
Privilege, [83], [96], [123], [131], [137]
Proclamation, [52], [53], [100], [108]
Proctector, Lord, [100]
Protestant, [153]
Provence, [53]
Prussia, [92]
Psalm, [98]
Public-house, [131]
Pudding Lane, [126]
Puritan, [153]
Purpresture, [62], [141]
Purveyance, [90]
Pyramid, [44]
Pyrse Plowman, [105]
Quaker, [155]
Quarrel, [92]
Quarter, [36], [69]
Queen, [61]
---- Hithe, [54], [118]
Quercy, [53], [62]
Quibian, [112]
Quilt, [17]
Quire, [99]
Raid, [28]
Rank, [3], [22], [49]
Rannie, Captain, [121], [132], [159]
Raymond, Thomas, [121], [134]-[9]
Rebel, [101]
Reeve, [3]
----, King’s, [6]
----, Port, [7]
Refectory, [24], [36], [39]
Reformation, [153]
Regrator, [17], [143]
Remigius, [36]
Rent, [5], [11], [31]
----, Barley, [4]
Rhetoric, [37]
Rhubarb, [110]
Richard I, [49]
---- II, [27], [124], [126]
----, Earl, [54], [59]
---- de Rulos, [36]
Riga, [156]
Rising, [60]-[4], [83]
Road, [173], [180]
Robber, [92], [94], [114]-[9]
Rochester, [8]
Roe, Sir Thomas, [120], [132]
Rogation Days, [8]
Roger de Turkelby, [57]
Roll, [10], [11], [96]
----, Plea, [17], [29]
----, King’s, [31]
----, Winchester, [31]
Roman, [1]
---- road, [173]
---- wall, [174]
Roof, [29]
----, palace, [47]
Rood (measure of land), [32]
---- (sacred element), [33]
Roots, [83]
Rose, John, [97]
Rotation of crops, [83]
Rowter, John, [24]
Rubruquis, [29], [43]-[5]
Russia, [42]-[5]
Russian Company, [124]
Rusticiano of Pisa, [45]
Rutland, [102]
Rydon, Robert, [24]
Saint Bartholomew, [54]
---- Botolph, [54]
---- Edmund, Archbishop, [59]
---- Edward, [56], [58]
---- Giles, [54]
---- Guthlac, [30], [37]
---- John the Baptist, [25], [26]
---- Margaret, [61]
---- Martin, [55]
---- Mary, [56]
---- Michael, [22]
---- Paul, [60]
---- Sophia, [38]
---- Stephen, [52]
---- Thomas, [16]
---- Valentine, [60]
---- Valery, [39]
Saints, All, [50]
San Salvador, [108]
Sanchez, Lord Raphael, [106], [107]
Sanctuary, [28], [38]
Sara, [46]
Sartach, [42]
Saxon [1]-[10], [28], [35], [48]
Scavage (right to display), [58]
Scot (householders’ payment), [26]
Scraper, [31]
Seal, seyelle, [19], [23], [26], [76]
Sealy (poor), [103]
Seam (a measure of grain), [12]
Seford (village near Battle), [1]
Seigneurage, [90]
Seizin (seisin, possession), [72]
Seld, [56], [65]
Seres, [45]
Serjeant, [17]
----, Mayor’s, [27], [61], [64]
Servant, [21], [26], [33], [42], [85]
----, East India Company’s, [133], [178]
Service, [5]-[11]
----, Great, [76]
Setsayne, [24]
Seville, [111]
Shaftesbury, [8]
Sheep, [83], [99]
Sheepshearing, [5], [14]
Sheriff (king’s officer over shire), [19], [31]
---- of London, [48], [54]
---- wick, [58], [59], [60]
Shiremoot, [15], [31]
Shongavel (tax on leather), [19]
Shops, [15], [56], [65], [129]
Silk, [41]
Silva, Amadis de, [114]
Sister, [98]
Six good men, [17]
Skacha, John, [24]
Skandleby, [97]
Skinners, [27]
---- Well, [120], [130]
Sluys, [49], [77]
Smer, smear, [18]; smergavel (tax on smear), [18]
Smethefield (Smithfield), [58]
Smiter of Irons, [50]
Soc (soke), [17]
---- men, [30]
Soho, [128]
Soldaia, Sudak (a Crimean port), [42], [46]
Sophronius, [38]
Soulcandle, [22]
South Sea, [114]
Steward, [12]
Stiles, Captain, [134]
Stock, Joint, [134]
Stocks, [25], [139]
Stone Age, [107]
Stow, [16], [49], [78], [122]-[31]
Stranger, [3], [6]
Stremer (streamer), [26]
Sturton, Lord, [101]
Styrbrydge, [102]
Suburb, [129]
Sugar, [93]
---- cane, [110], [126]
Suit (duty to attend court), [12]
---- (petition), [19]
Sunday, [3], [6], [7], [8], [9], [56]
Surat, [13]
Surplice, [27]
Surveyor of the Melting, [50]
Sussex, [12]
Swally Roads, [133]
Sweden, [106]
Swine, [1]
Sword, [32], [75], [85], [86], [130], [132]
Sylwes (shelves), [26]
