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INDEX.
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Sibyl Triburtine, the Sibyl of Tibur,
iii. 195.
Sicily (Cijille), 11. 259, 333, 335 ; 111.
103, 113, 147, 153; iv. 163, 207.
Sidon, Sydon, ii. 77, 299.
Signifere, the zodiac, ii. 127.
Silla, Sylla, iii. 163, 165.
Silverius, pope, iv. 47, 53.
Silvester I., pope, ii. 89; iii. 259,
403, 413-425, 43I;433> 445-
Silvester II., pope, iv. 209-215.
Silvius, father of Brutus, ii. 265, 307.
Simeon, Jacob’s son, ii. 173.
Simeon, at the Purification, iv. 59.
Simplicius, pope, iv. 19.
Sinai. See Synay.
Sinclair (Synglare), William, bishop
of Dunkeld, v. 421.
Sirne-Elkade, ii. 213.
Sysinnius, pope, iv. 119.
Sistrousse. See Citeaux.
Sithioun, Sicione, Sycion, ii. 49,
JOS, 137-
Sitikis, Sithi. See Scythians, Scythia.
Sixt L, pope, iii. 301, 307.
Sixt II., pope, iii. 371, 373, 377-
385-
Sixt III., pope, iv. 13.
Smyrna, ii. 89, 253.
Socrates, death of, iii. 21.
Sodom, ii. 79.
Solomon (Salamon), ii. 97, 317.
Soltre (Sowtray), abbey founded by
Malcolm IV., iv. 428 ; vi. 187.
Solway (Sulway), vi. 277, 281, 315,
317, 319, 339-
Solynus, ii. 109.
Somerled. See Sowelle.
Sophi, Sophia, empress, wife of
Justin, iv. 69.
Sorrowful Hill, Edinburgh, ii. 315.
Sother, pope, iii. 321.
South Inch (of Perth), vi. 127.
Sowdan, the Sultan, called to Italy,
iv. 161.
Sowelle, Somerled of Argyle, slain at
Renfrew, iv. 431.
Sowllis, John the, v. 239 ; guardian
with John Comyn, v. 321 ; sends
ambassadors to the Pope, 323.
Nicol of, v. 239.
William of, son of Nicol, v. 239.
Spain (Spanjhe), ii. 109, 193, 203,
205, 207, 213, 309, 345; iii. ill,
127, 169, 175, 183, 377, 379, 391,
39? ; iv. 149-
Spaniards (Spanjellis), ii. 201.
Spartans, ii. 221 ; iii. 59, 61, 65.
Spartany, Sparta, iii. 13, 53, 57, 67.
Spencer, Hugh de, v. 375.
Spens, William of, at the siege of
Dunbar, vi. 83.
Stace, ii. 221.
Stafford (Stamfurde), Ralph of, a
follower of E. Balliol at Dupplin,
v. 413 ; vi. 85.
Stanemore, Stanemuir, of Rere
Corsse, iv. 401 ; vi. 327.
Stanmore, or Cammore, iii. 84, 86.
Stemonius, ii. 135.
Stephen (Stewyn), Saint, iii. 223.
Stephen I., pope, iii. 373, 377-
Stephen II., pope, iv. 137, 141.
Stephen III., pope, iv. 145.
Stephen IV., pope, iv. 161.
Stephen, king of England, iv. 397 ;
receives Northumberland from
David I., 397 ; his opponents, 399 ;
his marriage, 401 ; taken prisoner
at Lincoln, 403 ; treats with
Henry, Duke of Normandy, 411 ;
his nickname, 413 ; his death, 417.
Stephen of Langton, made cardinal,
v. 47 ; made archbishop of Canter¬
bury, v. 51.
Stewart, Alan, killed at Halidon Hill,
vi. 13.
Alan, makes war in Galloway,
vi. 187.
Alexander, son of the Earl of
Buchan, marries the heiress of
Mar, v. 251 ; vi. 404.
Andrew, knighted at Liege, vi.
432-
David, made Duke of Rothesay,
vi. 384.
James, made warden, v. 157.
James, killed at Halidon Hill,
vi. 13.
John, killed at Falkirk, v. 317.
John, killed at Halidon Hill, vi.
13-
Morthow, son of the Duke of
Albany, defeated at Homildon, vi.
401.
Robert, his lands given away by
E. Balliol, vi. 25 ; comes from
Rothesay to Dumbarton, 27 ; his
lands seized by David, Earl of
Atholl, 39 ; obtains the help of
Dougal Campbell, 41 ; gets posses¬
sion of lower Clydesdale, 45 ; made
a warden, 47, 101 ; besieges and
takes Perth, 125-133; besieges
and takes St Andrews, 133-137 ;
intercedes for William Douglas,
169; at the battle of Durham, 181 ;
escapes, 186; chosen warden again,