to be King of Ireland, [42];
always too late, [118], [162];
his animosity to England, [164], [173], [174], [180], [189];
his Irish subjects, [191];
called the Christian Ulysses, [193], [195], [229];
slow in his affairs, [234];
Tyrone calls him King of Ireland, [259], [261];
encourages Tyrone, [267];
his death, [313];