D

Dabanson, Mons., French ambassador at Rome, p. 694 note.

-, - made Vice Chancellor of France, p. 695.

-, - See Avanson, Vason.

Dacre of Gillesland, William third Lord, 49.

-, Lord, routs a Scotch force, 912.

Dalle Armi, Ludovico, charges by Venice against, App. 115, 116, 117, 118.

-, -, received graciously by Henry VIII., App. 119.

-, -, safe conduct for, App. 120.

-, -, intercession in favour of one of the accomplices of, by Charles V. and Philip, 83.

Dalmatian outlaws, p. 295 note.

Damaseus factory, proveditors of the (Venetian), 517 note.

Damask, 463.

Damon, the councillor [qu. Simon Renard ?], 876.

Damville, Mons. de, (“d'Amville,”) Henri de Montmorency, second son of the Constable of France, 650, 663, 747, 858, 916, 936, 1008, 1176, 1252, 1254.

-, -, knighted, 956.

-, at St. Quentin, 990.

Dancing, Bill against, 274.

Dandino, Gieronimo, Cardinal of Imola, 893. 1011.

Dandolo or Dandollo, Marin, master of a Venetian galley, App. 28, 29.

-, -, Venetian consul in London, App. 51.

Dangadro, Antonio, 955 note.

Daniel, John, condemned to death, 482, 489.

-, -, his execution, 538 note.

Danish fleet, 164.

- -, voyage of the, to Scotland, p. 133, 160.

- - the coast of Scotland, 163, 166, 174, 184.

- - off Scotland;

anxiety in England with respect to it, 161.

- -, a news-letter concerning the, 175.

- -, captain of the, ib.

- infantry, 175.

- troops, 161, 163.

Dantzickers (Danesini), privileged citizens of London, 882.

Dardois or Dardoes, French secretary, 507, 786.

- - sent to Brussels, 494.

- - returns to France, 545.

- - secretary to the Constable of France, p. 1015.

Dario, Silvestro, Messer, a Lucchese, App. 91.

-, -, to be sent to Rome, App. 95, 96, 99.

Dartmouth, 627.

Datariato, the, at Rome, 516, 669.

-, -, reform of the, by the Pope, 411, 583.

Datario, the Rev., 188, 769, 890.

Daughters, eldest, App. 171.

Davila. See Ayala.

Dauphigné, 727.

Davvilliers, fortress of (Luxemburg), 364.

Debtors, 764.

Debts of Henry VIII., Edward VI., and Mary, 251.

-, the Queen's, 690.

-, -, payment of, 764.

- Crown, p. 1057.

Decano, the Cardinal. See Bellai.

Decretals, sixth book of, p. 702.

Deeds, p. 1051.

Defenders of the Faith, Philip and Mary's title of, 1209.

Delawarr (“Alvard”), Lord, William West, arrested, 505.

-, -, his attempt to poison one of his uncles, 505.

-, -, condemned to death, 538.

-, -, his imprisonment, 548.

Delgado. See Ugaldo.

Della Casa, Flaminio, governor of Pahano, 978.

Denmark, 847.

-, maritime towns in, disputes between, about boundaries, 721.

-, a merchant from, in Brussels, 721.

-, supplies of grain from, 721, 863.

-, ambassador from France to, 1164.

-, King of, Christian II., daughter of, Dorotea, 444, note.

-, -, Christian III., p. 133, 175, 306.

-, -, his brother, the Duke of Holstein, 491.

-, -, son of, proposed marriage of the, 513.

-, -, threatens to make war on England, 1164.

-, Christine of, widow of the Duke of Milan and of the Duke of Lorraine, p. 1015.

Derby, Earl of, forces of the, p. 1074.

-, -, eldest son of the, p. 1077.

Dethyke or Dethick, Master, 466 note.

-, -, condemned to death, 505 note.

Devonshire, 259.

-, disturbances in, apprehended, 167.

-, report in, that the Queen was dead, 174.

-, gentleman of, concerned in the plot to rob the Exchequer, 448.

-, Countess (Dowager) of, Getrude, widow of Henry Courtenay, 11th Earl, letter to, 107.

-, Earl of. See Courtenay, Edward.

Dialogue, a, full of seditious and scandalous things, circulated in England, 80.

Diamond, a pointed, 855.

Dice, 505, 514.

Dicing, Bill against, 274.

Diedo, Alvise, App. 36, 38, 39.

-, Andrea, App. 42.

-, -, letters from, App. 43, 44, 45.

-, Pietro or Piero, merchant of Venice, App. 31, 36, 39.

Diego, Don. See Mendoza.

Dieppe, 1172, 1242, App. 64.

-, English fleet off, 1220, 1235a.

-, governor of, 1244.

Diet, the Imperial, 354, 553, 960.

-, “recess” of the, 232.

-, articles established [by the], ib.

Dillingen, University of, 13, note.

