now sweeping swifty across the landscape like the rainy clouds now sweeping swiftly across the landscape like the rainy clouds Page 87: every one of them excepting the Grand Master of the the Hospital, every one of them excepting the Grand Master of the Hospital, Page 89: and the blackened corses piled one upon another like the stones and the blackened corpses piled one upon another like the stones Page 98: The place surrrendered after a short siege; the fortifications The place surrendered after a short siege; the fortifications and on the spot were Abraham delivered the seven ewe lambs, and on the spot where Abraham delivered the seven ewe lambs, Page 108: He then descended from the pulpit, and prayed in the Mihrah. He then descended from the pulpit, and prayed in the Mihrab. Page 118: The Templars, manfully defended themselves, and their brethren The Templars manfully defended themselves, and their brethren Page 122: then to the centre, patiently enduring the severity of his pain. then to the centre, patiently enduring the severity of his pain." Page 156: to the summit of the castle of Taphnis, to dirct the Greek fire to the summit of the castle of Taphnis, to direct the Greek fire the structure near the water, threw out their grapling-irons, the structure near the water, threw out their grappling-irons, Page 174: employed by king Henry the Third in various important negociations. employed by king Henry the Third in various important negotiations. "This portion of the sacred edifice was of a lighter and more This portion of the sacred edifice was of a lighter and more Page 180: Henry II., king of England, visits the Temple at Paris Henry III., king of England, visits the Temple at Paris Page 186: and were extirminated in a bloody battle of two days' continuance. and were exterminated in a bloody battle of two days' continuance. Page 219: king Edward had borrowed of the Templars during his stay at Acre." king Edward had borrowed of the Templars during his stay at Acre. Page 221: The separate truces and treaties of peace which Bendocdor had The separate truces and treaties of peace which Bendocdar had Page 242: delares that the Templars had “un lieu creux ou cave en terre, declares that the Templars had “un lieu creux ou cave en terre, Page 278: que nous puissoms aver lez drettures de seinte eglise, comme que nous puissoms aver lez drettures de seinte église, comme Page 296: mischief was, he could not get the honey unless he burnt the bees. mischief was, he could not get the honey unless he burnt the bees." Page 307: fragments to be given in brotherly charity to the domestics, fragments to be given in brotherly charity to the domestics," Page 310: