 | Edward Smedley - Venice (Italy) - 1832 - 348 pages
...host of the crusaders. " Ha!" exclaims Villehardouin, with lively and well-justified indignation, " what a curse it was that so many sought other ports,...Christendom been exalted, and the land of the Infidels subdued." The day of payment arrived, and the Venetian*, being folly prepared to sail, called upon... | |
 | Child rearing - 1832 - 348 pages
...host of the crusaders. " Ha !" exclaims* Villehardouin, with lively and well-justified indignation, " what a curse it was that so many sought other ports,...Christendom been exalted, and the land of the Infidels subdued." The day of payment arrived, and the Venetian!, being fully prepared to sail, called upon... | |
 | Henry Allon - 1853 - 628 pages
...there found that many had drawn oack, and many had gone to other parts. ' Ha! what a curse ' that was, for then had Christendom been exalted, and the land ' of the infidels been subdued !' remarks Villehardouin. The leaders then found that they could not raise the entire... | |
 | Henry Allon - Christianity - 1853 - 620 pages
...there found that many had drawn oack, and many had gone to other parts. ' Ha! what a curse ' that was, for then had Christendom been exalted, and the land ' of the infidels been subdued !' remarks Villehardouin. The leaders then found that they could not raise the entire... | |
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Ha ! what a curse it was, that so many sought other ports, and came not to join the army, for then had Christendom been exalted, and the land of the Infidels 