The historie of the holy vvarre by Thomas Fuller ...

Fuller, Thomas, 1608-1661., Marshall, William, fl. 1617-1650., Cleveland, John, 1613-1658.

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The Preface to the Chronológie.

HErein I present the Reader with a generall view and synopsis of the whole storie of the age of the Holy VVarre; that he may see the coherence be∣twixt the East and the West, and in what equipage and correspondencie of time the Asian affairs go on with those of Europe: for they will reflect a mutuall lustre and plainnesse on one another.

The Chronologie is marshalled into Rankes and Files: The Ranks, or transverse spaces, contain twenty years on a side; the Files, or columnes directly downward, are appropriated to those severall States whose name they bear.

In the six first columnes I have followed Helvicus with an impli∣cite faith, without any remarkable alteration, both in ingraffing of yeares and making them concurre, as also leaving sometimes emptie spaces. In the other columnes I have followed severall authours, and left the years unnoted where the time was uncertain; counting it better to bring in an Ignoramus then to find a verdict where the evidence was doubtfull and obscure.

Such long notes as would not be imprisoned within the grates of this Chronologie, we have referred by asterisks to the foot of the page.

Know that every note belongeth to that yeare wherein it begin∣neth, except signed with this Θ which reduceth it to the yeare it endeth in.

Br. standeth for Brother: S. Sonne: M. Moneths: D. Dayes. Note, whilest there were Caliphs of Egypt, then the Sultans were but Deputies and Lieutenants; but afterwards the Mama∣luke Sultans were absolute Princes, acknowledging no Superi∣our.

Anno Dom.	Popes.	Emper. of the East.	Emper. of the West.	Kings of England.	Kings of France.	Holy Warre, and Kings of Ierusalem.
1095	URBANE the second. 8	ALEXIOS COMNEN• 15	HENRY the fourth. 40	WILLIAM RUFUS. 8	PHILIP the first. 36	The Council of Clermont foundeth the Holy Warre.
6	9	16	41	9	37	1. VOYAGE under GODEREY Duke of Bouillon.
7	10	17	42	10	38	Nice, wonne by the Christians.
8	11	18	43	11	39	Antioch, wonne by the Christians.
9	M. 4 D. 18	19	44	12	40	Jerusalem, wonne by the Christians.
1100	PASCHAL the second. 2	20	45	13	41	GODFREY King of Je∣rusalem. 1 BALDWINE his brother.
1	3	21	46	HENRY the first. 1	42	2. VOYAGE under seve∣rall Princes & Pr•ates, Cesarea. wonne by the Christians. 1
2	4	22	47	2	43	Apami•, Laodic•a, wonne by the Christians. 2
3	5	23	48	3	44	3
4	6	24	49	4	45	Ptolemais, wonne by the Christians. 4
5	7	25	M. 10.	5	46	5
6	8	26	HENRY the fifth 1	6	47	6
7	9	27	2	7	48	7
8	10	28	3	8	49	8
9	11	29	4	9	LEWIS the Grosse. 2	Tripolis wonne by the Christians. 9
1110	12	30	5	10	Berytus, Sidon wonne by the Christians. 3	10
1	13	31	6	11	4	11
2	14	32	7	12	5	12
3	15	33	8	13	6	13
4	16	34	9	14	7	14

				Caliphs of Syria.	Caliphs of Egypt.
				MUSTETAH•R 1	MUST•AL 1
Princes of Antioch.				2	2
BO•MUND. 1				3	3
	Patriarchs of Antioch.	Patriarchs of Ierusalem.	M^rs. of Kn. Hospitallers.	4	4
2				5	5
He is taken captive. Taucred ma∣nageth the State in his ab∣sence. 3	BERARD. 1	1. ARNULPHUS M. 5	1. GERARD. 1	6	6
4	2	II. DABERTUS. He stickleth for Je∣rusalem, to get it from the King. 1	2	7	ELAMIR, S. 1
5	3	2	3	8	2
Boemund ran∣somed. 6	4	3	II. REIMUND de Podio. 1	9	3
He unfortu∣nately besie∣geth Charras; Travelleth into France; 7	5	Flieth to Antioch; 4	2	10	4
8	6	III. EBREMARUS put in by the King, dis∣placed by the Pope. Thence to Rome: 5	3	11	5
9	7	6	4	12	6
Returneth and wa•keth Gre∣cia with his navie. 10	8	Dieth in Si∣cily. 7	5	13	7
11	9	IV. GIBELLINUS, Archbishop of Arles. 1	6	14	8
BOEMUND the second▪ S. yet a child, and living in Apu∣lia: in whose minoritie, first Tancred, then Roger his kins∣man, were Princes in trust. 1	10	2	7	15	9
2	11	3	8	16	10
3	12	4	9	17	11
4	13	V. ARNULPHUS, Archdeacon of Jerusalem. 1	10	18	12
5	14	2	11	19	13
6	15	3	12	20	14

