Index The titles in black type refer to illustrations.

A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, R, S, T, V, W, Y.

Adam of Gurdon, 123 Ælfeah, 58 Æthelbert, 32 Æthelred the Redeless, 61, 85 Æthelwold, Bishop, 20, 30, 49, 54, 58, 78, 85, 147, 153, 154 Æthelwulf, 30, 32, 85, 153 Alfred, King, 5, 32, 34, 91, 143, 152, 153 Alfred, a refugee, 38 Alfred, statue of, 42 Alresford, 111, 184 Alswitha, 41, 91, 145 Alton, Pass of, 123 Alwarenestret, 94 Alwine, 71 Anderida, 15 Anselm, Archbishop, 87, 96 Antonine, Itineraries, 15 Arthur, King, 15, 168, 183 Arthur, Prince, 151, 173 Arthur, Round Table, 21, 168, 174, 184 Asser, Bishop, 36, 40 Assize, Bloody, 7, 175 Athelstan, King, 43 Augustine, 21 Aulus Plautius, 15 Austen, Jane, 7, 154, 171, 185 Avington Park, 22 Barons’ war, 113 Beaufort, Cardinal, 147, 151, 171 Bede (Venerable), 22 Benedictines, 131 Birinus, 23, 24, 153, 154 Bishop’s Waltham, 162, 169 Black Death, 139, 160 Bredenestret, 94 Broadway, 177 Browne, Harold, Bishop, 154 Bucchestret, 93, 94 Burton, Dr., 163 Buttercross, 80, 118, 177 Cædmon, 36 Cær Gwent, 14 Calais, 121 Calpestret, 94 Camden, 143 Castle, Norman, at Winchester, 86, 94, 172 Castle, Brabantine merchants in Winchester, 115 Cathedral, 8, 29 Cathedral of Æthelwold, 56, 77 Cathedral, bedesmen, 4 Cathedral, pilgrims at, 128 Cathedral, preservation of, 77, 155 Cathedral, transformation by Wykeham, 149 Cathedral (Winchester), 23, 146 Celts, 12 Charlemagne, 27 Charles II., 6, 178 Charles V. (Emperor), 6, 174 Chenictes, 96 Chenichetehalla, 96, 177 Chepemanesela, 96, 177 Cheyney Court, 155 Cheyney Court and Close Gate, 112 Chilcombe, 47 Christes Hospitall, 5, 179 Christian Year (Keble), 192 Christianity in Hampshire, 21 Clausentum (Southampton), 15, 18 Close, the, 125 Cnut, 5, 65, 85, 91, 144, 153 Colbrand, 44, 91 Cole, Edward, Mayor, 178 Colet, Dean, 160 College, Brew House, 164 College, Winchester, 145, 158 Commoners, 163 County Hall, 172 Cromwell, Oliver, 172 Cromwell, Thomas, 142 Curfew, 80 Curle, Bishop, 145 Danemark Mead, 47, 91 Danes, 28, 36, 60, 85, 153 Danihel (Bishop), 25 David, King of Scotland, 105 Dean and Chapter of Winchester, 144 Deanery, 145, 155 Deanery, The, 105 De Montfort, Simon, 113, 173 Domesday Book, 72, 80, 92, 182 Domesday (Winchester), 92 Domum, 166 Dorchester, 23 Drayton’s Polyolbion, 184 Dunstan (Archbishop), 30, 50, 56 Ealden Mynstre, 41, 44, 51, 183 East Gate, 94, 95 Easton, 96 Edgar, 30, 48, 49, 59, 85 Edmund, King, 48 Edred, King, 48 Edward the Confessor, 66 Edward III., King, 120 Edward, Prince, 114 Edward the Elder, King, 43, 91 Edwy, King, 49 Edyngton, Bishop, 147, 151 Egbert, 27, 85, 153 Election chamber, 162 Emma (Ælfgyfu), Queen, 62, 65, 85, 91, 153 English Chronicle, 22, 34, 39, 40, 50, 61, 69, 82, 101, 168, 182 Escheopes, 95 Esmond, 190 Estals, 95 Ethelmar, Bishop, 154 Eton College, 152 Evesham, battle, 114 Feudal system, 80 Flesmangere Stret, 94 Font (cathedral), 100 Fox, Bishop, 147, 151 Franklin, Benjamin, 192 Friars in Winchester, 139 Fromond’s Chantry, 167 Fyfhyde, Walter, Abbot, 139 Gabell, Dr., 166, 187 Gardiner, Bishop, 151 Geoffrey of Monmouth, 20, 183 George, 121, 191 George Hotel, 97 Gere (Gar) Stret, 93 