Eudon signally defeats the Saracens, i. 116;
receives aid from Charles Martel, ib.
Eugenius IV. (cardinal Julian) advises Uladislaus to break faith with Amurath, ii. 105;
its fatal consequences, 106;
other instances of his perfidy, 210 note e;
his contests with the councils, 247;
his deposition by the council of Basle, 247 and note q.
Euric, harsh treatment of his catholic subjects by, i. 3 note f.
False Decretals. See [Isidore].
Famines in the middle ages, frequency and extreme severity of, i. 328.
Felix V. (pope), election and supersession of, ii. 248.
Ferdinand confirmed in his succession to the crown of Naples, i. 494;
attempt of John of Calabria to oust him, ib.;
his odious rule, 503 and note.
Ferdinand I. of Aragon, independence of the Catalans towards, ii. 57.
Ferdinand II. of Aragon marries Isabella of Castile, ii. 18;
they succeed to the Castilian throne, ib.;
Ferdinand invested with the crown of Aragon, 42;
arrangement of the united governments, 58, 59;
conquest of Granada, 59, 60.
Ferdinand III. of Castile, capture of Cordova by, ii. 9.