Fairborn, Captain H.M.S. _Centurion_, took Fornells, 248
Fatih Billah, Moorish chief: attempt to cut off the water, 26, 27
Federigo of Naples, grandson of Alfonso V., 167
Federigo of Sicily: Catalonia nobles rally round him, 99; defeated the Prince of Tarentum, 100; acknowledged as King of Sicily, 103; helped the Catalan Company, 104; friendship for Fernando of Majorca, 120, 122, 127; sent presents to Fernando’s orphan, 133; supplied Alfonso III. with galleys, 231
Felipe, younger son of Charles of Anjou, married the heiress of the Morea, 129
Felipe, youngest son of Jayme II. of Majorca, 92; entered holy orders, 108; regent for Jayme III., 140
Felipe II. of Spain, Journal of Jayme I. translated for, 11
Felipe V. of Spain proclaimed, 192, 193, 242; perfidy, 253; joined Quadruple Alliance, 261
Fernando I. (of Antequera), 155, 162, 163
Fernando II. of Aragon, married to Isabella of Castille, 168
Fernando IV. of Castille: bad faith, 124, 125
Fernando of Majorca, 49, 92, 107; went to fight in Sicily, 120; joined the Catalan Company, 120; refused to remain except as viceregent of the King of Sicily, 122; embarked and went to Thasos, 123; imprisoned at Naples: released, 124; at the siege of Almeria, 125; feats of arms, 125, 126; joined Federigo of Sicily, 127; married the heiress of the Morea, 129; landed in the Morea, captured Clarenza, 131; slain: Muntaner’s estimate of his character, 132; buried at Perpignan, 132
Fernando, illegitimate son of Prince Fernando of Majorca, 135, 142, 143
Fernando, son of Alfonso V. of Aragon, 165, 166
Fernando, eldest son of Alfonso X. of Castille, 93
Figuera, Domingo de la: horse dealer, 68; arranged the ride of Pedro III. to Bordeaux, 70; rewarded, 74
Flor, Roger de, some account of, 100; becomes a Templar, 101; vice-admiral of Sicily, 102; idea of forming a company to fight the Turks, 103; created Cæsar of the Eastern Emperor, 104; murdered by the Greeks, 105, 120
Flora of Majorca (_see_ Barcelo y Combis); of Minorca, 270 (_n_)
Foix, Count of, 49, 91, 92, 153; Gaston de, married heiress of Navarre, 168; Esclaramunda, de, Queen of Majorca, 49, 92, 107, 134, 135
Forbes, Admiral, disapproved of Byng’s execution, 278
Fornells taken by British ships, 248, 269, 283