Companion entries for The Game of Kings

For an explanation of this index, and to find indices for the other novels, see the entry for the Companion.
Note: Most character names, and other entries for which the Companion does not specify a chapter, appear at the top of the table. The remaining entries are arranged in order by chapter.
(“OG” = “Opening Gambit”)
	
Beaton, Janet	
See Companion Vol. I
	
Berwick	
See Companion Vol. I
	
Caxton, William	
See Companion Vol. I
	
Culter	
See Companion Vol. II
	
disfigurement	
See Companion Vol. I
	
Douglas, Archibald, Earl of Angus	
See Companion Vol. I
	
Douglas, Margaret	
See Companion Vol. I, "Lennox, Margaret"
	
Douglas, Sir George of Pittendriech	
See Companion Vol. I
	
Dudley, John, Earl of Warwick	
See Companion Vol. I, "Warwick, John Dudley, Earl of"
	
Edward VI, King of England	
See Companion Vol. I
	
Erskine, Thomas	
See Companion Vol. I
	
Fleming family	
See Companion Vol. II
	
Fleming, Jenny	
See Companion Vol. I
	
Game and Playe of Chesse, The	
See Companion Vol. I
	
Grey, Sir William, Baron Grey of Wilton	
See Companion Vol. I
	
Guise, Mary de	
See Companion Vol. I
	
Hamilton, James, Earl of Arran	
See Companion Vol. I, "Arran, James Hamilton, Earl of"
	
Herries, Agnes	
See Companion Vol. I, "Maxwell, John"
	
James V, King of Scotland	
See Companion Vol. I
	
Mary, Queen of Scots	
See Companion Vol. I
	
Maxwell, John	
See Companion Vol. I
	
Menteith, Lake of	
See Companion Vol. II, "Geese fishing with"
	
Nor' Loch	
See Companion Vol. II
	
Palmer, Sir Thomas	
See Companion Vol. I
	
parrots	
See Companion Vol. II
	
Paul III, Pope	
See Companion Vol. I
	
philosopher's stone	
See Companion Vol. I
	
priors and priories	
See Companion Vol. II, "Monasteries and nunneries"
	
Red Douglases	
See Companion Vol. II
	
Scott, Sir Walter, (Baron/Lord? of) Buccleuch	
See Companion Vol. I, "Buccleuch, Sir Walter Scott"
	
Stewart, Matthew, Earl of Lennox	
See Companion Vol. I, "Lennox, Matthew"
	
Tennant, Mungo	
See Companion Vol. I
	
victory, a great national	
See Companion Vol. II, "Flodden"
	
