_Henry_, King of Navarre and Duke of Vendôme, afterwards King of France, his position and family, ii. 7, _note_; waits at Lyons for the King, 7; attends the Cardinal of Lorraine’s funeral, 46; accompanies the Queen to the gates of Paris, 96; receives his wife courteously, 203; demands her punishment if guilty, otherwise that of her accusers, 204; said to have sent to Germany to hire reiters, 212; given the duchy of Alençon, 222; receives Epernon honourably, 223; well qualified to lead an army to the Netherlands, 233; likely to give his sister to Condé, _ib._; attempt to assassinate him, 235-236, and _note_; his accession dreaded by the Guises, 238; on his guard, 240; reported Bull declaring him disqualified for the throne, 243, and _note_; offers assistance to the King, 246; Bull declaring him and Condé disqualified to succeed, 249, and _note_; his property sequestrated by the king, _ib._; attacks the faubourgs of Paris, 251; retreats after offering battle, 252; retakes Etampes, _ib._; his plans for the winter, 253; takes Vendôme and Le Mans, 254; his reported coronation, _ib._; his declaration about religion, 255; said to have made Montmorency Constable, _ib._; convenes the States-General at Tours, 257; attacks Evreux, 258; summons Rouen, 259; besieges Paris, _ib._; Cardinal de Gondi and the Archbishop of Lyons sent to him, 260; threatens to break off negotiations, 261; places his cannon at St. Denis, _ib._; contrasted as a general with Parma and comparison of their armies, 262-264 _Hermes Trismegistus_, reputed work of, translated by François de Foix, ii. 18, and _note_ _Heydons_, kind of banditti, i. 92; Busbecq escapes an attack from them, 167; their insolence inveighed against by Solyman, 390 _Hilaire, St._, French cadet in Rodolph’s service, his discharge requested, ii. 188 _Horses_, Busbecq’s, i. 214; account of Turkish, how they are reared, trained, &c., 215-217 _Humayoum_, Mogul Emperor of Delhi, i. 299, and _note_ _Hungarian_ nobles, certain, go over from the Voivode to Ferdinand, i. 386 _Hungary_, its great fertility, i. 165; events there, 236-242 _Hyena_, account of the, i. 140; used for love-charms, _ib._; story about it, 141 _Ibrahim_ Pasha, a eunuch, governor of Constantinople, i. 111; sent to Ghemlik to execute Mustapha’s son, 120-121; his escape from the women of Ghemlik, 122