Santa Agueda, Monte de, in Minorca, 220; surrender of Moors at, 234
Santañi founded, 109; stones for Palma cathedral from, 112
Santa Cilia, noble family of Majorca, 109; inherited Alfavia, 142, 156; coat of arms, 157; Pedro Juan, received Charles V. at Palma, 176; origin, 142; friend of Jayme III., 142; Arnaldo de, 157
San Clemente, Jayme de, rescued Jayme IV. from prison, 132
Santa Cruz Abbey: Pedro III. and Admiral Roger de Lauria buried at, 94; Alfonso III. at his father’s tomb, 96
San Felipe Castle, Minorca, 233; siege and capture by Stanhope, 248; description, 248; attacked by the French, 274; recovered, 284
San Francisco at Port Mahon: Moorish atrocities, 239
Santa Maria de Formiguera in Cerdaña, King Sancho died at, 134
San Nicolas Church at Palma: meeting of Comuneros, 181, 218
_Santa Rosa_, ship (sixty-four guns), 257
San Vicente de Ferrer visited Majorca, 161, 163
St. Vincent, Lord, resolved to recover Minorca, 282; resigned from ill health, 286
Sardinia ceded to Aragon by the Pope, 98, 118, 138, 143; secured to Archduke Charles by Sir John Leake, 245; seized by the Spaniards, 254
Saumarez, Admiral, in the Baltic, 202, 204
Seckendorf, Count, to occupy the Lipari Isles, 259
Severo, Bishop of the Balearic Isles, at the Council of Toledo, 228
Seville, Central Junta at, Romana on, 206, 207; Jovellanos on, 211
Sicily, arms, 3; Manfred, King of, 48; Sicilian Vespers, 60; delivered from the French yoke, 63; Parliament condemned Charles II. of Anjou, 81; abandoned to the Pope by Jayme II., defended by Federigo, 98; Spanish army landed, 255, 256. _See_ Pedro III., Constance, Federigo.
Soller, King Jayme I. landed at, 40; peaks visible from, 40, 41; Juan I. landed at, 160; attacked by pirates, 178; hotel at, 218
Soria, Jayme IV. of Minorca buried at, 155
Spanish Succession (_see_ Succession): fleet chased by Byng, 257, 258; troops evacuated Sicily, 261. _See_ Romana.
Stanhope, General, account of, 244; letter from Duke of Marlborough to, urging the capture of Minorca, 245; his Minorca expedition, 245, 246; captured the castle of San Felipe, 248, 249; letter of the Emperor Charles VI. to, on the abandonment of the Catalans, 251, 252
Stanhope, Captain Philip, H.M.S. _Milford_, 245; death at siege of San Felipe, 249