Dauy, seint, 2863. Denemark (Denmark), 340, 381, 386, &c. Denshe, _sing. adj._ Danish, 1403; _pl._ 2575, 2693, 2938. Danshe, 2689. Douere (Dover), 139, 265. Doure, 320. Engelond (England), 59, 202, 250, &c.; --Engellond, 1093; --Engelonde, 208; --Englond, 1270; --Engeland, 108, 610; --Hengelond, 999; _gen._ Engelondes, 63. Englishe, _pl. adj._ (_followed by_ men), 2766, 2795; --Englis (_used absolutely_), 254; --Henglishe, 2945. Giffin [_Qu._ Griffin] Galle, 2029. GODARD (_gen._ Godardes, l. 2415), is made regent of Denmark, pp. 12, 13; shuts up Birkabeyn’s children in a castle, p. 13; kills Swanborow and Helfled, p. 15; spares Havelok, p. 16; but afterwards hires Grim to drown Havelok, p. 17; is attacked by Havelok, p. 67; is taken prisoner, p. 68; condemned, flayed, drawn, and hung, pp. 70, 71. GODRICH (_spelt_ Godrigh, l. 178), is Earl of Cornwall, p. 6; is made regent of England, pp. 7, 8, 9; shuts Goldborough up in Dover castle, p. 10; makes Goldborough marry Havelok, p. 33; raises an army against Havelok, p. 72; excites his men, p. 73; marches to Grimsby, p. 74; fights with Ubbe, p. 75; fights with Havelok, pp. 77, 78; is taken prisoner, p. 78; taken to Lincoln, and burnt alive, pp. 80, 81. GOLDEBORU (_or_ Goldeborw, l. 2985), is daughter of King Athelwold, p. 4; is committed to the care of Godrich, pp. 8, 9; shut up in Dover castle, p. 11; is sent for to Lincoln, p. 33; is married to Havelok, p. 36; hears an angel’s voice, p. 39; encourages Havelok to go to Denmark, p. 41; rejoices at Godrich’s death, p. 81; is queen of England, p. 85. _See_ Havelok. GRIM, a fisher, is hired by Godard to drown Havelok, p. 17; discovers Havelok to be the right heir to the crown, p. 19; takes Havelok over to England, p. 20; founds Grimsby, p. 23; sends Havelok to Lincoln, p. 26; dies, p. 37. [In l. 2333, there seems to be an allusion to a spectacle, in which the history of Grim is represented.] Grimes, _gen. c. of_ Grim, 1343, 1392, 2867. Grimesbi, 745, 2540, 2579, 2617, 2619; --Grimesby, 1202. Gunnild (daughter of Grim, marries Earl Reyner of Chester), 2866, 2896. Gunter (an English earl), 2606.