Great Britain -- History -- Richard I, 1189-1199; Great Britain -- Kings and rulers -- Biography; Richard I, King of England, 1157-1199
[858] _Est._, ll. 5329-50; _Itin._, 239. R. Coggeshall, 37, says
30,000 bezants.
[859] _Est._, ll. 8160-77; _Itin._, 320, 321.
[860] _Est._, ll. 8177-224; _Itin._, 321, 322.
[861] _Est._, 8225-34; _Itin._, 322, 323. The latter gives the date:
“Rex ... postquam Achon pervenerat in crastino Cinerum, postera die,”
etc. The morrow of Ash Wednesday 1192 was February 20.
[862] _Est._, ll. 8238-46; _Itin._, 323.
[863] The _Estoire_, ll. 8247-60, has in this passage a hiatus which
has to be supplied from _Itin._, 323, 324.
[864] _Itin._, 324; cf. _Est._, ll. 8265-70, where again there is a
hiatus.
[865] This is the version of Richard’s proceedings given by Bohadin,
293, who was with Saladin at Jerusalem all the time.
[866] Bohadin, 292, 293.
[867] _Ib._, 293, 294.
[868] _Itin._, 325.
[869] Bohadin, 294.
[870] The _Itin._, 324, says he left Acre on the Tuesday before
Easter, _i. e._, March 31.
[871] _Est._, ll. 8325-35; _Itin._, 326.
[872] “De ses Peitevins E de Mansels e de Angevins E des barons de
Normandie,” _Est._, ll. 8336-9; of Templars and Hospitaliers, with
Count Henry “and many others,” _Itin._, _l.c._
[873] _Est._, ll. 8340-52; _Itin._, 326, 327.
[874] _Est._, ll. 8429-42; _Itin._, 329, 330.
[875] _Est._, ll. 8287-304; _Itin._, 325.
[876] Bohadin, 293. He reckons the captured sheep at a thousand.
[877] _Itin._, 330.
[878] “Post Pascha completum,” _i. e._, after April 12; _Itin._, 333.
[879] _Est._, ll. 8519-646; _Itin._, 333-5.
[880] _Est._, ll. 8650-6, 8715-66; _Itin._, 336, 338.
[881] Bohadin, 297; R. Diceto, ii. 104. Roger of Howden, iii. 181,
gives the date as April 27.
[882] Bohadin, 297; Imad-ed-Din, _apud_ Abu Shama, 53.
[883] Bohadin, _l.c._
[884] _Est._, ll. 8879-99; _Itin._, 341; R. Coggeshall, 35.
[885] Ibn Alathyr, 58.
[886] _Est._, ll. 8788-814; _Itin._, 339-41.
[887] R. Coggeshall, _l.c._; R. Howden, iii. 181.
[888] “Encore ne fu çou mie voirs,” Ernoul, 290.
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