opposes Richard II., 279;
defeats the Duke of Ireland, 280;
becomes Duke of Hereford, and is banished, 283;
succeeds to the Duchy of Lancaster, 284;
and forces Richard II. to abdicate, 285;
_see_ Henry IV.

Dermot invites Strongbow to Ireland, 152.

Despensers, the, 228, 229.

Deva, Roman colony of, 14, 19.

Devizes, surrender of the castle of, 134.

_Dialogus de Scaccario_, 167.

Diocletian reorganises the Empire, 22.

Domesday Book, 111.

Domestic life in Eadgar's time, 75.

Domfront occupied by Henry, 119.

Dominic, St., 190.

Dominicans arrive in England, 191.

Donald Bane made king of the Scots by the Celts, 119.

Dorchester, abandonment of the see of, 107.

Dorset, Marquis of, his relations with Richard III., 338.

Druids, character of the, 10;
resist Suetonius, 14.

Dublin, Danish settlement in, 152.

Du Chatel, Tannegui, murders the Duke of Burgundy, 305.

Du Guesclin, Bernard, supports Henry of Trastamara, 255;
his mode of fighting with the English, 256.

Dunbar, Balliol defeated at, 219.

Duncan II., king of the Scots, 120.

Dunstan, character and work of, 65;
banished by Eadwig, 67;
becomes Eadgar's Minister, _ib._;
his attitude towards the monks, 68;
supports Eadward's succession, 78;
death of, 79.

Dupplin, Edward Balliol's victory at, 234.

Durham, architecture of the choir and galilee of, 171.

Eadgar, reign of, 67.

Eadgar, king of the Scots, 121.

Eadgar the AEtheling, early years of, 90;
chosen king, 98;
is abandoned, 100.

Eadgyth married to Eadward the Confessor, 87.

Eadgyth married to Henry I., 122;
is known as Matilda, 124.

Eadmund Ironside, 83.

Eadmund, king of East Anglia, killed by the Danes, 58.

Eadmund, king of the English, 63.

Eadred, king of the English, 64.

Eadward the Confessor, his life in Normandy, 85;
is chosen king, 86;
his relations with Godwine, 87;
makes William his heir, 88;
dies, 91.

Eadward the Elder, reign of, 62;
his relations with the Scots, 63.

Eadward the AEtheling, death of, 90.

Eadward the Martyr, 78.

Eadwig, reign of, 64;
his quarrel with the clergy, 65;
his marriage and death, 67.

Eadwine, king of North-humberland, greatness of, 43;
marries AEthelburh, 44;
is converted and slain, 46.

Eadwine, son of AElfgar, becomes Earl o