Wharton, Thomas, First Baron	
See Companion Vol. I
?	
bale-fires	
See Companion Vol. II
?	
Beaton, David, Cardinal	
See Companion Vol. I, "Wishart, George"
?	
Brother, whi art thou so to me in ire?	
See Companion Vol. I
?	
Home / Hume family	
See Companion Vol. II
?	
Io son mercatante e non filosofo	
See Companion Vol. II
?	
Maryculter	
See Companion Vol. II, "Culter"
?	
Melrose Abbey	
See Companion Vol. II
?	
monasteries and nunneries	
See Companion Vol. II
OG	
Angra-Mainyo	
See Companion Vol. I
OG	
Attic	
See Companion Vol. I
OG	
Bruslez, noyez, pendez, ompallez	
See Companion Vol. I
OG	
Charybdis	
See Companion Vol. I
OG	
Choose the trussell or the pile	
See Companion Vol. II
OG	
De los álamos vengo	
See Companion Vol. I
OG	
Don't linger, I pray you cuckoo	
See Companion Vol. I
OG	
Edinburgh	
See Companion Vol. I, p. 176 (illus.), and Vol. II
OG	
First of ye chekker sall be mecioune maide	
See Companion Vol. I
OG	
God hath a thousand handes to chastise	
See Companion Vol. I
OG	
Golden Ass	
See Companion Vol. I
OG	
Heliogabalus	
See Companion Vol. I
OG	
His mind is on fleshly lusts and his treasure	
See Companion Vol. II
OG	
May dew or none, my brown and tender diamonds don't engender, they dissolve	
See Companion Vol. II
OG	
Milo	
See Companion Vol. I
OG	
mouldiewarp	
See Companion Vol. I
OG	
Nouvelle amour, nouvelle affection, nouvelles fleurs parmi l'herbe nouvelle	
See Companion Vol. I
OG	
O mea celle, vale	
See Companion Vol. I
OG	
Oimè el cor, oimè la testa	
See Companion Vol. I
OG	
olla podrida	
See Companion Vol. I
OG	
Qu'es casado el Rey Ricardo	
See Companion Vol. I
OG	
Red wise, Brown trusty	
See Companion Vol. I
OG	
Scylla	
See Companion Vol. I
OG	
Telemachus	
See Companion Vol. I
OG	
Wishart, George	
See Companion Vol. I
OG	
Zoroaster	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 1	
A silken tongue, a heart of cruelty	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 1	
Attila	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 1	
Boot, The	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 1	
Changeons propos, c'est trop chanté d'amours	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 1	
fate plus mal que morte	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 1	
fate plus mal que morte	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 1, Ch 1	
flors de biauté	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 1	
frae vulgar prose to flowand Latin	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 1, Ch 1	
Gif thou should sing well ever in thy life	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 1	
I bring, lover, I bring the news glad	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 1	
I have peper and piones, and a pound of garlik	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 1	
I'll trip upon trenchers; I'll dance upon dishes	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 1	
Lydgate, John	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 1	
Manhood but prudence is a fury blind	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 1, Ch 1	
Midas	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 1	
Mohacs	
See Companion Vol. II, "Mathias Corvinus"
Pt 1, Ch 1	
Nero	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 1	
O wow' quo' he, were I as free	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 1	
Paracelsus	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 1	
Peg-a-Ramsay, little	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 1	
Pyrrha	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 1	
Quicquid libet, licet	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 1	
Si mundus vult decipi, decipiatur	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 1	
Sordidi Dei	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 1	
Sweet rose of virtue and of gentleness	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 1	
syphilis	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 1	
This officer but doubt is callit Deid	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 1	
Torquemada	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 1	
Un freet den Vogel fedderlos	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 1	
Volavit volucer sine plumis	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 2	
Calypso	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 2	
Deceit deceiveth and shall be deceived	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 1, Ch 2	
Disdain me not without desert	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 1, Ch 2	
En mai au douz tens nouvel	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 2	
happier than Augustus, better than Trajan	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 2	
Ho Ho: say you so; Money shall make my mare to go	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 2	
I am as I am, and so I will be	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 1, Ch 2	
I am but one mad man that thou hast here met	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 2	
Li rosignox est mon père, qui chante sur le ramée	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 2	
Mandeville, Sir John	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 2	
O Dermyne, O Donnall, O Dochardy droch	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 2	
Sang School	
See Companion Vol. II, "Collegiate churches"
Pt 1, Ch 2	
Se'l ser un si, scrivero'n rima; Se'l ser un no amici come prima	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 2	
Socrates	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 2	
The Frogge would a wooing ride	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 2	
Vitus, St	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 2	
Without pitie, hangèd to be	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 2	
Words is but wind, but dunts is the devil	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 3	
Comment le saluroye, quant point ne le cognais	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 3	
considerably more than doth the nightingale	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 1, Ch 3	
Crowing like the cocks of Cramond	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 1, Ch 3	
crying with the coronoch on high	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 3	
fortunae telum, non culpae	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 3	
I can say naught but Hoy gee ho!	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 3	
Mene, Mene, Tekel, Upharsin	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 3	
Milanese armour	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 4	
Romans Idylliques	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 1, Ch 5	
Abraham	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 5	
And he took out his little knife	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 5	
Aunque manso tu sabuesso, no le muerdas en el beco	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 5	
Ay ay dios. Y cuando	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 5	
crocodiles of Arsinoë	
erratum: see index for Queens’ Play Pt 1, Ch 5
Pt 1, Ch 5	
defecto de boca ... quiere decir "ideal"	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 5	
en seguida	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 1, Ch 5	
He sido mortificado, insultado - hombre - me hecho hazmerreír - Mírame!	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 5	
Le douzièm' mois de l'an Que donner à ma mie	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 5	
Madre Dios! Caballeros, su ayuda, su venganza! Ladrones!	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 5	
