ENGLAND'S NAVAL EXPLOITS AGAINST SPAIN (continued 7)
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IENA INNSBRUCK IPSWICH ISAAC COMNENUS ISABEL (ship), taken IUNGINGEN (C. a), sends an embassy to Richard II. —HIS LETTERS TO RICHARD II —COMPOSITION BETWEEN HIM AND ENGLAND —RECEIVES LETTERS FROM HENRY IV —HIS LETTERS TO HENRY IV —THEIR AGREEMENT IUNGINGEN (Ulricus a) —LETTER FROM HENRY IV —LETTER TO HENRY IV —AGREEMENT WITH HENRY IV
JAROSLAW JASSY or YAS JENKINSON (A.) JERUSALEM; voyage of Richard I, to JERUSALEM (Knights of), CATALOGUE OF MASTERS —Remove to Ptolemais —Join the Dutch Knights in Prussia —First war against Prussian infidels —Second war against Prussia —Prussians renounce Christianity —Third war against Prussia —Lose Acon —Return to France —Remove to Marienburg —Defeated —Battle against Wladislaus —Prussians rebel against the Knights —Apply to Casimir, King of Poland —Commanded by Emperor Frederick to return to obedience —Civil war —Casimir defeated by the Knights —Marienburg betrayed to Casimir —Peace concluded —Make a treaty with Richard II —THEIR COMPOSITION WITH ENGLAND IN 1403 —THEIR AGREEMENT WITH HENRY IV. IN 1405 JOHN (of Portugal), letter from Henry VIII JOHN BAPTIST (ship) JOHN COMNENUS JOPPA JUSTINIAN
KELHAM, his Norman Dictionary quoted KERPEN (Otto, of) KINGTON (J.), his account of his embassy to Prussia KINSTUT, King of Lithuania —Escape from prison KNAPPENRODT (W. A.) KRANTZIUS (A.), HIS ACCOUNT OF THE BURNING OF NORBERN KUCHENMEISTER (M.) KUNIGSBERG founded
LAKENSWITHER (H.) LAKINGLISH (J.) LAMBERT (F.) LAMBOLT (H.) LANGSOUND LEGHORN LEICESTER, Earl of —HIS PASSPORT TO THOMAS FOSTER LEMAN (R.) LEO AFRICANUS, quoted LEOPOLD, Duke of Austria, takes Richard I. prisoner —Sells him to Emperor LESSON (O.) LETIS (J.) LEVANT, HAKLUYT'S ACCOUNT OF THE ANCIENT TRADE TO —THE REVIVING OF THE TRADE TO THE LEVANT COMPANY, CHARTER FROM MURAD KHAN —FROM QUEEN ELIZABETH LIBER-TRIADUM, quoted LIGATE (J.) LINCOLN (Bishop of), His letters to Conrad de Iungingen LITTLE, (William), his works LIVONIA LOCKE (M.) LOCKE (W.) LODGE (Sir T.) LONDON LUBECK LUDOLPHUS, Duke of Brunswick LUDOLPHUS, surnamed King LUTHER, born at Einsleben LYDERPOLE (T.) LYMASOL or LYMSZEN LYNN LYON, King of Armenia, HIS VOYAGE TO ENGLAND LYONS
MAGDEBURG MAIN (river) MALAGA MALIM (W.), HIS ACCOUNT OF THE SIEGE OF FAMAGUSTA MALLORCA (island) MALMESBURY (abbey) MALMESBURY (W. of), quoted MALTA MANUCHIO, HIS SAFE CONDUCT FROM THE SULTAN MAONE MARGARET, Queen of Denmark MARGARET (ship), taken MARIEBURG or MARIENBURG —Taken by treason MARLIN (ship) MARMORA MARPURG MARSEILLES MARTINE A GOLIN, His wonderful stratagem MARTININGO (G.) MATAPAN (cape) MATTHEW GONSON (ship), VOYAGE TO CANDIA —SECOND VOYAGE —Mentioned MAUSTROND MEIDENBURG (Bulgrave of) MERALL (Sir A. de), turns traitor MERSH (T.) MESSINA —Taken by the English MEYER (H.) MICHAEL (ship), taken MICONE (island) MIDDEEBURG MILO (island) MINION (ship) MITYLENE (island) —A COMMANDMENT TO MORAVIA MOTTE (T.) MOYLE, meaning of MUNDE (W.) MUNSTER, his history of the Dutch Knights of Jerusalem MURAD KHAN, HIS LETTERS TO QUEEN ELIZABETH —HIS LETTERS FROM QUEEN ELIZABETH —GRANTS CHARTER TO LEVANT COMPANY MUSTAPHA CHAUS, HIS LETTER TO QUEEN ELIZABETH —LETTER FROM W. HAREBORNE
NARES, quoted NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE NICHOLAS (ship), taken NIESTER (river) NISSA NOIE (W.) NORBERN, BURNT BY ROBBERS FROM THE HANS TOWNS NOVIBAZAR NORWICH NUREMBERG
ODOACER, King of Bohemia OLMUDTZ ORSELE (W. ab.) ORWEL OSBORNE (Sir E.), revives the trade to the Levant —mentioned OSTERNA (Boppo ab) OSTRIGE (W.) OTTO, Marquis of Brandeburg OXNEY (W.)
