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... numbers exhausted the inland country ; the sea was re- mote , the Greeks were unfriendly , and the Christians of every " William of Malmesbury ( who wrote about the year 1130 ) has inserted in his history ( 1. iv . p . 130-154 [ Script ...
... numbers exhausted the inland country ; the sea was re- mote , the Greeks were unfriendly , and the Christians of every " William of Malmesbury ( who wrote about the year 1130 ) has inserted in his history ( 1. iv . p . 130-154 [ Script ...
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... number of four hundred towers , are not perfectly consistent with the five gates ' so often mentioned in the history of ... numbers were probably inferior to the Greeks , Armenians , and Syrians , who had been no more than fourteen years ...
... number of four hundred towers , are not perfectly consistent with the five gates ' so often mentioned in the history of ... numbers were probably inferior to the Greeks , Armenians , and Syrians , who had been no more than fourteen years ...
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... numbers at different periods amounted to five or six hundred thousand ; that more than one hundred thousand Christians were slain ; that a far greater number was lost by disease or shipwreck ; and that a small portion of this mighty ...
... numbers at different periods amounted to five or six hundred thousand ; that more than one hundred thousand Christians were slain ; that a far greater number was lost by disease or shipwreck ; and that a small portion of this mighty ...
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CHAPTER LVIII | 13 |
Urban II in the Council | 21 |
Temporal and Carnal | 27 |
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