Sausses, town of, captured, ii. 271.
Sauvagière, François de, slays the duke of Guelders, i. 358.
Savarot, Pierre, the archer, i. 31.
Savelly, cardinal Giambattista, ii. 158.
Saveuse, Philip, lord de, brings succours to Charles of Burgundy, i.
71;
the prosecution of a decree against published, 141.
Savona, plot for delivering up the town of, ii. 268;
its failure, 269.
Savonarola, Jerome, the Dominican friar, memorable preachings of, ii.
189 _et n._;
his predictions, 190;
his predictions realised, 208, 285;
burnt at Florence by the malice and solicitation of the pope and
others, 285, 287;
system of persecution carried on against, 286.
Savoy, Charles I. duke of, i. 317.
Savoy, Jacques Louis de, i. 318.
Savoy, Philibert, duke of, i. 206, 317.
Savoy, Yolande, duchess of, abandons her alliance with the duke of
Burgundy, i. 309;
seized by the duke of Burgundy, 317;
and rescued by Louis XI., 319.
Savoyards, always in amity with the Burgundians, i. 114.
Scales, Anthony, lord, i. 191, 241.
Scandalous Chronicle of Louis XI. from 1460 to 1483, ii. 291 _et
seq._;
literary history of the, 293.
Scanderbeg, descendants of, ii. 166.
Scotch guards, in the duke of Burgundy’s service, valour of the, i.
155.
Scotland, civil war in, i. 398;
a check upon England, 379.
Scutari, captured by the Turks, ii. 120;
surrender of, 166.
Secco, Signor Francisco, at the battle of Fornovo, ii. 218.
Segre, Jacques, lord of, ii. 37.
Seierre, pass of, ii. 194.
Seine, the duke of Burgundy’s army passes over the, by a bridge of
boats, i. 42;
great preparations for crossing the, 57;
a second bridge of boats laid over, _ib._;
inundation of the, 302.
Semur, town of, rebels, ii. 23;
captured, 24.
Seneschal of Normandy, i. 70.
Senlis, peace negociated at, ii. 110;
treaty of, between Charles VIII. and Maximilian I., 113.
Sergine, M. de, i. 149.
Sforza, ducal family of, i. 52;
the dukes of Milan, ii. 112.