Roussillon, 6; Nuño do Sans, Count of, 12, 20, 49; Jayme II. to succeed to, 50, 55, 56, 153 Rovira, Nicolas de, jailer of Jayme IV., killed, 152 Ruidemeya, Bernardo de, first to land in Majorca, 16 Sagrera, Guillem, architect of the Lonja at Palma, 175 Sagres, 174 Salonica, 122 Salou, fleet of Jayme I. assembled at, 13, 40, 94, 134, 232, 285 Salva, Pedro, architect of Belver, 114 Samnium, 225 Sancha, Princess of Majorca, married to King Robert of Naples, 92 Sancho, King of Majorca, 92, 107; imprisoned by Alfonso III., 136; succeeded, 136; married Maria of Naples, 137; precautions against Barbary pirates, 137; negotiations respecting Montpellier, 137; aid in conquest of Corsica and Sardinia, 138; castle at Valdemosa, 138, 162; his falcons, at Miramar, 139, 160; death in the Pyrenees, 139; his will, 140; coinage, 140 Sancho, illegitimate son of Prince Fernando of Majorca, 136, 142, 143; married Lauria, daughter of Ferrario Rossella, 143; always faithful to his brother, Jayme III., 148 Sancho IV., usurping King of Castille: promise to help Pedro III. against France, 83; failure to keep his promise, Pedro incensed against him, 93; alliance with Jayme II. of Aragon, 88 Sand, Georges, 162, 172, 173 Sans. _See_ Aluño de Sans. Santander, 205 Santa Agueda, Monte de, in Minorca, 220; surrender of Moors at, 234 Santañi founded, 109; stones for Palma cathedral from, 112 Santa Ana, chapel in the Almudaina, 111 _San Carlos_ ship (sixty guns), 257 Santa Cilia, noble family of Majorca, 109; inherited Alfavia, 142, 156; coat of arms, 157; Pedro Juan, received Charles V. at Palma, 176; origin, 142; friend of Jayme III., 142; Arnaldo de, 157 San Clemente, Jayme de, rescued Jayme IV. from prison, 132 Santa Cruz Abbey: Pedro III. and Admiral Roger de Lauria buried at, 94; Alfonso III. at his father’s tomb, 96 San Felipe Castle, Minorca, 233; siege and capture by Stanhope, 248; description, 248; attacked by the French, 274; recovered, 284 San Francisco Abbey. _See_ Palma. San Francisco at Port Mahon: Moorish atrocities, 239 Santiago, 115 St. Julian Mount, in Sicily, 128 Santa Maria de Formiguera in Cerdaña, King Sancho died at, 134 San Miguel Church at Palma, 32 Sant Marti, noble family of Majorca, 109 San Nicolas Church at Palma: meeting of Comuneros, 181, 218 _Santa Rosa_, ship (sixty-four guns), 257 St. Stephen’s Cave, Minorca, 264, 265 San Vicente de Ferrer visited Majorca, 161, 163 St. Vincent, Lord, resolved to recover Minorca, 282; resigned from ill health, 286 Sardinia ceded to Aragon by the Pope, 98, 118, 138, 143; secured to Archduke Charles by Sir John Leake, 245; seized by the Spaniards, 254 Saumarez, Admiral, in the Baltic, 202, 204 Saunders, Admiral, 276 Sciacca, 100 Scipio, 226