The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Band 6Nottingham Society, 1845 |
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... army in the friendly seaport of Satalia . From thence he embarked for Antioch ; but so penurious was the supply of Greek vessels that they could only afford room for his knights and nobles ; and the plebeian crowd of infantry was left ...
... army in the friendly seaport of Satalia . From thence he embarked for Antioch ; but so penurious was the supply of Greek vessels that they could only afford room for his knights and nobles ; and the plebeian crowd of infantry was left ...
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... army against Vataces ; and in the defeat of that army , the veteran knights , the last of the original conquerors , were left on the field of battle . But the success of a foreign enemy was less painful to the pusillanimous Robert than ...
... army against Vataces ; and in the defeat of that army , the veteran knights , the last of the original conquerors , were left on the field of battle . But the success of a foreign enemy was less painful to the pusillanimous Robert than ...
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... army amount to 10,000 men , of whom 1000 were knights . The curious volume of Schiltberger -a German of Munich who was taken prisoner in the battle ( edit . Munich , 1813 ) --and which Von Hammer receives as authentic , gives the whole ...
... army amount to 10,000 men , of whom 1000 were knights . The curious volume of Schiltberger -a German of Munich who was taken prisoner in the battle ( edit . Munich , 1813 ) --and which Von Hammer receives as authentic , gives the whole ...
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CHAPTER LVIII | 13 |
Urban II in the Council | 21 |
Temporal and Carnal | 27 |
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