Berg, Count of. 
Berger’s Blanche de Castile. 
Bergerac. 
Berkeley Castle. 
Berkeleys, the. 
Berkhampstead, siege of. 
Berkshire. 
Berkstead, Stephen, Bishop of Chichester. 
Bermingham, John of.  See Louth, Earl of. 
Bernabo, Visconti, Lord of Milan. 
Berners, Lord, translator of Froissart. 
Berri, John, Duke of. 
Bertrand, Cardinal.  See Montfavence. 
Berwick. 
Bethune,
  Chronique de l’Anonyme de. 
Bibliographies, historical
Bidassoa, the. 
Bigod, the house of. 
Bigod, Hugh, justiciar. 
Bigod, Roger, earl marshal and Earl of Norfolk.  See Norfolk, Earl of. 
Bigorre, county of. 
Biscay, Bay of. 
Blaauw’s Barons’ Wars. 
Black Prince, the.  See Edward, Prince of Wales and Aquitaine. 
Black death, the. 
Blacklow Hill. 
Blanche of Artois, Queen of Navarre. 
Blanche of Bourbon, wife of Peter the Great of Castile. 
Blanche of Castile, Queen of Louis VIII. and regent of France. 
Blanche, Duchess of Lancaster. 
Blanche taque, the, in estuary of Somme. 
Blaneforde’s Chronicle
Blankenberghe. 
Blavet, the river. 
Blaye. 
Bliss’ Calendars of Papal Registers. 
Blois. 
Blois, Charles of.  See Charles. 
Blois, Theobald, Count of. 
Blount, Sir Thos.,
Blundeville, Randolph of, Earl of Chester.  See Chester, Randolph, Earl of. 
Boccaccio. 
Bohemia. 
Bohemia, Ottocar, King of. 
Bohun, Humphrey, Earl of Hereford.  See Hereford. 
Bohun, Humphrey of Brecon, son of the Earl of Hereford. 
Bohun, Margaret. 
Bohun, William, Earl of Northampton.  See Northampton. 
Bohuns, the. 
Bollers, house of. 
Bologna. 
Bolton. 
Bonhommes, order of. 
Boniface VIII., Pope. 
Boniface of Savoy, Archbishop of Canterbury. 
Bordeaux;
  truce of. 
Bordeaux, Bertrand de Goth, Archbishop of.  See Clement V.
Bordelais, the. 
Borderie’s Histoire de Bretagne. 
Boroughbridge; battle of. 
Boroughs; growth of; representation of. 
Bothwell Castle. 
Boulogne. 
Bouquet, Dom, his Recueil des Historiens de la France. 
Bourbon, Blanche of.  See Blanche. 
Bourbonnais. 
Bourchier, Sir Robert.
Bourg, of Limoges, the. 
Bourg. 
Bourgneuf, Bay of. 
Bourne. 
Boutaric’s St. Louis et Alfonse de Poitiers;
  his France sous Philippe le Bel
Bouvines, battle of. 
Brabant. 
Brabant, Dukes of.  See John II., John III., and Wenceslaus. 
Brabant, Mary of.  See Mary, Queen of France. 
Brabazon, Roger de, chief justice after 1295. 
Bracton, Henry of,
  his book De Legibus;
  his Note Book. 
Bradwardine, Thomas, Archbishop of Canterbury. 
Brandenburg. 
Brandenburg, Elector of. 
Brantingham, Thomas, treasurer, Bishop of Exeter. 
Brantome. 
Braose, house of. 
Braose, William de,
  his daughter.