Mas veen quatro ojos que no dos	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 5	
Of wyne and wax, of gamyn and gle	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 1, Ch 5	
Pero - como asi?	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 1, Ch 5	
Que pasa ...?	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 1, Ch 5	
Rex Nemorensis	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 5	
Ruin señor cria ruin servidor	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 5	
Sawest not you my oxen ...	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 1, Ch 5	
Sic peril lies in paramours	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 1, Ch 5	
Un hidalgo no debe a otro que a Dios, y al Rei nada	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 5	
Wally Gowdy	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 1, Ch 6	
Arion	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 6	
Je suis oiseau; voyez mes ailes ... Je suis souris; vivent les rats	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 6	
O Dowglass, O Dowglass, Tender and Trewe!	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 1, Ch 6	
Olwen's trefoils	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 1, Ch 7	
Because it spouts sweet venom in their ears ...	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 1, Ch 7	
betise	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 1, Ch 7	
C'est ne pas tout de boire; il faut sortir d'ici	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 7	
Cyclops	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 7	
hurley-hackit	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 1, Ch 7	
Lee penny	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 7	
Li jalous Envious de cor rous	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 7	
Medusa	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 7	
Old Man of the Mountains	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 7	
Saturnalia	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 7	
senex bis puer	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 1, Ch 7	
wapenshaw	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 1	
Alexander the Great	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 1	
Cacodemon	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 1	
common woman, that dwells there to receive men to folly, a	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 1	
Dronken, dronken, y-dronken	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 1	
Fynnart, Jimme of	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 2, Ch 1	
Of Cat, nor Fall, nor trap I haif nae Dreid	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 1	
Paestum	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 1	
Quoi! Ce n'est pas encore beaucoup d'avoir de mon gosier retiré vostre cou?	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 2, Ch 1	
Ring the bell backwards	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 1	
Stentor	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 1	
Th'erratic starres heark'ning harmony	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 2, Ch 1	
These serpents slay men, and they eat them weeping	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 2, Ch 2	
Aeolian music	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 2	
Agrippa's dog	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 2, Ch 2	
Buridan's Ass	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 2	
chaunticleer	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 2	
fide et diffide	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 2	
Men on Pytan live by the smell of wild apples	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 2, Ch 2	
Mercury	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 2	
Messalina	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 2	
Morales	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 2, Ch 2	
My bird Willie, my boy Willie	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 2	
Pan	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 2	
Pia Mater	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 2, Ch 2	
Rosa das rosas, et fror das frores	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 2	
Sir, what say ye? Sing on, let us see	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 2	
You have come until the grisly land of mirknes	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 2, Ch 3	
baker of Ferrara	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 2, Ch 3	
Camelopard	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 3	
Ce n'est rien: c'est une femme qui se noie	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 3	
Here maun I lie, here maun I die	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 2, Ch 3	
In aurum coruscante et crispante capillo	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 2, Ch 3	
It is another disease that grieveth me	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 2, Ch 3	
To horse, to horse, my royal liege	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 2, Ch 3	
Tohorsh, tohorsh, maroyaleesh	
See Companion Vol. II, "To horse, to horse, my royal liege"
Pt 3, Ch 2	
Buke of the Howlat	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 2	
Chargé d'ans et pleurant son antique provesse	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 2	
Clatter like the Archbishop's conscience	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 2	
I am thi master: will thou fight?	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 2	
Krishna	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 2	
Out alas! Now goeth away my prisoners and all my prey.	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 2	
Petroneus	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 2	
Pluto	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 2	
sin-eaters	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 2	
The cyrgyens ought also to be debonayr, amyable and to have pytye of their pacyents	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 3, Ch 2	
Triduana, St	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 3	
A thief in the night	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 3	
Epaminondas	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 3	
Hephaestus	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 3	
O row my lady in satin and silk	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 3	
Ophites	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 3	
Ophites, serpent of the	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 3, Ch 3	
Peely-whatsit on Ossy-whatsit	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 3, Ch 3	
Prior exiit, prior intravit	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 3	
Pythia	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 3	
Royster-Doister, visiting the Castle of Perseverance	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 3	
Scott, Michael	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 3	
Sir Guy	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 3, Ch 3	
Skelton, John	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 3	
Suivez François	
See Companion Vol. I, "Soyez hardis, en joye mis"
Pt 3, Ch 3	
Sweet Cicely	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 4	
Colossus	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 4	
Cry peip! where ever thou be!	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 4	
gib cat	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 4	
Glaucus	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 4	
