Arran, 183; sets a body of armed men to waylay Wishart, 196; imprisons Wishart, 197; convokes the bishops, 197; arms his men to escort them and Wishart, 198; presides at his trial, 198 _sqq._; witnesses his martyrdom, 205 _sqq._; marries his daughter to David Lindsay, 208; quarrels with Norman Lesley, 209; a conspiracy formed against him, orders his partisans to meet him at Falkland, 209; his castle seized by Norman Lesley, 211; murdered, 212; opinions on the murder, 214 _Beatoun_, James, primate of Scotland, gathering of the Hamiltons in his palace, vi. 16; dissensions with the queen-mother and the nobles, 22; deprived of the Great Seal by Angus, 23; plots with the priests against Angus, 23; in concealment in Fifeshire, 24; returns to St. Andrews, 28; cites Patrick Hamilton before him, 28; invites him to a conference, 48; cites him on a charge of heresy, 54; orders his arrest, 59; pronounces sentence on him, 64; sanctions imprisonment of Alesius, 78; condemns Seaton's doctrines, 88; imprisons Thomas Forrest, 92; leaves his see to his nephew David, 124 _Beatrice_ of Portugal, married to duke Charles III., i. 218; reception of, at Geneva, 219 _sqq._; birth of a son, 234; deputation of women to her in behalf of Levrier, 251; quits Geneva, 251; ii. 452 _Beaugency_, ancient custom at, ii. 6 _Becon_, Thomas, quoted, iv. 162 _Beda_, syndic of the Sorbonne, advises persecution of Lutherans, i. 332, 333; reports on Berquin's works, 334; principal of Montaigu College, 386; attacks Berquin, 403; his refutation of Erasmus, 404; arrested, 405; attacked by Berquin, 406; urges persecution of Berquin, 431, 432; ii. 34, 36, 40; attacks the professors, 59; his charges dismissed by the parliament, 60; adopted by the Sorbonne, 60; declaims against reformers, 90; urges arrest of preachers, 119; general in the war against Lutherans, 121; sets mendicant friars to work, 121, 122; confined to his house by the king's order, 124; breaks loose, 125; appears before the parliament, 129; banished, 130; his departure, 133; censor of books, 167; detects heresy in Margaret's _Mirror_, 167; returns to Paris, 230; attacks professors of University of Paris, 230; demands burning of Roussel and others, 231; his debate with Roussel in the prison, 233; his _Remonstrance_ read by the king, 233; imprisoned, 233; accuses the king, iii. 115; charged with treason, his imprisonment and death, 116; iv. 40 _Bell_, Dr., joint commissioner to Oxford University, iv. 33