Constantinople, 105 _Cormorant_, H.M.S., 284, 285 Cornel, En Pedro, General of the army of Alfonso III. against Minorca, 231 Cornut, E. Pedro, Admiral of the Provençal fleet, 66 Cornwallis, Colonel, 273 Corsica ceded to Aragon by the Pope, 98, 118, 138, 143 Coruña, 205 Cotoner, noble family of Aragon: Marquis of Ariañy, 108; Nicolas, at reception of Charles V., 176; some murdered by Comuneros, 183, 189; title given, 193; Grand Masters of Malta, 194; general, 194, 214 Cotonera at Malta, 194 Crespi, Juan, leader of Comuneros at Palma, 181, 186, 188; death, 188 Creus, Cape of, 86 Cristopol, 122 Crossbowmen. _See_ Catalans. Cruilles, Gilbert de, envoy of Aragon at Bordeaux, 68; met King Pedro, 71; came with the attested copy of the notary’s statement, 75 Cullera, Catalan dockyard at, 59 _Culloden_, H.M.S., 274 Cyprus, King of: niece married to Prince Fernando, 131, 134 Cyzicus, 104 Dameto, noble family of Majorca, Marquis of Bellpuig, 108; Albertin, served against the Comuneros, 189; Don Juan, historian of Majorca, 190 Daun, Count, Viceroy of Naples, 253 De Crillon, Duke of Mahon, 280 _Defiance_, H.M.S., 274 Denia, 10 Denmark, Spanish troops in, and escape from, 205 _Deptford_, H.M.S., 274 Desbrull. _See_ Sureda. Desclot, on Jayme I., 7 Dragonera Island, 14 Dragut, Barbary pirate, 176 Duckworth, Commodore, sent to re-take Minorca, 283; list of ships of his squadron, 283 _Dunkirk_, H.M.S., off Minorca, 247; sent to Fornells, 248 Edgcombe, Captain H.M.S. _Louisa_, 273, 274 Edward I. of England: connection with Aragon, 5, 6, 7; refused to join with the Pope against King Manfred of Sicily, 57; umpire between Pedro III. and Charles of Anjou, 64, 67; does not come to Bordeaux owing to French treachery, 67; intervention to restore peace, 96, 97; his daughter Eleanor to marry Alfonso III. of Aragon, 97 Edward the Black Prince joined by Jayme IV. of Majorca, 153 Effingham, Lord, 273 Eleanor, Princess of England, to marry Alfonso III. of Aragon, 97 Enriquez de Guzman, Don Alonso: in command at Palma, 185; his account of the surrender of the Comuneros, 186 Entenzas, supporters of Federigo of Sicily, 100; Gambon de, 103; Berenguer de, a leader of the Catalan Company, 103; disputes with Rocafort, 105; murder, 121, 122; knights of the family in the Minorca conquest, 231 Esclaramunda de Foix, Queen of Majorca, 49; children, 92, 107; received the orphan of her son Fernando at Perpignan, 134; death, 135 Espero, battle of, near Patras, Prince Fernando slain, 132 Esporla, La Granja de, country seat of the Fortuñy family, 199; factories at, 200 Estremadura, Romana in command in, 207 Fabon, Miguel, preacher at the siege of Palma, 26 Fadrique, Count of Luna, 163