Sylver (silver), [26], [36], [37], [44], [47], [50], [66], [118]
Symbol, [28]
Synod of Greatanlea, [8]
Syrians, [29], [38]
Tabell (table), [25]
Tabernacle, [40]
Tailors’ Gild, [16], [23], [26]
---- Hall, [25]
Tallage (tax on towns), [72]
Tally (account stick), [16], [21]
Tartar, [40]-[5]
Tavern, [97]
Tailboys, [97]
Temple, New, [27]
Tenants, Customary, [10], [11], [12]
Tent, [40], [130]
Teredo worm, [113]
Testament, [5], [41]
Thames, [59], [67], [127]
Thomas, Anthony, [148]
---- of Canterbury, [16]
Thomas of Winchelsea, [78]
Tierce, [78]
Tiffany (Epiphany), [75]
Tigris, [46]
Tithing, [31]
Toll, [18]
---- booth, [21], [72]
Tom of Trumpington, [104]
Tomlynson, [102]
Tonnage and Poundage, [92]
Torch, [22], [26], [27], [38], [130]
Torres, Lycentiat, [114]
Tourney (tournament), [82]
Tovy, Michael, [50]
Tower of London, [49], [54]
----, Constable of the, [58], [61], [65], [67], [74]
----, pound weight of the, [89], [127]
Town, [28], [102]
Trade, [1], [2], [4], [6]
---- Union, [15]
---- of gilds, [16]-[26]
---- with the East, [38]-[47], [75], [121]
---- Hansa, [122], [132], [161]-[6], [175]-[7]
Transept, [29], [36]
Treasure, [107]
---- trove, [146]
Treasurer, [48]
Trebizond, [46]
Tree, [4], [6]
Tregaso, John, [25]
Trestelle (trestle), [25]
Trinity, [94]
---- College, [102]
Tron, [53], [54]
Truce, [92]
Tully, [37]
Tun (township or village), [3]
Turgemannus, [42]
Tuthill Fields, [12]
Undern (9 a.m.), [19]
Undertaker, [148]
Upland, [30]
Vacation, [126]
Valiano, [116]
Vane, Sir Harry, [135]
Vannes, [92]
Varnish, [47]
Venus (goddess of beauty), [36]
Veragua, [112]
Verde, Cape, [114]
Vermuden, Cornelius, [150]
Vespers, [73]
Vestiary (vestry), [35]
Vestment, [35], [37]
Viceroy, [115]
Victual, [17], [44], [98], [142]
View of frank pledge, [15]
Vigil, [52], [54]
Vill, [30], [33]
Villein, [30]
Vines, [4]
Vineyard, [39]
Vintner, [65]
Viol, [118]
Virgate (60 acres), [12]
Virginia, [156], [161]
Visitation, [83], [98]
Vyel, Margery, [55]
Wages, [82], [91]
----, sea, [178]
Wales, Henry, [123]
Walsche, John, [24]
Walton, [76]
War, Civil, [150]
---- of the Roses, [49], [83]
----, Thirty Years’, [122]
---- supplies, [124]
Ward, [19], [60], [61], [129]
Warden, [23], [24], [25], [26], [48], [49]
---- of the Bridge, [58]
---- of the Gates, [59], [65]
Wareham, [8]
Wash, [122]
Watch, [120], [129]
Wavere, Isobel, [98]
Wax, [19], [22], [27], [32], [53], [78]
Waynflete, John, [96]
Wear (weir), [58], [67]
Wed (pledge), [4]
Weighhouse, [130]
Welland, [148]
Wer (value), [6]
Werferth, [10]
Wessex, [28], [31]
Westchepe, [54], [58], [68]
West Riding,

[158]
Westminster, [37], [54]
----, Fair of, [56], [61], [67], [125]
Whigs, [154]
Whirlicotes, [126]
Whitehall, [136]
Wicker, [40]
Wicket, [93]
Wilferth, Bishop of Winchester, [10]
William, Conqueror, [11], [29]-[31], [57]
---- de Haverille, [56], [57]
---- of Lincoln, [96]
---- Spicer, [24]
---- the Treasurer, [58]
Wilts, [95]
Winchester, [6], [8]
----, Gild of, [15], [19], [28]
Windac, [93]
Windgoose Alley, [124]
Wine, Prisage of, [65], [67]
----, Assize of, [78]
Wisbech, [148]
Witan, [6]
Witch, [5]
Wite (fine), [3], [6], [7]
Witness, [4], [7], [32]
Woad, [18]
Wolmer, [76]
Woodchester, [10]
Woodland, [1], [2], [10]
Wool, [82]
Worcester, [10]
Wrestling, [130]
Wudestoke (Woodstock), [56]
Wulfhere, [10]
Wycliffean, [153]
Wyndlesore (Windsor), [57], [64]
Wyrhta (a measure of land), [4]
Wynwode, Master Secretary, [134]
Wynyngton, Robert, [92], [120]
Ya (yes), [61]
Yantlet creek, [67]
Yard, yardland (30 acres), [4]
Yearbook, [21]
Yeve and yeld, [26]
Young, Arthur, [83]
Ystleworth (Isleworth), [6]
Zarate, Don Francisco de, [106], [116]
Zealand, [92]

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