Arab Historians of the CrusadesUniversity of California Press |
Table des matières
I | 3 |
The Franks take Maʼarrat anNuʻmān | 9 |
Bohemond is liberated and Baldwin defeated at Ramla | 15 |
The fall of Tripoli 24 2225 | 24 |
The effects in Baghdad of the events in Syria | 28 |
The defeat and death of Roger of Antioch at Balāt | 36 |
Zangi takes the fortress of Barin The defeat of the Franks | 42 |
Zangi takes Edessa | 49 |
Saladin withdraws from the Franks who are able | 190 |
The siegetowers are burnt down | 198 |
The arrival of the Kings of France and England | 212 |
Acre incapable of further resistance negotiates with | 218 |
Peace negotiations and the treaty | 225 |
The assassination of Conrad of Montferrat | 238 |
Saladins illness and death | 246 |
PART THREE | 253 |
The Second Crusade The siege of Damascus | 56 |
Nur adDins victories and his triumph at Damascus | 64 |
The Frankish cavalry | 73 |
The Templars at Jerusalem | 79 |
Saladins character | 87 |
His justice | 93 |
Examples of his generosity | 96 |
His endurance and determination to win merit in Gods | 102 |
Events preceding Hittin | 114 |
The Sultan Saladin and his army enter Frankish territory | 125 |
The capture of the Great Cross on the day of battle | 136 |
Conrad of Montferrat at Tyre Saladins fruitless siege | 176 |
The Franks march on Acre and besiege it | 182 |
The Muslims reconquer Damietta from the Franks | 259 |
The arrival at Acre of the Emperor Frederick King | 267 |
Muslim grief in Damascus Frederick in Jerusalem | 273 |
Two Arabic letters written by Frederick | 280 |
PART FOUR | 305 |
Negotiations with Hugh III King of Cyprus | 312 |
An unsuccessful attack on Cyprus | 319 |
The treaty with Acre | 326 |
Formula of the Frankish oath | 332 |
The fall of Maraqiyya | 338 |
The fall of Acre | 344 |
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Expressions et termes fréquents
Acre ad-Din ibn al-'Adil al-Afdal al-Aqsa al-Kamil al-Malik al-Afdal al-Malik al-Kamil al-Malik as-Salih Aleppo amir Antioch Arabic arrived asked Ata-beg attack Ayyubid az-Zahir Baibars Baldwin battle began besieged brother brought Caliph camp captured catapults cavalry Christian command conquest Crusades Damascus Damietta death defend dinar Edessa Egypt Egyptian Emperor enemy face Faith fell fight fled Frankish King Franks Friday galleys gave God's Grand Master Hamāt hand heard Hisn al-Akrād Holy honour horses Ibn al-Athir IBN WASIL Ilghazi Imād ad-Din infantry Islām Jerusalem jumada killed lances land Lord the Sultan mamlūks Maqrizi marched Marquis Mosul Muslims night Nur ad-Din oath peace prayer Prince prisoners qadi Qalawun Qur'an rabi reached replied returned ruler Saladin seized sent Shaizar ships side Sidon siege Sultan Sultan al-Malik surrender sword Syria taken Tancred Templars tent territory Tiberias took tower treaty Tripoli troops truce Tughtikin Tyre victory walls Zangi