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The Deeds of Robert Guiscard: Book III, lines 305-428

Dec 5, 2009
The new town was captured, and they took refuge in the old city. Seeing that their forces were exhausted and losing all hope of safety, the Agarenes begged the duke to take pity on their sad fate and not to take revenge on them. The duke meanwhile...

The Deeds of Robert Guiscard: Book III, lines 167-304

Dec 1, 2009
Rumour has it that in the waves of the Adriatic, not far from the shore, there was a great fish, horrid of body and incredibly shaped, of a type not seen before by the people of Italy, Even the people of Apulia far and wide shared in this. The dorsal...

The Deeds of Robert Guiscard: Book III, lines 73-166

Nov 27, 2009
But the favourable terms of the peace which had been concluded did not please the latter’s stepsons, The two brothers were now safe and held the reins of the empire in peace.[4] Their tyranny did not however remain unpunished. For Romanus’ son...

The Dees of Robert Guiscard: Book III, lines 1-72

Nov 24, 2009
In the meanwhile Michael ruled the Roman Empire together with his brother Constantine.[1]. Their rule was disastrous for the Greeks for they neglected warlike matters, preferring always to lead a life of idleness. she, Eudocia, loved him rather for his...

The Deeds of Robert Guiscard: Book III, commentary

Nov 21, 2009
Book III covers the decade between 1068 and 1078. William of Apulia interrupts his narrative of the siege of Bari with a resumé of the reign of the Byzantine emperor Romanus IV Diogenes and the battle of Manziket in 1071.[1] His account shows a...


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