Seignelay, his criticism of Admiral de Tourville, 283.
Selim I., Sultan of Turkey.
_See_ Soliman
Selim II., Sultan of Turkey, 356,
his character, 356;
lays claim to the island of Cyprus, 356.
Serpent, method of killing, 294-296.
Sesse, Duke of, 311.
Sessola, islet of, 207.
Sfax, 2, 250.
Sforza, Lodovico, Duke of Milan, 100.
Shershell, 2, 66.
Shott-el-Jerid, 153.
Sinan-Reis, in command of La Goletta fortress, 156,
at the battle of Prevesa, 197;
in command of the Janissaries, 279, 281;
character as a leader, 285, 307;
his expedition against Malta, 306;
sacks the island of Gozo, 309;
captures Tripoli, 309.
Skiathos, 187.
Skios island, 187.
Slaves, on board galleys, their treatment, 223-229,
mutiny at Lepanto, 228.
Smyrna, Basha of, 48.
Soliman the Magnificent, Sultan of Turkey, 9, 14, 109,
expels the Knights of St. John from Rhodes, 42, 277, 299;
embassy from Barbarossa, 60, 76;
sends reinforcements, 61;
recalls his ships, 61;
his conquest of the Mamelukes, 77;
invites the cooperation of Barbarossa, 110;
appoints him commander of his fleet, 111, 117, 127;
receives gifts from him, 118;
his reception of him, 120;
relations with Ibrahim, 173;
under the influence of Roxalana, 174;
declares war against Venice, 179;
defeated, 179;
preparations for campaigns, 183, 277, 316;
his demands from Charles V., 270;
loss of his "puissant galleon," 313;
lamentations of his people, 314;
holds a conference, 316;
expedition against Malta, 316;
his death, 356.
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