Barcelona, conquered by Louis, son of Charlemagne, 2; marriage of Count with heiress of Aragon, 2; attack by the Moors, 11; Counts of, their coat of arms, 3; laws, 4; palace of Counts, 12; dockyard, 59; Queen Constance sailed from, 77, 78; Charles of Anjou in prison at, 81, 96; Jayme II. landed at, 77; sons of King of Majorca in prison at, 136, 147; rescue of Majorcan princes, 147; Jayme IV. in prison at, 151; measures against Barbary pirates, 163; death of the Prince of Viana at, 168; sailors of, 170, 171; fall of, 192; for the Archduke Charles, 243 Barcelona, Bishop of: the Moorish chief placed the Balearic Isles under his jurisdiction, 10; joins in the invasion of Majorca, 12; Mass before the battle, 17; announced heavy losses, 19; with Jayme I. at the caves, 35; one of the great Minorca feudatories, 45 Barrancas in Minorca, 265, 267 Basque provinces, 1 Bearne, Viscount de. _See_ Moncada. _Bellona_, H.M.S., 287 Bellpuig. _See_ Dameto. Belver Castle, 113, 115; Jayme II. imprisoned at, 151; Juan I. at, 160; besieged and taken by Comuneros, 82; Order of Juan II., 168; Jovellanos imprisoned in, 210, 211; work of Jovellanos on, 210; declared a Patrimonio Real, 211, 212 Benahabet, Moorish chief of Majorca, went over to King Jayme I., 28, 34, 41; his heiress married Santa Cilia, 142; arms of Leonor Ben-nassar his daughter, 157. _See_ Alfavia Bendinat, 20; castle, 21, 208 Beni Umiyyah dynasty, 10, 228 Berga, 147 Berga, noble family of Majorca, 108; inherited Alfavia, 156; arms, 157 Bertie, Lord Robert, 173 Berwick, Duke of, 244 Bidwell’s ‘Balearic Islands,’ 217, 289 (_n_) Bilithon. _See_ Prehistoric Remains. Binisalem, 109 Blakeney, General, gallant defence of Minorca, 273, 274; surrender, 275; evidence on Byng’s court martial, 277 Blanche of Anjou to marry Jayme II. of Aragon, 98 Bofarull, Antonio de, edition of Muntaner, 55 (_n_) Bona sent help to the Minorca Moors, 231 Bonet, Nicolas, his ship to lead the fleet of Jayme I., 13 Boniface VIII., Pope, gained over King Jayme II. of Aragon, 98; negotiated the treaty of Agnani, 98; ceded Corsica and Sardinia to Aragon, 98, 103 Bordeaux, 64, 67, 71, 72, 73, 97 Bosch, family of, 165 Bosch y Cerda, Don Bartolomé, British consul, 215 Botany of Majorca, 214; Minorca, 270 (_n_) Bover, his account of the coinage of Majorca, 110; edited the Majorca historians, 191; his ‘Nobiliario,’ 193 (_n_) Bowen, Captain, H.M.S. _Argo_, 283 _Breda_, H.M.S., in battle of Cape Passaro, 257 Brienne, Comte de, Duke of Athens, slain, 128 Broderick, Commodore, arrived at Gibraltar, 276 _Buckingham_, H.M.S., 274 Buesca, first capital of Aragon, 2 Bugia, Lulio martyred at, 231 Burgos, 153