Princes of Antioch.	Patriarchs of Antioch	Patriarchs of Ierusalem.	M^rs of Kn Hospitallers		Caliphs of Syria.	Caliphs of Egypt.
7	16	4	13		21	15
8	17	5	14		22	16
9	18	He is accused for his wicked life; posteth to Rome, and there buyeth to be inno∣cent. 6	15		23	17
10	19	7	16	M^rs of Kn-Templars.	MUSTE∣RASCHAD S. 1	18
Roger fighting unadvisedly with the Turks is slain Θ 11	20	VI. GUARIMUND^• of Amiens. 1	17	HUGH de Paganis, 1	2	19
12	21	2	18	GODFRID of S. Omars. 2	3	20
13	22	3	19	3	4	21
14	23	4	20	These first nine yeares there were but nine Templars. 4	5	22
15	24	5	21	5	6	23
16	25	6	22	6	RASCHID S. afterwards deposed by the W•SE-MAN of the Ismaclites. 1	24
Boemund now of age, cometh to Antioch, and marrieth King Baldwines daughter. 17	26	7	23	7	2	25
18	27	8	24	8	3	26
19	28	9	25	The Order of the Templars confirmed by the Pope and a Council. 9		27
20	29	VII. STEPHANUS suspected to have been poysoned by the King. 1	26	10		28
21	30	2	27	EVERARD^• 1		29
He is surprised and slain lu Cilicia. 22	31	VIII. WILLIAM Prior of the Sepul∣chre. 1	28	master of the Tem∣plars, to whom Pe∣ter Clunia∣censis writ a book in praise of this Order. 2		30
Alice the Re∣lict of Boemund, Princesse Regent in the minoritie of Constantia her daughter. 1	32	2	29	3		31
2	33	3	30	4		32
3	34	4	31			33
4	35	5	32			34

Princes of Antioch.	Patriarchs of Antioch	Patriarches of Ierusale•	M^rs of Kn. Hospitallers	M^rs of Kn. Templars.	Caliphs of Syria.	Casiphs of Egypt.
5	36	6	33		MUCTAPHIL S. to Muste∣taher. 1	35
REIMUND Earl of Poictou, in right of Con∣stantia his wife. He acknow∣ledgeth himself vassall to the Grecian Empe∣rour; and re∣signeth Cilicia to him. 1	RODULPAUS chosen Pa∣triarch by the Laitie. 1	7	34		2	ELHAPHIT, S. In the 20 yeare of his reigne he was killed by one Nosra∣dine. Vide Tyr. lib. 18. cap. 49. & Calvis. in Anno 1156. 1
2	2	8	35		3	2
3	3	9	36	RO•ERT of Burgundie, Tyr. lib. 15. c. 6.	4	3
4	4	10	37		5	4
5	5	11	38		6	5
6	6	12	39		7	6
7	ALMERICUS1	13	40		8	7
8	2	14	41		9	8
9	3	15	42		10	9
10	4	9. FULC•ER Archbishop of Tyre. 1	43		11	10
11	5	2	44		12	11
He honourably entertaineth the K. of Fran. Is slain in bat∣tel by Noradine Tyr. lib. 17. c. 9. 12	6	3	45		13	12
13	7	4	46	Gaza given to the Templars to defend.	14	13
CONSTANTIA his wi•l. Princ•sse. 1	8	5	47		15	14
2	9	6	48	BERNARD d Trenellape.	16	15
3	10	7	49		17	16
4	11	8	50		18	17
5	12	The Hospi∣tallers rebell against the Patriarch & deny to pay tithes. 9	51		19	18
RAINOLD of Castile marri∣eth Constantis, and is Prince in her right. Θ 1	13	10	52	The Templars with BER∣NARD their Master through their own co∣vetousnesse slain at Aske∣lon. Θ	20	19

