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1100-35. lïs defeated Robert and his barons on the field of Tinchebrai, 1 106.

24. Tibériade : Galilée was thc north division of Palestine ; Tiberias, on the west bank of the sea of Galilée. It was founded by Herod Antipas in the reign of Tiberius.

100. 9. coutumes féodales, i.e. customs by which land was given

out to tenants on condition that they would fight for the giver and would be ' his men. '

11. Joppé, or JafTa, was in the lordship of Daimbert. the new Latin Patriarch of Jérusalem and legate of Pope Pascal II.

,, Tibériade, in the lordship of Tancred ; see p. 99, 1. 26.

12. Ramla, or Ramleh, in Judaea, north -west of Jérusalem, undcr the rule of Bishop Robert of Rouen.

,, Naplouse : the lord of this town is not known.

22. les princes latins : Baldwin of Edessa and Bohemond of Antioch were visiting Jérusalem.

23. le palais de Salomon, in the south-east quarter of the city.

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