_Bodin_, Jean, paper relating to French Fury attributed to him, ii. 171, and _note_ _Bokhara_, city of, visited by Turkish pilgrim, i. 360 _Bonnivet_, de, defends Endhoven, ii. 182 _Bosphorus_, description of the Thracian, i. 129, 131; for distinction between it and the Cimmerian Bosphorus, see 111, _note_ _Bouchain_, taken by Alençon, ii. 144 _Bouillon_, Godfrey de, first King of Jerusalem, mentioned, i. 250 _Bouillon_, the Duc de, warns the King of the Guises’ preparations, ii. 241, and _note_ _Bourbon_, Charles, Cardinal de, claims to be successor to the throne, ii. 228; reported to intend to give up his orders and to marry the Duchesse de Montpensier, _ib._; joins the Guises, 239; nominally their chief leader, 241; claims the succession to the throne, 242; changes his cardinal’s robes for a soldier’s dress, 243; with the Duke of Guise, 246; a prisoner, 253, and _note_; Parliament issues decrees in his name as Charles X., 256; the Legate summons the people of Langres to acknowledge him as their king, 257 _Bourbon_, House of, its position, ii. 40; will be heirs presumptive to the crown on Alençon’s death, 218 _Bourges_, demanded by Alençon, ii. 120; likely to surrender to Navarre, 255 _Brabant_, people of, pronounce _sevene_ differently from the Flemings, i. 358; arrival of ambassadors from them, ii. 214; all except Antwerp and Bergen likely to submit, 217 _Breda_, peace negotiations opened there, ii. 54 _Brissac_, de, a Leaguer, seizes the citadel of Angers, ii. 245, and _note_ _Broussa_, execution of Bajazet’s infant son there, i. 382 _Bruges_, obliged to call in garrison of Menin for its protection, ii. 194; said to have submitted, 219; receives a Spanish garrison, 222 _Brussels_, to be Alençon’s residence, ii. 175; declined by him, 179; threatened by Parma, 182; inclined to go over to him, 183; thinking of surrendering, 229; surrenders, 236 _Buda_, city of, description of the, i. 89; hot springs there, 90 _Buda_, the Pasha of, Busbecq’s interviews with, i. 169, 396; see also _Touighoun_ Pasha _Bulgarians_, their bread, i. 103; dress of their women, _ib._; their origin, history, and language, 105, and _note_ _Buren_, town in Gelderland, taken, ii. 90, and _note_ _Burgundian_ secretary, letter from him to Busbecq, i. 233