A.
A. bdalla, King of Morocco, 5.
Acugna, Archbishop of Lisbon, his Character, 24.
His Speech to the Confederate Nobility, 25.
Is made Lord-Lieutenant of Portugal after the Revolution, 65.
Aiamonti, a Castilian Nobleman, related to the Queen of Portugal, 76.
Negotiates a Business between the King of Portugal and the Governour of Andalusia, ibid.
Discovers the Spanish Plot, 85.
His Character, 91.
Writes to the Duke of Medina Sidonia, to persuade him to revolt, 92.
Is seiz'd as a Traitor, 104.
Deceiv'd by Olivarez, 114.
His Courage when led to Execution, 115.
Alba, the Duke of, General to Philip II. King of Spain, conquers Portugal, 12
Almada, a Castle near Lisbon, 29
Almada, Antonio and Lewis, two of the Conspirators, 25
Almanzor, the Caliph, conquers Spain, 2
Almeida, one of the chief Conspirators, his Character, 24.
Is deputed with two more to confer with the Duke of Braganza, 30
Alphonso VI. King of Castile and Leon, gives Portugal in Dowry with his Daughter to Henry Count of Burgundy, 3
Alphonso, Son to the former, first King of Portugal, 4
Alphonso VI. King of Portugal, is but thirteen Years old when his Father dies, 117.
His Character, 121.
Debaucheries, 122.
Retires to Alcantra, 124.
Takes the Government upon himself, 125.
Marries Mary-Elizabeth-Frances of Savoy, Princess of Nemours, 130.
Signs his Abdication, 136.
Is banish'd to Tercera, 137.
Recall'd, and dies near Lisbon, 138
Antonio, Grand-Prior of Crato, pretends to the Crown of Portugal, 10.
Is proclaim'd King by the People, and defeated by the Duke of Alba, 12
Aviedo, the Duke of, an Officer in Africa under Don Sebastian, 9
B.
Baeze, a rich Jew of Lisbon, drawn into the Conspiracy against the King of Portugal, 84.
Sends Letters for the other Conspirators into Castile, ibid.
Is examin'd, and confesses, 88
Baynetto, an Italian Nobleman, arrested at Lisbon, 62
Braganza, Don James Duke of, claims the Crown of Portugal at the Death of the Cardinal King, 10.
But does not assert his Right by Force of Arms, 12
Braganza, Theodossus, Son to the former, his Character, 15
Braganza, Don John, Grandson to Don James, his Character, 15.
Stratagems us'd to draw him out of Portugal, 17.
Is made Governour of that Kingdom, and General of the Spanish Forces in it, 18.
Olivarez's Design to arrest him when on board the Admiral's Ship, ibid.
All Governours of Forts and strong Places order'd to seize him, 19.
He disappoints them, 20.
Comes to Lisbon, 29.
His Answer to the Confederate Nobility, 32.
Is proclaim'd King, 56.
Endeavours to make the Governour of Andalusia rebel against the King of Spain, 76.
His Death and Character, 116
Braganza, Louisa de Gusman, married to Don John, her Character, 33.
Her Answers to the Duke when he talk'd about his Restoration, 36.
Her Answer to the Archbishop of Lisbon, when he begg'd the Life of a Traitor, 90.
Is made Regent, 117.
Engages the Earl of Schomberg to come and command her Forces, 118.
Marries her Daughter to King Charles II. of England, 119.
Her Speech to the Count de Castel-Melhor, 124.
To her Son when she resign'd the Regency, 125.
Retires into a Convent, and dies, 126
C.
Camino, the Duke of, assists at the King's Coronation, 72.
Conspires against him, 80.
Is arrested, 86.
Executed, 90
Cardenas, Don Didaco, Lieutenant-General of the Spanish Cavalry, is arrested at Lisbon at the time of the Revolution, 62
Castel-Melhor, Favourite and first Minister of State to Alphonsus VI. King of Portugal, his Character, 123.
Persuades the King to take the Government upon himself, ibid.
To affront the Queen his Mother, that she might retire from Court, 126.
Places his Brother near the Prince, 129.
Marries the King, 130.
Yet cannot agree with the Queen, 131.
Persuades the King to go himself and arrest the Prince, 133.
