[998] The _Itin._, 413, says fifteen, but R. Coggeshall, 46, says six horses and one mule. Bohadin—after remarking “I was not there, thank God!”—says some who were there told him the Christian knights numbered only nine, or at most seventeen (337); he, or his informants, doubtless reckoned as “knights” only those who were horsed. According to the _Itin._, 420, Richard gained two more horses, as soon as he entered the town, by killing their Turkish riders. [999] “Un hardi serjant e nobile, Henri le Tyois, el conroi Portoit la baniere le roi,” _Est._, ll. 11432-4. “Serviens probissimus Hernicus Teutonicus, regis signifer,” _Itin._, 415. “Rex ... assumptis secum sex strenuis militibus cum regio vexillo,” R. Coggeshall, 55. [1000] _Itin._, 420. This writer reduces the king’s mounted followers at this time to two, which of course is absurd. [1001] R. Coggeshall, 46. [1002] _Itin._, 420, 421. [1003] _Ib._, 417. [1004] R. Coggeshall, 47. [1005] _Ib._; cf. _Itin._, 416, 417, and Bohadin, 337. [1006] R. Coggeshall, 48. [1007] _Ib._; cf. _Itin._, 417. [1008] Bohadin, 337; cf. Ibn Alathyr, 64. [1009] Ibn Alathyr, 65. [1010] Bohadin, 337. [1011] R. Coggeshall, 49. [1012] _Itin._, 418; cf. _Est._, ll. 11510-32. [1013] R. Coggeshall, 49-51. [1014] _Itin._, 423. [1015] Bohadin, 338. [1016] _Itin._, 412. This seems to have been a not uncommon practice of the Turks. [1017] _Ib._, 425; R. Coggeshall, 51. [1018] Bohadin, 336. [1019] “Saturday, 26 Rajab” says Bohadin, 338, but 26 Rajab was a Friday. [1020] Bohadin, 338, 339. [1021] Bohadin, 339-41. [1022] _Est._, ll. 11725-49; _Itin._, 425-7. [1023] _Itin._, 427; cf. R. Devizes, 75. [1024] _Est._, ll. 11750-60; _Itin._, _l.c._ [1025] Bohadin, 341, 342. [1026] “Houat,” Bohadin, 342. Stubbs, in a note to _Itin._, 428, suggests this identification, which is rendered highly probable by the mention in R. Devizes, 69, of Hubert as concerned in the making of the truce. [1027] Bohadin, 342-4. [1028] Bohadin, 344.