Gewissas, 20, 22 Ghetto, 97, 180 Gild merchant, 46, 80, 121 Gilds, 95, 177 Godbegot House, 62 Godbiete, 62, 80, 120 Godfrey de Lucy, Bishop, 111, 147 Godwine, Earl, 65, 66, 85 Godwine, Earl, death of, 69, 153 Golde Stret, 94 Gospel Oak, 22 Grimbald, Abbot, 41 Guild Hall, 97 Guy of Warwick, 46, 91 Hædda, Bishop, 23 Hamble, 32 Hamble River, 40 Hampshire, Christianity in, 21 Hampshire, Victoria History of, 72 Hantachenesle, 94, 96, 177 Hardy, Thomas, 193 Harold, King, 65 Harold II., King, 71 Harthacnut, 65, 85, 153 Hempage Wood, 77 Henry I., 6, 80, 88, 98 Henry II., King, 105, 110 Henry III., King, 6, 111, 154, 173 Henry IV., King, 151 Henry V., 173 Henry VIII., 6, 91, 140, 173 Henry of Blois (Bishop), 22, 64, 92, 100, 154, 168, 171 Henry of Blois, Papal Legate, 102 Heptarchy, 26 Hereward the Wake, 48, 85 High Street, 48 Hoadley (Bishop), 154, 178 Horne (Bishop), 144 Hours, services of, 133 Hursley, 192 Hursley Vicarage, 176 Hyda, Liber de, 45, 50, 54, 183 Hyde, Abbey, 41, 90, 105, 115, 127, 133, 145 Hyde Abbey, dissolved, 143 Hyde, Liber Vitæ of, 64, 183 Itchen Abbas, 41 Itchen Stoke, Watersplash at, 89 James I., 6 Jewry Street, 97 Jews, 97 Joan of Navarre, 151 John, King, 6, 111 Julius Cæsar, 15 Judith, Countess, 83 Judith, Queen, 36 Keats, John, 3, 188 Keble, John, 153, 192 Ken (Bishop), 153, 166, 170, 178, 188 Kenulphus (Kenwalh), 23, 85, 147, 153 King’s Gate, 95, 98, 114, 123, 130 King’s Gate, 73 Kingsmill, William (Prior), 144 Kitchin, Dean, 136 Knighton, Henry, 47, 105, 183 Knights of St. John (Hospitallers), 107, 169 Kynegils, 22, 24, 32, 147, 153 Lachenictahalla, 96 Lainston House, 191 Langton’s Chapel, 150 Lanfranc, Archbishop, 77, 88 Leach’s Winchester College, 167 Leland, 143 Lely, 178 Leofric, Earl, 66 Liberty of Godbiete, 62 Liberty of the Soke, 119 Lisle, Dame Alice, 7, 174 London, 74 Magdalen College, Oxford, 152 Magdalen Hill, 10 Manners makyth man, 6, 158, 166 Martyr Worthy, 80 Mary, Queen, 151 Mary, Queen, 5 Mathew of Paris, 115, 183 Matilda, Empress, 5, 102, 169, 172 Mayor, 119 Meads, 140, 166 Menstre Stret, 94 Middle gate, College, 164 Mirabel Close, 132, 155 Moab, 165 Moberley (Doctor), 163 Monastic life, 130 Morley (Bishop), 154, 170, 178 Mortuary chests, 24, 28, 32, 64, 153 Morys, John, 166, 170 Naseby, 172 Natives and Aliens, 176 Nell Gwynne, 178, 185 New College, Oxford, 159 New Forest, 80, 88 Newan Mynstre, 34, 41, 43, 51, 69, 71, 90 Norman Conquest, 73 Novices, Master of, 135 Nunna Mynstre (St. Mary’s Abbey), 41, 54, 98, 104, 109, 118, 145, 183 Obedientiarii, 133 Obelisk, 175 Old Minster, 63, 64, 66, 69 Oliver’s Battery, 8 Order of Noble Poverty, 172 Osberga, 36 Otterbourne, 192 Oxford, 152 Palm Hall, 126 Parliament at Winchester, 114 Pass of Alton, 123 Pavilionis Aula, 122, 126 Peter de Rupibus (Bishop), 112, 154 Peter Symonds, 179 Pevensey, 15 Philip of Spain, 151 Piepowder Court, 126 Piers Plowman, 125 Pilgrims, 126 Pilgrims’ Hall, 128, 155 Pilgrims’ Way, 129 Plague in Winchester, 175 Plantagenets, 109 Plegmund, 43 Polyolbion, Drayton’s, 184 Portchester, 10 Portus Magnus (Portchester), 15, 18 Raleigh, 6, 174 Richard of Devizes, 97 Richard I., King, 97, 110, 151 Robert, Earl of Gloucester, 104 Roger Bacon, 