PALANDRIE PALOS (cape) PARIS (Matthew), quoted PARSONS (R.) PASSARO (cape) PATRASSO—A COMMANDMENT TO PEIRS (T.) PERCY RELIQUES, quoted PETER, Vayvode of Moldavia —HIS CHARTER TO ENGLISH MERCHANTS PETER (ship), taken PHILIP (of France), his alliance with Richard I —Returns to France —LETTER FROM THE EMPEROR HENRY PHILIPPOPOLI PICKET (J.) PIKERON (J.) PLOKET (T.) PLUMER (J.) PLUMMER (T.) PLYMOUTH PONTE (N. de), death of PORTO DE SAN PEDRO POUND (W.) PREST (J.) PRIMROSE (ship) PRIOUR (J.) PROCOPIUS PRUSSIA, privileges of English merchants in —Esturmy and Kington sent as ambassadors PRUSSIA (knights of), see Jerusalem (kinghts of) PURSER (A.)
RACKING, meaning of word RAGUSA RATCLIFFE (J.) READ (Peter), HIS EPITAPH REDEN (castle), built RESIL (castle), built REUSS (H.) REVELL (R.) RHODES —SIEGE AND TAKING OF —Blockaded —Provisioned —A brigantine sent to Candia —General muster —Letter from the Great Turk —The Turks land on the Isle of Lango —Besieged —Assisted by Gabriel Martiningo —Is taken —A COMMANDMENT TO RHONE (river) RICHARD I., HIS VOYAGE INTO ASIA —Alliance with Philip of France —Taken prisoner by Duke of Austria —EPITAPHS RICHARD II., receives ambassadors from Conrad de Zolner RICHTENBERG, (H. a) RIGWEYS (R.) ROBINES (R.) RODE (A.) ROME RONDELL (L) ROOS (William, Lord of) —His letters to Conrad de Iungingen ROSTOCK ROTTERDAM RUMNIE (J.) RUSSDORFF (P. a) RUSSE (L. van)
SAFFRON WALDON ST. JOHN (knights of), go to Cyprus and Rhodes ST. VINCENT (cape) SALT SALTZA.(H. de) SAMBORUS, son of Suandepolcus SANDWICH SAUGERSHUSEN (H. de) SANTA MARIA (cape) SANTA SOPHIA (Mosque of) SAPIENTIA (island) SARDINIA SAVIOUR (ship) SCHIEDAM SCOF (E.) SCUVENDEN (B. a) SEBURGH (J.) SELAW SHERWOOD (W.) SHIPPER (ship), plundered SIBEL (W.), Ambassador of England SIGISMUND (Emperor), assists the Knights of Jerusalem SILISDEN (W.) SINAN BASSA, HIS LETTER TO QUEEN ELIZABETH SITHENCE (meaning) of SMITH (T.) SNYCOP (J.) SOPHIA or SOFIA SOUTHAMPTON SPENSER, quoted STAPER (R.), revives trade to Levant —mentioned STARKEY (J.) STETTIN STEYHARD (N.) STOCKET (N.), Ambassador of England STRABO, quoted STRALSSUND STURMY. See Esturmy SUANDEPOLCUS, Duke of Pomerania SULTANA (of Turkey), LETTER TO QUEEN ELIZABETH SUSAN (ship), Her voyage to Constantinople
TAMASSUS. See Famagusta TANCRED, King of Sicily TARIFFA TELENSIN or FLEMCEN TENEDOS (island) TERRY (W.) TETTINGEN (W. de), LETTER TO SIR W. ESTURMY THEODORICUS, Earl of Aldenborg THESTER (T.) TIEFLEN (J. a) TILBURY TOBACCO, first introduced TOOTOO, use of reduplication TOPCLIFFE (J.) TREATY. See Agreement TRENT TREVESO TRINITY (ship), seized TRINITY FITZWILLIAMS (ship) TRUCHSES (M.) TUK (L.) TUNIS, taken by Charles V TURKEY, THE TRADE WITH TUSIMER (H. a) TUTTEBURIE. (J.) TYRE
URE (meaning of)
VARNA VENICE VILLIERS (Philip de), Grand Master of Rhodes VIRUMNIUS, quoted VISTULA VITALIANS VITOLDUS. capt. of Tartars VLADISLAUS, fights the Knights of Jerusalem
WALCHERN island WALENROD (C.) WALKER, meaning of old word WALPODE (S.), Ambassador of Prussia WALPOT (H. of) WALRODE (C. de), Ambassador of Prussia WALSINGHAM, quoted WALTERS (J.) WALTHAM WARTESLAUS, son of Suandepolcus WATERDEN (T.) WESENHAM (J.) WEST-STOWE WIGHT (J.), sent to the Levant WIGHT (R.) WILFORD (N.) WILFORD (W.) WILLIAM (The Pilgrim), his travels WILLIAMSON (J.), HIS VOVAGE TO CANDIA WINTER (W.) WISEDOME (J.) WISMER WISSENBURG (Castle), built WITTENBURG WIVETON WOOD, pilot WYMAN (H,)
YARMOUTH YARMOUTH (Isle of Wight) YLGENBURG, built YORK
ZANTE ZARA ZEMBRA ZEPISWICH. See Ipswich. ZOLNER (C. of Rotenstein), sends ambassadors to Richard II. —THEIR SPEECH ZUYUERSEE