Chronicle of the Cid: From the Spanish
Chronicle of the Cid: From the Spanish
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— wearing apparel, all which they sold in Valencia.
XI. Now when one of the sons of Abdalla Azis was of the loosed from prison, he placed his love upon Alvar Fañez, whk?one and gave him goodly gifts, and upon Aboeza, the King's ^[^J^^ Guasál, and upon a Jew who was a messenger from King ^?*^ ^^ DcMi Alfonso. And they all sent to Bang Don Alfonso, to be- f^^^' seech him that he would take the son of Abdalla Azis and all that he had under his protection, so that Yahia might do no evil unto him, n...either take by force from him anything that was his ; and for this protection he promised to give the King thirty thousand maravedis yearly. This request King X)on Alfonso granted, and incontinently he took him under his protection, and sent to the King of Valencia to request that he would do him no wrong. Therefore the son of Abdalla Azis was from that time held in more honor, because of the love of King Don Alfonso ; nevertheless he was still kept under a guard in his own house, that he should not gieo, makes it meToly wsrrion or fighting mea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— wearing apparel, all which they sold in Valencia.
XI. Now when one of the sons of Abdalla Azis was of the loosed from prison, he placed his love upon Alvar Fañez, whk?one and gave him goodly gifts, and upon Aboeza, the King's ^[^J^^ Guasál, and upon a Jew who was a messenger from King ^?*^ ^^ DcMi Alfonso. And they all sent to Bang Don Alfonso, to be- f^^^' seech him that he would take the son of Abdalla Azis and all that he had under his protection, so that Yahia might do no evil unto him, n...either take by force from him anything that was his ; and for this protection he promised to give the King thirty thousand maravedis yearly. This request King X)on Alfonso granted, and incontinently he took him under his protection, and sent to the King of Valencia to request that he would do him no wrong. Therefore the son of Abdalla Azis was from that time held in more honor, because of the love of King Don Alfonso ; nevertheless he was still kept under a guard in his own house, that he should not gieo, makes it meToly wsrrion or fighting mea.
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