113 Rome, Alfred at, 32 Roman roads, 17, 19 Roman occupation, 15 Roman walls, 16 Round table, 21, 168, 174, 184 Rudborne (Major Historia), 46, 55, 63, 71, 80, 183 Rufus, 5, 65, 79, 87, 88, 108, 153 St. Æthelwold (Benedictional of), 57, 183 St. Alphege, 58 St. Bartholomew, Hyde, church of, 138 St. Brice’s Day, 61 St. Catherine’s Hill, 9 St. Catherine’s Hill, 10, 64, 166 St. Cross, 64 St. Cross, 5, 100, 107, 108, 127, 145, 169, 171 St. Cross, Tower of Ambulatory, 160 St. Elizabeth’s College, 140, 145 St. Giles’s Fair, 79, 95, 117, 121 St. Giles’s Hill, 7, 10, 159, 180 St. John’s Hospital, 145 St. Josse, 44, 127 St. Lawrence, 169 St. Mary’s Abbey (Nunna Mynstre), 41, 54, 109, 118 St. Peter’s, Cheesehill, 57 St. Swithun’s Church, 114 St. Swithun’s Monastery, 24, 32, 51, 91, 98, 110, 113, 115, 118, 130, 133, 144 Sarum, 10 Saxon Winchester, 20 Scowertenestret, 94, 97 Seculars, 52 Senlac, 72 Seventh Chamber, 164 Shawford Mill, 16 Sherlock Holmes, 193 Silchester, 10, 18, 20 Sildwortenstret, 93, 94 Silence of Dean Maitland, 193 Siward (Earl), 66 Slype, the, 145 Snidelingestret, 94 Soke, Liberty of, 119 Southampton, 15 Southgate, 123 Staple towns, 120 Stephen, 6, 100 Stigand (Bishop), 76, 144 Stret bidel, 95 Sustern Spital, 140, 163 Swithun, Bishop, 29, 32, 54, 127, 147, 153, 154 Tannerestret, 94 Tess of the D’Urbervilles, 193 Thackeray, 190 Trollope, Anthony, 192 Tron, 120, 180 Trusty servant, 164 Twyford, 192 Venta, 25 Venta Belgarum, 14, 15 Vespasian, 15 Victoria, Queen, 153, 173 Vikings, 28 Vintan-ceastir, 25, 182 Walcote, 191 Walkelyn (Bishop), 77, 147, 154 Waltheof (Earl), 83 Walton, Izaak, 153, 154, 170, 184 Wantage, 35 Warton, Doctor, 154 Wayneflete (Bishop), 151 Weald Forest, 12 Weirs, The, 25 Wenegerestret, 94 Wessex (capital of), 20, 153 Westgate, 94, 123, 175, 177 Westminster Abbey, 147 White Ship, 90, 98, 101 Whiting, William, 192 Wilberforce, Samuel (Bishop), 154 William of Malmesbury, 183 William I., 5, 71, 74, 87, 172 William II. (Rufus), 5, 65, 79, 87, 88, 108 William of Wykeham, 6, 107, 139, 147, 148, 151, 158 Winchester Domesday, 92 Winchester, Alfred’s death and after, 43 Arthurian legend, 20 Bishop Æthelwold, 49 Capital of Danish Empire, 59 Capital of England, 26 Cathedral, 23, 29, 100, 146, 186, 189 Civil War in, 104 Conversion of Kynegils, 23 Dean and Chapter, 144 Early days, 10 Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries, 117 In Literature, 171 Later Norman, 87 Massacre at, 61 Monastic life, 130 Norman, 73 Winchester, Norman castle, 86 Plague in, 175 Roman city, 16 Roman occupation, 15 Saxon, 20 That Joly Citè, 1 Westgate, 40 Winton Survey, 92 Wolvesey, 168 Winchester from St. Giles’s Hill, 184 Winchester College Brewhouse, 121 Cloisters and Fromond’s Chantry, 137 Memorial Gateway, 144 Middle Gate, 128 Second Master’s House, 153 Tower of the Chapel, Frontispiece Wintonia, Annales de, 77, 183 Wolsey, 142, 153, 168 Wolvesey, 8, 39, 59, 85, 98, 100, 102, 104, 118, 126, 170 Wool trade, 120, 180 Wren, Sir Christopher, 178, 180 Wrothesley, Thomas, 142 Wulfstan (Precentor), 53, 55, 77, 118 Wye, Faire, 125 Wykehamica, Adams’s, 167 Yonge, Charlotte, 192

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