e_ a.

Witchcraft, cruel treatment of persons charged with, iii. 385 _note_ c.

Witikind, acknowledgment of Charlemagne's authority by, i. 10.

Witenagemot, bishops appointed by the, ii. 180;
its characteristics, 279;
how often assembled, 411, 412.
See Anglo-Saxons.

Women, legal position of, in Italy during coverture, i. 152 _note_ z;
perils attending their marriage with slaves, 200 _note_ a.

Woollen manufacture established in Flanders, iii. 318;
impolitic regulations respecting it, 319 and _note_ c;
export of wool from England, 320;
English woollen manufacture, 321;
policy adopted towards the Flemings, _ib._ and _note_ o;
laws relative to the trade, 322;
relations of England and Spain regarding it, 323 _notes_.

Worms, diet of. See Diet.

Wykeham (bishop of Winchester) invested with the great seal, iii. 73.

York (Richard, duke of) appointed protector to Henry VI., iii. 191;
his claim to the throne, 194;
his cautious policy 195.

Yorkists and Lancastrians, wars of the, iii. 197.

Zimisces (John), military exploits of, ii. 126.

Zisca (John), the blind hero, victories of the Bohemians under, i. 481;
his exploits; enthusiasm of his followers, ii. 103.

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