Translations And Reprints From the Original Sources of European History volume
Translations And Reprints From the Original Sources of European History volume
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Many were entangled in the thickets. The whole world was certainly fighting for us, and if many of ours had not been detained in plundering the camp, few of the great multitude of the enemy would have been able to escape from the battle.
And although it may be tedious, the following must not be omitted : On the day preceding the battle the army captured many thousands of camels, oxen and sheep. By the command of the princes these were divided among the people. When we advanced to battle, wonder...ful to relate, the camels formed in many squad- rons and the sheep and oxen did the same. Moreover, these animals accompanied us, halting when we halted, advancing when we advanced, and charging when we charged. The clouds pro- tected us from the heat of the sun and cooled us.
Accordingly, after celebrating the victory, the army returned to 12 TRANSLATIONS AND REPRINTS.
Jerusalem. Duke Godfrey remained there ; the count of St. Gilles, Robert, count of Normandy, and Robert, count of Flanders, re- turned to Laodicea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many were entangled in the thickets. The whole world was certainly fighting for us, and if many of ours had not been detained in plundering the camp, few of the great multitude of the enemy would have been able to escape from the battle.
And although it may be tedious, the following must not be omitted : On the day preceding the battle the army captured many thousands of camels, oxen and sheep. By the command of the princes these were divided among the people. When we advanced to battle, wonder...ful to relate, the camels formed in many squad- rons and the sheep and oxen did the same. Moreover, these animals accompanied us, halting when we halted, advancing when we advanced, and charging when we charged. The clouds pro- tected us from the heat of the sun and cooled us.
Accordingly, after celebrating the victory, the army returned to 12 TRANSLATIONS AND REPRINTS.
Jerusalem. Duke Godfrey remained there ; the count of St. Gilles, Robert, count of Normandy, and Robert, count of Flanders, re- turned to Laodicea.
What to read after Translations And Reprints From the Original Sources of European History volume?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by University of Pennsylvania Dept of History to read onlineMoreLess
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