Is forc'd to leave the Court, and fly to Turin, 134
Catherine of Austria, Regent of Portugal during the Minority of Don Sebastian, 4
Catherine de Medicis pretends to the Crown of Portugal, 11
Catherine, Daughter to King John IV. of Portugal, married to King Charles II., 119
Castro-Marino, a Town in Portugal, 95
Challenge sent to the King of Portugal, 107
Cherifs, a Law of theirs, 5
Ciudad-real, the Duke of, enters Cadiz with ten thousand Men, 104
Conti, the Son of a Merchant of Lisbon, Alphonsus's first Favourite, 122.
Is banish'd by the Regent Queen into Brazil, ibid.
Recall'd by the King, but banish'd again by Castel-Melhor, 128
Correa, a Clerk of Vasconcellos's, runs out as the Conspirators are coming up to the Secretary's Apartment, 56.
And receives several Stabs, but does not die, 57.
Conspires against the King of Portugal, 81.
And is executed with the other Traitors, 90
Coreo, a Citizen of Lisbon, an Instrument of the Revolution, 43
Coutingno, Don Gaston, during the time of the Revolution delivers the Prisoners, 63
D.
Del Campo, Governor of the Citadel of Lisbon, surrenders to the Confederate Nobility, 64
Diego Garcez Palleia, a Captain of Foot, defends Vasconcellos for some time, 57
Daiamonti, vid. Aiamonti.
E.
Estrees related to the young Queen of Portugal, Bishop and Duke of Laon, and known by the Name of the Cardinal d'Estrees, 130
Evora, the People of, rise in a tumultuous manner, and declare themselves for the House of Braganza, 16
F.
Ferdinand de Castro,
Comptroller of the Navy-Office, arrested at Lisbon at the time of the Revolution,
62Ferdinand de la Cueva, Governour of the Citadel of St. John's, surrenders upon Terms, 71
Ferreira, the Marquiss of, is of opinion that all the Traitors ought to be executed, 89
G.
Goa, and all the other Places in India and Africa, which formerly belong'd to Portugal, revolt from the King of Spain, and acknowledge the Duke of Braganza, 77
Garray, Don John, Lieutenant-General of the Spanish Forces, Second to the Duke of Medina, 114
George, Brother to the Lord Ranger, a Conspirator, 25.
Reveals the Conspiracy to a Relation, 52
H.
Hamet, Brother to Muley-Moluc, King of Morocco, commands the Army, 8
D'Haro, Don Lewis, Nephew to Olivarez, 103
Henry, Count of Burgundy, Son to Robert King of France, drives the Moors from Portugal, 3
Henry, Cardinal and Archbishop of Evora, succeeds Don Sebastian, 10.
Refuses to name his Successor, 12
Hyde, Chancellor of England, persuades King Charles II. to marry the Infanta of Portugal, 119
I.
Jews conspire against the King of Portugal, 82
Inchequin, General of the English Forces in Portugal, 120
Inquisitor, the Grand, conspires against the King, 81.
Is arrested, 86.
And condemn'd to perpetual Imprisonment, 90
John, Don, Prince of Portugal, Son to King John III. dies before his Father, 4
John, Don, of Austria, natural Son to Philip IV. King of Spain, and General of the Troops sent against Portugal, 127
Julian, an Italian Nobleman, invites the Moors into Spain, 2
L.
Lemos, a Merchant of Lisbon, and an Instrument of the Revolution, 43
Lewis de Camara, a Jesuit, Tutor to Don Sebastian, 4
Lewis de Castile, is sent by the Duke of Medina to the Marquiss Daiamonti, 92.
Returns back to the Duke, 94
M.
Margaret of Savoy, Dutchess of Mantua, Vice-Queen of Portugal, 14.
Complains of Vasconcellos's Conduct, 40.
Endeavours to appease the Confederate Nobility, 59.
Is confin'd, 61.
Removes to Xabregas-House, 67
Mattos, Don Sebastian de Norogna, Archbishop of Braga, and President of the Chamber of Opaco, 24.
Conspires against the King of Portugal, 78.
Confesses his Crime, 88.
Dies in Prison, 90
Mello, Lord Ranger, one of the Conspirators, 25.
Cuts the Spanish Guard to pieces, 55.
Acquaints the Duke and Dutchess of Braganza with the Success of their Enterprize, 69
Mendoza, another of the chief Conspirators, 25.
Meets the Duke of Braganza in a Forest, and confers with him, 39.
Goes with Mello to Villa-viciosa, 69
Menezes, Alexis, Governour to Don Sebastian, 4
Menezes, Antonio, his Answer to the Vice-Queen, 60
Medina Sidonia, Gaspar Perez de Gusman, Duke of, Brother-in-law to the King of Portugal, resolves to have himself crown'd King of Andalusia, 92.
