[610] Le Grand d'Aussi. [611] Bernard, the Treasurer; James of Vitry; William of Tyre. [612] William of Tyre; Bernard. [613] William of Tyre. [614] Cardinal of Vitry; William of Tyre. [615] Cardinal of Vitry; Will. of Tyre. [616] Bernard; William of Tyre. [617] William of Tyre; James of Vitry; Guillelm de Nangis; Chron. ann. 1174. [618] William of Tyre. [619] Jacob. Vitr. [620] Bernard the Treasurer says, that the monarch wished to annul the marriage between his sister and Guy. "Si grans haine estoit entre le roy et le cuens de Jaffe que chascun jor cressoit plus et plus et jusque a tant estoit la chose venue que le roy queroit achaison par quoy il peut desevrer tot apertement le mariage qui iert entre lui et sa seror." [621] William of Tyre; Bernard the Treasurer: James of Vitrv. [622] Bernard the Treasurer; James of Vitry. [623] Bernard the Treasurer. [624] Rog. of Hovedon. [625] William of Tyre; William de Nangis. [626] Bernard; William of Nangis. [627] Will. Neub. [628] Bernard. [629] William of Nangis. [630] Bernard the Treasurer; William of Nangis. [631] Vertot. [632] Rog. of Hovedon; William of Nangis. [633] William of Nangis; Bernard the Treasurer. [634] Some writers state that Saladin proposed to Chatillon to abjure Christianity, which he boldly refused: but others do not mention the circumstance, and the act of Saladin seems to me to have been more one of hasty passion than of deliberation. [635] Bernard. [636] Bernard the Treasurer; Continuation of William of Tyre. [637] William of Nangis. [638] Bernard. [639] James of Vitry; Bernard; William of Tyre. [640] Bernard; Albert. [641] William of Tyre. [642] Albert of Aix; Fulcher; Robert. [643] There is a letter in Hovedon from a Templar to Henry II., giving an account of the state of Jerusalem and the Holy Land, dated 1179. [644] Bernard the Treasurer; William of Nangis, A. D. 1188; B. Peterborough. [645] William de Nangis; Jacob. Vit. lib. i. [646] Bernard the Treasurer. [647] A. D. 1189, 1190. [648] I have followed James of Vitry. Some say that Frederic's death proceeded from bathing in the Cydnus, and some in the Calycadnus. The matter is of little moment; but, as he was descending towards Antioch at the time, it is not improbable that the Cardinal de Vitry was right. Emadeddin, in the collection of Arabic historians by Reinaud, calls this river the Selef. [649] Jacob. Vit.; Hist. Hieros. ab.; Bernardus; Lection. Canisius Antiquæ. [650] James of Vitry. [651] Pet. de Dusburg.; Chron. Ord. Teuton. [652] Existing Orders of Knighthood; James of Vitry. [653] Vit. Ludovic VII.; Roger de Hovedon. [654] Rigord de gest. Phil Aug.; Hovedon; Robert, de Monte. [655] Geoffroi Rudel in Raynouard; Millot; Ducange. [656] William of Nangis, A. D. 1188; Rigord. [657] Rigord in vit. Philip August.; Guil. de Nangis, A. D. 1188. [658] See Rigord, who gives minutely the statutes on this occasion.