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CHAPTER LVIII.
Origin and Numbers of the First Crusade-Cha-
racters of the Latin Princes-Their March to
Constantinople-Policy of the Greek Emperor
Alexius-Conquest of Nice, Antioch, and Jerusa-
lem, by the Franks-Deliverance of the Holy Se-
pulchre-Godfrey of Bouillon, first King of Je-
rusalem-Institutions of the French or Latin
Kingdom.
A. D.
1084 Second Expedition of Robert into Greece 77
1085 His Death...
great Count of Sicily..
1127 Duke of Apulia
1130-1139 First King of Sicily.
1095-1099 The First Crusade.......
Peter the Hermit.
PAGE
106
ib.
78 1095 Urban II. in the Council of Placentia .... 107
Council of Clermont....
185 Last War with the Greeks and Normans ib. 1096, 1097 March of the Princes to Constanti-
1101-1154 Reign and Ambition of Roger,
108
1122-1152 His Conquests in Africa
Influence of Example
1146 His Invasion of Greece
1096 Departure of the first Crusaders......... 114
Their Destruction in Hungary and Asia.. 115
The Chiefs of the first Crusade.
116
1148, 1149 The Emperor Manuel repulses the
Normans
II. Hugh of Vermandois, Robert of Nor-
mandy, Robert of Flanders, Stephen of
Chartres, &c.
the Western Empire....
Failure of his Designs.
III. Raymond of Thoulouse........ 118
IV. Bohemond and Tancred............ 119
Chivalry........
697-1200 State of the Venetians............ 174
.......
176
.... 177
Preservation of the Greek Empire-Numbers, Pas-
sage, and Event of the Second and Third Cru-1201 Alliance of the French and Venetians 175
sades-St. Bernard-Reign of Saladin in Egypt
1202 Assembly and Departure of the Crusade
and Syria-His Conquest of Jerusalem-Naval
from Venice.......
Crusades-Richard the First of England-Pope
Siege of Zara............
Innocent the Third; and the Fourth and Fifth
Crusades-the Emperor Frederic the Second-
Louis the Ninth of France; and the last two
Crusades-Expulsion of the Latins or Franks by
the Mamalukes.
1097-1118 Success of Alexius..
Expeditions by Land.........................................................
1101 The first Crusade..
1147 The second, of Conrad III. and Louis VII. ib.
1189 The third, of Frederic I.....
Their Numbers.....
Alliance of the Crusaders with the Greek
Prince, the young Alexius......... ib.
1203 Voyage from Zara to Constantinople 179
Fruitless Negotiation of the Emperor.... 180
Passage of the Bosphorus
.....
First Siege and Conquest of Constantino-
ple by the Latins
Restoration of the Emperor Isaac Ange-
....
182
142
143
lus, and his son Alexius....
183
Quarrels of the Greeks and Latins.......
184
1204 The War renewed......
185
Alexius and his Father deposed by Mour-
zoufle......
186
Second Siege....
...... 146
Pillage of Constantinople
Division of the Spoil...
............... 188
CHAPTER LXI.
1127-1145 Zenghi
1145-1174 Noureddin...
Passage through the Greek Empire...... 144 Turkish Warfare................. Obstinacy of the Enthusiasm of the Cru- sades....
1163-1169 Conquest of Egypt by the Turks... 150
1171 End of the Fatimite Caliphs
151
1171-1193 Reign and Character of Saladin... 152
1187 His Conquest of the Kingdom............................
And City of Jerusalem...
1188 The third Crusade, by Sea
1189-1191 Siege of Acre....
133
154
156
1191, 1192 Richard of England in Palestine... 157
1192 His Treaty and Departure
1193 Death of Saladin
1198-1916 Innocent III. .....................
1203 The fourth Crusade
159
Misery of the Greeks................... 189
Sacrilege and Mockery.
Destruction of the Statues ..............
160
1218 The fifth........
1228 The Emperor Frederic II. in Palestine
1243 Invasion of the Carizmians
... 161
1205 The Bulgarian War
162
163
Death of the Emperor
164
1248-1254 St. Louis, and the sixth Crusade..
1249 He takes Damietta
1250 His Captivity in Egypt...
1270 His Death before Tunis, in the seventh
Crusade.
1250-1517 The Mamalukes of Egypt........
1268 Loss of Antioch.......
1291 The Loss of Acre and the Holy Land.... ib.
165
1206-1216 Reign and Character of Henry..... ib.
1217 Peter of Courtenay, Emperor of Constan-
201
tinople..
1217-1219 His Captivity and Death..
1228-1237 Baldwin II, and John of Brienne,
1221-1228 Robert, Emperor of Constantinople 202
Emperors of Constantinople...................
1237-1261 Baldwin II. ...
206
203
The Holy Crown of Thorns............. 205
....... 204
1237-1271 Progress of the Greeks...
1259 Michael Palæologus, the Greek Emperor. ib.
1261 Constantinople recovered by the Greeks.. 207
General Consequences of the Crusades... 208
Digression on the Family of Courtenay.
1020 Origin of the Family of Courtenay
1101-1152 I. The Counts of Edessa.......... ib.
...... 210
II. The Courtenays of France........... 211
1150 Their Alliance with the Royal Family
III. The Courtenays of England...............
The Earls of Devonshire..
CHAPTER LXII.
213
....... 214
The Greek Emperors of Nice and Constantinople-
Elevation and Reign of Michael Paleologus-
His false Union with the Pope and the Latin
Church-Hostile Designs of Charles of Anjou-
Revolt of Sicily-War of the Catalans in Asia
and Greece-Revolutions and present State of
Athens.
ib. A.D.
171
Restoration of the Greek Empire
... 215
1204-1222 Theodore Lascaris ...........................
1222-1255 John Ducas Vataces.............. ib.
1225-1259 Theodore Lascaris II. ................................ 21*
1259 Minority of John Lascaris ............................ 21.
1186 Revolt of the Bulgarians..
1195-1203 Usurpation and Character of Alex-
ius Angelus ....
..................................... 172
Embraced by the Barons of France...... 173
1198 The fourth Crusade.
1274 Institution of the Conclave by Gregory X. ib.
Absence of the Popes from Rome
377
378
Four Causes of Destruction..
I. The Injuries of Nature; Hurricanes and
Earthquakes; Fires; Inundations.....
1294-1303 Boniface VIII.......
1309 Translation of the Holy See to Avignon ib.
1300 Institution of the Jubilee or Holy Year... 379
1350 The second Jubilee...
380
III. The Use and Abuse of the Materials 414
IV. The domestic Quarrels of the Romans 416
The Coliscum or Amphitheatre of Titus. 418
Games of Rome...
The Nobles or Barons of Rome......... ib. 1332 A Bull-Feast in the Coliseum ....
Family of Leo the Jew
...... 381
The Colonna........................... 382
And Ursina..... ................................................. 383 1420
Their hereditary Feuds
419
Injuries, and Consecration of the Coliseum 420
Ignorance and Barbarism of the Romans 421
Bestoration and Ornaments of the City 422
Final Conclusion...
423