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Index of places by B

Babylon

Ejus gens sequitur multum mores Babylonis, [Higden]
Its people follow greatly the customs of Babylon, [Higden]

Bangor

xii. myles from Chestre, nominate Bangour, [Bradshaw]

Bardney

From Bardeney to Gloucetur , there to be tumulate: [Bradshaw]

Barnstaple

Cwnstabl o Farnstabl i Fôn. [To William Herbert]
lord from Barnstaple to Anglesey, [To William Herbert]

Basingwork

quatuor mansionibus alborum monacorum [Lucian]
four houses of Cistercian monks [Lucian]

Beeston

hyd ar gwr y Felallt; [Satire on the Men of Chester]
as far as the border of Beeston; [Satire on the Men of Chester]

Bleddfa

ym Moel-y-Wyddfa neu ym Mleddfach. [Satire on the Men of Chester]
in Moel-y-Wyddfa or Bleddfach. [Satire on the Men of Chester]

Boughton

trefi [Satire on Chester beer]

Bridge Street

Habet eciam plateas duas equilineas et excellentes in modum benedicte crucis, per transuersum sibi obuias et se transeuntes, [Lucian]
sequentes duo alterum lignum applicent et uniant ad leticiam caritatis. [Lucian]
alterum lignum [Lucian]
Chester also has two perfectly straight streets intersecting like the blessed cross, [Lucian]
the other piece of wood [Lucian]

Britain

In short tyme conuerted the greatter Britayne; [Bradshaw]
xxxviii. bisshops in this realme for to be, [Bradshaw]
Here in the more Britayne with diligent labour, [Bradshaw]
Quae in occiduis Britannie posita, [Lucian]
ut et Britannia benedictum in nomine Domini crederet [Lucian]
Placed in western Britain [Lucian]
so that Britain can believe itself blessed by God [Lucian]