Isabel of Majorca, married to the Infanta Juan Manuel of Castille, 92 Isabella of Andria married to Prince Fernando, 129; death, 130 Isabella of Aragon, Queen of France, 49 Isabella of Aragon, Queen of Portugal, 95 Isabella of Castille, 168 St. Isabel, 8 Ischia, 80 Iviça, 182, 184, 188 Jaca, 68 Jacomo de Mallorca, Director of Prince Henry’s navigation school at Sagres, 174 Jativa, 93 Jayme I., King of Aragon and Majorca: birth, 6; description of his person, 7; anecdote of the swallow, 8; marriage with Violante of Hungary, 8; his Journal, 11; prepared to conquer Majorca, 12; embarked: at sea, 14; landed in Majorca, 15; his first skirmish, 16; heard Mass, 17; put on his armour, 18; grief at the losses: ‘Bendinat,’ 20; began the siege of Palma, 25, 26; entered the town: Amír surrendered, 32; kindness to the Amír’s son, 33; reducing the island, 34-36; departure from Majorca, 37, 38; second visit to Majorca, 40; third visit, 43; on Cape Pera: Minorcans deceived, 44, 45; activity, administration, 47; his conquest of Valencia, 48; his children, 48; conquest of Murcia, 49; death: burial at Poblet, 51; his reign and administration, 51, 52; annual procession, relics, 52, 53; lenient treatment of Moors of Minorca, 228 Jayme II., King of Aragon: went to Sicily with his mother, 77; his naval victory, 79; saved the life of Charles of Anjou, 81; King of Sicily, 94; subdued Calabria, 96; became King of Aragon, 97; change of policy, 98; attacked his brother Federigo, 102; besieged Almeria, 124-126; friendly relations with Majorca, 137 Jayme II., King of Majorca, 48; marriage, 49; to succeed to Majorca, Montpellier, Roussillon, Cerdaña, and Conflent, 50; first separate King of Majorca, 55; character, 56; difficult position, 76; escorted Queen Constance to her ship,78; took leave of his brother, 78; neutrality in the war with France, 83; escorted his nephew from Catalonia, 91; children, 92; Majorca to be occupied, 93; Majorca restored to him, 105, 106; his administration of Majorca, 107, 112; his buildings, 113, 114; death, 118; coinage, 110; mummy, 119 Jayme III., King of Majorca: birth, 130; brought to Perpignan by Muntaner, 133, 134; adopted by his uncle Sancho, 135; his education, 141, 142; homage to the King of Aragon, 142, 143; marriage with Constance of Aragon, 142; protest against Pedro’s usurpation, 145; submission to Pedro fruitless, 146; collected forces to recover Majorca, 147; defeat and death, 148, 149; his character, 149