Armed private 1 1,250 -- galleons and 1 1,200 -- great ships (41) 2 1,150 -- 1 1,100 -- 4 over 900 -- 8 over 800 -- 7 over 700 -- 6 over 600 -- 5 over 500 -- 2 over 400 -- 4 over 300 -- Armed _urcas_ 27 150-900 -- Large _zabras_ (barks) 4 150-160 -- Pinnaces and 30 approx. 40-100 -- small armed craft of all kinds Water caravels 9 approx. -- -- Feluccas 7 approx. -- -- --- Total vessels 141 Of these, apparently 3 large ships and 14 small craft parted company or were captured in the Channel, so that at Calais the total number was 124. Total of seamen about 7,500 Total of soldiers about 17,000 Total of volunteers, gentlemen, etc. about 1,000 Total of galley slaves about 1,000 ------ Grand total 26,500 Commander-in-Chief Alonso Perez de Guzman, Duque de Medina Sidonia. Chief of Staff and virtual Commander Don Diego Flores de Valdes. Lieutenant-General Don Alonso Martinez de Leyva. Vice-Admiral Don Juan Martinez de Recalde. BRIGADED TROOPS ON BOARD THE ARMADA. _Brigade_ (_Tercio_). _Maestro de Campo._ Tercio de Sicilia Don Diego de Pimentel. Tercio de Napoles Don Alonso de Luzon. Tercio de Entre Douro y Minho Don Francisco Alvarez de Toledo. Tercio de Isla Don Nicolas de Isla. Tercio de Mexìa Don Agostin de Mexìa. [Illustration: MARTELLO TOWERS ON THE SUSSEX COAST ERECTED DURING THE PERIOD OF NAPOLEON’S PROJECTED INVASION.] INDEX Abbo, the monastic writer, 127 Aberffraw, 105 Adminius, 32 Ælflaed, daughter of Offa, 114 Ælla, King of Northumbria, 125 Æthelfrith, 150 Æthelred, son of Æthelwald (Moll), 114 Aedan, King of the Scots of Dalriada, 110 Aelfheah, Archbishop of Canterbury, 169, 170 Aelfmar, Abbot, 169 Aelfric, Ealdorman, 165, 166, 167 Aelfthryth, 162 Aella, King of South Saxons, 97 Aella of Deira, 78 Aelred of Rievaulx, 230