Sends his Confidant to the Marquiss Daiamonti, 94.
His Intent discover'd, 100.
Is sent for to the Court of Spain, 103.
And pardon'd, 104.
He challenges the King of Portugal, 107
Monsano, the Count de, 72
Muley Mahomet, flies to the Court of Portugal for Refuge, 5.
Goes into Africa with Don Sebastian, 7.
Is drown'd in the River Mucazen, 10
Muley Moluc, takes possession of the Kingdom of Morocco, 5.
Gives the Command of the Army to his Brother Hamet, 8.
Dies during the Battle, 9
N.
Norogna, one of the Confederate Nobility, his passionate Answer to the Vice-Queen, 61
O.
Olivarez, the Duke of, of the House of the Gusmans, first Minister to Philip IV. King of Spain, 13.
His Policy, ibid.
Orders the Duke of Braganza to come immediately into Spain, 47.
His artful way of acquainting the King with the Revolution, 74.
Obtains the Duke of Medina's Pardon, 104.
And then makes him challenge the King of Portugal, 105
Ozorio, Don Lopez, the Spanish Admiral, has private Orders to seize the Duke of Braganza, and bring him into Spain, 18
P.
Parma, the Duke of, pretends to the Crown of Portugal, 10
Pelagus, founds the Kingdom of Leon, 3
Pedro, Don, Prince of Portugal, his Character, 129.
Is misused by Count Castel-Melhor, ibid.
Arrests the King, 136.
Is declared Regent, ibid.
Marries the young Queen, 137.
After his Brother's Death is proclaim'd King, 138
Philip II. King of Spain, claims the Crown of Portugal, 10.
Takes possession of it by force of Arms, 12
Philip IV. King of Spain, his Character, 101.
Offers King Charles three Millions to marry a Protestant Princess, 119
Pinto Ribeiro, Comptroller of the Duke of Braganza's Houshold, his Policy, 22.
His Answer to a Friend, 56.
Is not promoted by the King, 76
Portugal, its Description, 1.
Acknowledg'd to be a Kingdom independent of the Crown of Spain, 136
Portuguese, their Character, 2
Puebla, the Marquiss of, Major-Domo to the Vice-Queen, is arrested at the time of the Revolution, 62
R.
Richelieu, the Cardinal of, 32
Roderick, the last King of the Goths who reign'd in Portugal, 2
Ruvigni, the Marquiss of, the French Ambassador, accompanies the Princess of Nemours into Portugal, 131
S.
Saa, Lord-Chamberlain, one of the Conspirators, 25.
Shoots Vasconcellos thro the Head, 58
Saldaigni, another of the Conspirators, 62
Sancho, Paymaster of the Spanish Troops in Portugal, is detain'd Prisoner there, 96
Discovers to Olivarez the Duke of Medina's Intent to revolt, 100
Sande, the Marquiss of, sent into England by the Regent of Portugal to conclude the Match between the Infanta and King Charles II., 119
Savoy, Philibert-Emanuel, Duke of, pretends to the Crown of Portugal, 10
Schomberg, Frederick, Count of, is invited by the Queen of Portugal to be her General, 118.
Takes his way thro England, and treats of a Marriage between the Infanta and King Charles, 119.
Beats the Spaniards during the Regent's time, 120.
As also under the Reign of Alphonso, 127
Soarez d'Albergaria, the Corregidor, is kill'd at the time of the Revolution, 56
Soure, the Portuguese Ambassador in France, treats with Schomberg, 118
T.
Tubal, the Portuguese pretend to be descended from him, 2
V.
Vasconcellos, Secretary to the Spanish Regency in Portugal, 14.
His Haughtiness and Cruelty, 26, 27.
Is killed in the Revolution, 58.
His Character, 59
Velasco, Nicholas de, of the Order of St. Francis, is sent by the Marquiss Daiamonti into Portugal, 95.
His Pride and Inconsiderateness, 96.
Discovers his Business to Sancho, who betrays him, 99
Villa-Flor, the Portuguese Generalissimo, 127
Villa-Viciosa, the Seat of the Dukes of Braganza, 16
Villareal, the Marquiss of, assists at the King of Portugal's Coronation, 72.
Conspires against him, 80.
Is arrested, 86.
And executed, 90
Villenes, her Behaviour and Speech to her Sons, 54.
X.
Xabregas, a Palace of Lisbon, 67
The End of the Index.
