The Norman Conquest (87 page)

Sandwich (Kent),
18
,
61
,
76
–
7
,
148
–
9
,
157
,
226
,
337

Saracens,
45

Saxony,
225

Scarborough (Yorks),
161

Scotland,
9
,
95
,
103
,
121
,
124
–
6
,
148
,
158
,
160
,
220
,
222
,
224
,
233
,
247
–
8
,
250
–
3
,
266
–
7
,
289
–
90
,
292
,
333
; kings of,
103
,
347
;
see also
Duncan; Macbeth; Malcolm

Second World War,
3
,
112

Séez, bp of,
91
–
2

Selby (Yorks), abbey,
340

Selsey (Sussex),
258

Senlac,
176
;
see
Hastings

Settrington (Yorks),
265
,
278

Severn, river,
40
,
120
,
269
,
292

Shaftesbury (Dorset),
23

Shakespeare, William,
103

Sherborne (Dorset),
23
,
258

sheriffs,
149
,
247
,
260
,
268
–
9
,
284
–
5
,
318
,
324
,
338
;
see also
Hugh; Mærleswein; Picot; Urse

Shetland,
160

shield-wall,
178
–
81
,
183

Ship List,
145
,
150
–
1
,
170

ships and fleets:
2
,
14
,
16
,
20
–
2
,
24
,
28
,
32
,
34
,
37
–
40
,
61
–
2
,
65
–
6
,
75
–
8
,
104
,
109
,
113
,
143
–
8
,
150
–
2
,
154
,
157
–
8
,
160
–
1
,
163
–
6
,
168
–
71
,
174
,
176
,
203
,
208
,
212
,
224
–
7
,
229
,
244
–
5
,
249
,
252
,
270
,
304
–
5
,
312
,
321
,
337

shire courts,
27

shires,
12

Shrewsbury (Salop),
205
,
218
,
227
,
233
,
247
,
268
; abbey,
349
; castle,
227
,
247
,
313

Shropshire,
205
,
218
,
278
,
280

Sicily,
9
,
156

Simeon of Durham, chronicler,
125
,
216
,
222
–
4
,
230
,
233
,
246
,
266
,
290
,
314

Siward, bp of Rochester (d. 1075),
383

Siward, earl of Northumbria (d. 1055),
30
,
32
,
72
,
75
,
101
,
103
,
122
,
125
–
7
,
253
,
263
,
321

Siward Barn,
247
,
264
,
278
,
329

Slaves, slavery,
16
,
25
–
7
,
36
,
130
,
294
–
6
,
338

Somerset,
220
,
227
,
294

Snorri Sturluson, historian (d. 1241),
147
,
156
–
62
,
164

Snowdonia,
292

Southampton (Hants),
34
–
5
,
41
,
312

Southwark (Surrey),
77
–
8

Speyer (Germany), cathedral,
298

Stafford,
228
; castle,
233
,
247

Stamford (Lincs),
313

Stamford Bridge (Yorks), battle of,
163
–
5
,
171
–
3
,
175
,
218
,
375

Stephen (of Blois), king of England (1135–54)
350

Steyning (Sussex),
150

Stigand, bp of Winchester (1047–70) abp of Canterbury (1052–70): early career,
99
; pluralism,
100
; pariah status as abp,
108
,
143
,
199
,
216
,
255
; present at ETC’s death,
133
–
4
,
140
; depicted at Harold’s coronation,
139
; submits to WTC,
195
; hostage in Normandy (1067),
203
; deposed (1070),
238

Strathclyde, kingdom of,
121
,
126

Surrey,
283

Sussex,
12
,
72
,
77
,
109
,
113
,
150
,
172
,
194
,
215
,
278
,
295
,
313
; bp of,
240
; rapes,
215
,
278

Sweden,
102

Swein (d.
c.
1034), son of King Cnut,
31

Swein Estrithson, king of Denmark (1047–74)
61
–
2
,
64
–
5
,
147
,
157
–
9
,
225
–
6
,
228
,
242
–
3
,
245
,
304
–
5

Swein Forkbeard, king of Denmark king of England (1013–14)
15
,
17

Swein Godwineson (d. 1052),
63
,
65
,
68
,
72
,
95
,
101
–
2
,
116

Tadcaster (Yorks),
163