gold-wire dentistry	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 4	
He and the King of Naverne Were fair feared in the fern	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 4	
Heliades	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 4	
Manerly Margery, Mylk, and Ale	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 4	
Momus	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 4	
My joy, cry peip! where ever thou be!	
See Companion Vol. I, "Cry peip! where ever thou be!
Pt 3, Ch 4	
Nay, not so. I am too brittle; I may not endure	
See Companion Vol. II, "It is another disease that grieveth me"
Pt 3, Ch 4	
Nemesis	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 4	
Now in dry, now in wete	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 4	
Orpheus	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 3, Ch 4	
Polycarp	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 1	
A woman is a worthy thing; they do the wash and do the wring	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 4, Ch 1	
Asmodeus	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 1	
Bob me on the noll	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 1	
cryand with many a piteous peep	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 1	
Cyrus	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 1	
Dante's devils	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 1	
Della Robbia, Luca	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 1	
Greek fire	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 1	
Hanno	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 1	
Hosea's wife	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 1	
Initium sapientiae est timor Domini	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 1	
Macarius	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 1	
manus loquacissimae	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 4, Ch 1	
Of Paradise ne can I not speak properly, for I am not there	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 4, Ch 1	
Panter, David, Bishop of Ross	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 1	
Peine Forte et Dure	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 1	
Philemon and Baucis	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 1	
Prophète de malheur, babillarde	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 1	
Rudel, sicker than	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 1	
singing ut to Johannes	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 1	
Sisyphus	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 1	
squirrel, the little, full of business	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 1	
Strike on, strike on Glasgèrion	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 1	
The Scot, the Frencheman, the Pope and heresie	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 1	
The sliding joy, the gladness short	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 1	
Tibet	
See Companion Vol. I, "Sew Tibet, knit Annot and spin Margerie"
Pt 4, Ch 1	
Ye leid, ye leid, ye filthy nurse	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 2	
A Dead Sea apple	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 4, Ch 2	
And al was conscience and tendre herte	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 4, Ch 2	
Anthony, St	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 2	
beaver, self-defence of	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 4, Ch 2	
Chronos	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 2	
corbie and doo on the ane twig	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 4, Ch 2	
do-to the book; quench the candle; ring the bell	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 2	
Eh bien, dansez maintenant	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 2	
glossa interlinearis	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 2	
harpsichord	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 2	
He's twice the size of common men	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 4, Ch 2	
Hippocrenes	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 2	
I was to be driven into the nets since, unlike the beaver ...	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 4, Ch 2	
Io son fatta da Dio, sua merce, tale ...	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 4, Ch 2	
It was the Frogge on the wall	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 2	
I've been a joyless jeweller	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 4, Ch 2	
Jouissance vous donneray	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 2	
L'homme armé	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 2	
Melpomene	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 2	
music make[s] men mad	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 4, Ch 2	
Music to sound in a high tower ... So merrily that it was a joy for to hear, and no man should see the craft thereof	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 4, Ch 2	
Paris	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 2	
Qu'on lui ferme la porte au nez, il reviendra par les fenêtres	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 2	
rebec	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 2	
tetragrammaton	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 2	
Where Dickie our Drake ... takes the frog	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 2	
Zenobia	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 3	
And bathe my son in morning milk	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 3	
Avicenna	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 3	
Bury me at Leibethra, where the nightingale sings	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 3	
clearing nut	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 3	
Come my friend, my brother most enteere	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 3	
Demeter	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 3	
Happy are the cicadas' lives	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 3	
Hic turtur gemit	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 3	
in articulo mortis	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 4, Ch 3	
Nay brother, I wyll not daunce	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 3	
Osiris	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 3	
Quant compaignons s'en vont juer	
See Companion Vol. II
Pt 4, Ch 3	
Silvanus	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 3	
Strabo, cross-eyed as	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 3	
Udall, Nicholas	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 3	
vice [voce] mea viva depello cuncta novica [nociva]	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 4	
flamens	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 4	
Gehenna, lip of	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 4	
Lindsay, Sir David	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 4	
non minime ex parte	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 4	
Pelops	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 4	
Quod purpura no potest, saccus potest	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 4	
Quum [cum] infirmi sumus, optimi sumus	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 4	
Sew Tibet, knit Annot and spin Margerie	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 4	
Sine lucro friget ludus	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 4	
There was an Ewe had three lambs	
See Companion Vol. I
Pt 4, Ch 4	
Three Estates, Ane Satire of the	
See Companion Vol. I