Dinant, fortress near, commenced by the Imperialists, 90, 123.

Dioceses, 269.

Dispensation, for marriage (1467), App. 58.

- by Pole with regard to the church property, 179.

- of the marriage of M. de Montmorency required by the French, 808, 811, p. 1015, 862;

discussion thereupon in Consistory, 843;

refused by the Pope, 875, 879.

- from any bishop sufficient to annul marriage, p. 1016.

Dispensations of marriages, the Pope's intention to abolish, 459.

Divinity, Doctors of, p. 760.

Divorce, the (of Henry VIII. and Catharine of Aragon), p. 1053, App. 96, 101.

-, the Pope's decision in the affair of the (1529), App. 97.

-, prohibition from the Pope touching the, App. 103.

Doctor, degree of, English, p. 1051.

Documents, public, p. 1051.

Dogs, 269, App. 171.

Dolera, Clemente, General of Aracæli, made Cardinal, 837.

-, Cardinal, App. 159.

Dolfin, Zaccaria, Bishop of Lesina, and Nuncio to the King of the Romans, 684, 686.

Dolfino, Monsignor, at Rome, App. 165.

Domenico, Don, maggiordomo to Cardinal Morone, 898.

Dominican friars, 251.

Donado, Carlo, App. 38, 39.

-, -, letters from, App. 33, 34, 35.

-, Francesco, Doge of Venice, 926 note.

-, Hieronimo, Messer, 966.

Donavert, 501.

Dondazo or Dondazzo, Lord, App. 8, 12.

Doria, Prince, 597.

-, -, galleys of, 480, 617.

-, -, slaves bought for, 670.

-, Andrea, the Imperial Admiral (1538), 608.

-, Antonio, Signor, 628, 733, 852.

-, -, agent of, 30.

-, -, galleys of, 480.

-, -, made Knight of the Fleece, 751.

-, Filippo, Count, 450.

-, -, despatched by Charles V. to England, 77.

-, -, his father, 450.

-, Gio. Andrea, 597.

-, Zanettino, 597.

Dorsetshire, 195.

Douay, 787, 789, 795, 1203.

Doublets, p. 1048.

Doulens, 1259, 1260, 1261, 1262, 1269, 1283, 1295.

-, abbacy between Philip's camp and, 1268.

Dover, 190, 200, 204, 327, 525, 570, 580, 585, 594, 627, 852, 1127, App. 108, 117.

-, letter dated at, App. 107.

-, armed vessels at, 57.

- and Calais, French ships between, 87.

-, battle between French and Spanish fleets off, 186.

-, Philip's departure from Greenwich for, 196.

-, caravels from Spain at, 215.

-, castle of, prepared for reception of Charles V., 246.

-, halberdiers ordered to, 377.

-, searchers and custom house officials at, 434.

-, arrival of part of Philip's household at, 681.

-, Venetian ship at, 752.

-, harbour of, p. 1050.

-, troops sent to, to succour Calais, 1130.

-, Privy Council at, 1161.

Dragut Rey, 309, 1095.

Dress of the English, described, App. 171.

Dressino, —, agent of the Cardinal of Trent, 751. See Trissino.

Drinking, 787.

Drought, extraordinary, in England;

processions made on account thereci. 538.

Drusia, Madama, 833.

Drusolino, Zuan Battista, secretary of Count Santa Fiore, 958.

Du Puy, Cardinal. See Pozzo.

Duc, Filippa, a Piedmontese, 722 note.

Ducking stool, the, App. 171.

Dudley, Lord, captain or warder of Hammes, 743, 1142.

-, Ambrose, Robert, and Henry, released from the Tower, and ordered to withdraw to their country houses, 161.

-, Henry. Sir, kinsman of the Duke of Northumberland, 439, 448.

-, -, a declared rebel, 477.

-, -, brother of Lord Dudley, a rebel in France, 743.

Dulcigno, Antonio Brutti of, 497.

Dumont, Mons., 749.

Dunkirk, 1149, 1161, 1246.

-, Philip at, 206.

-, the Earl of Pembroke crosses with 5,000 infantry to, 1130.

-, town of, taken by the French, 1247, 1249, 1251, 1252.

Dunkirkers, their fishing trade, 1247.

Duodo, Giacomo or Jacomo, Ser, Venetian vice-consul in London, App. 25, 31, 38.

-, -, letters to, App. 32, 35.

-, Pietro, App. 38.

Durando, doctrine of, 843.

Durante de' Duranti, Cardinal, 937, 944, 954, 963, 1067, 1075, 1209.

-, -, Bishop of Brescia, 1063.

-, -, his nephew, 937, 1063, 1067, 1075, 1113.

-, -, his secretary, 944.

Durham, city of, p. 1050.

-, Bishop of, 1287.

Dutch, the, 741.

- fleet, 301.

- -, vice-admiral of the, taken by the French, 1257.