Princes of Antioch.	Patriarchs of Antioch.	Patriarches of Ierusalem.	M^rs. of Kn. Hospitallers	M^rs of Kn. Templars.	Caliphs of Syrìa.	Casiphs of Egypt.
He, to despite the Grecian Emperour, wasteth the island Cyprus. 2	Almerick cruelly tor∣mented for speaking a∣gainst Pr. Reinolds marriage. 14	In vain he crawleth to Rome to com∣plain of them. 11	53	BERTRAND de Bianch: fort. 1	21	20
3	15	12	* 54	2	22	ELHADACH. These Caliphs of Egypt are very difficult to regulate by Chronologie; and are ever Heteroclites, either deficient or redundant in the proportion of time con∣senting with other Princes. Hitherto we have followed Helvicus; now adhere to Tyrius, lib. 19. cap. 19. & lib. 20. cap. 12. 1
4	16	13	III. AUGE∣RIUS de Balben.	He is taken prisoner, Tyr. l. 18. c. 15. PHILIP of Naples. 3	23	2
5	17	14		1	24	3
6	18	X. AMALRI∣CUS Prior of the Sepulchre. 1		Afterward he renoun∣ceth his place, Tyr. lib. 20. c. 24. 2	25	4
7	19	2	III. AR∣NOLDUS de Campis.		26	5
Reinold carri∣ed captive to Aleppo. 8	20	3			MUSTENE-IGED.	6
BOEMUND the third, S. to Rei∣mund. 1	He prescri∣beth rules to the Car∣melites. 21	4			2	7
2	22	5			3	8
3	23	6			4	9
4	24	7	V• GI•∣BERTUS Assalit: Who to get Pelusium for his own Order, in∣stigated K. Almerick (contrary to his oath) to invade Egypt.	12 Tem∣plars hanged for traytours. OTTO de Sancto A∣mando, one that feared neither God nor man. Tyr. lib. 21. c. 29.	5	Sinar & Dar∣gon fight for the Sultany of Egypt. 10
He is conquer∣ed and taken prisoner; ransometh himself. 5	25	8			6	11
6	26	9			7	12
7	27	10			8	13
8	28	11			9	14
9	29	12	12		MUSTEZI, S. 1	15
10	30	13	VI. CA∣STUS.		2	Turkish K. of Egypt. 16
11	31	14			3	SALADINE with his horsemace knocketh out the brains of El•adach the last Turkish Caliph in Egypt, Tyr. lib. 20. cap. 12.
12	32	15	VII. JO∣BERTUS.	The Templars basely kill the Embassadour of the Assasines.	4
13	33	16	16		5

Princes of Antioch.	Patriarchs of Ierusale•.	M^rs of Kn. Hospitallers	Mrs of Kn. Templars.	Mrs of Dutch Knights.	Caliphs of Syria.	Turkish Kings of Egypt.
				6	16	Betwixt him and Saladines sonnes (whom at last he conquered and subdued) was long warre, to the great comfort and profit of the Christians. 3
				7	17	4
				8	18	5
	XII. ALBER∣TUS succeedeth Heraclius, Spond.			9	19	6
				10	20	7
				II. OTTO a-Kerpin. 1	21	8
				2	22	9
		XI. GOT∣FRIDU• de Denyjon.		3	23	10
				4	24	11
	He perfecteth and writeth a Rule to the Carmelites, Idem.			5	25	12
			Leo King of Armenia re∣storeth to the Templars what he had violently taken from them.	6	26	13
				III. HER∣MANNUS Bart. 1	27	14
				2	28	1 MELADINE (as most com∣pute) succeed∣eth his father Saphadine in Egypt. 15
				3	29	2 16
				4	30	3 17
	XIII. THO∣MAS AGNI.			IV. HER∣MANNUS a Saltza. 1	31	4 18
				2	32	5 19
		XII. AL∣PHONSUS de Portugallia.		3	33	6 20
				4	34	7 21
				5	35	8 22

Princes of Antioch.	Patriarchs of Ierusale•	M^rs of Kn. Hospitallers	M^rs of Kn. Templars.	Master of Dutch Kn.	Caliphs of Syria.	Turkish Kings of Egypt.
	He is present in the Late∣rane Council to solicite the Holy warre.	XIII. GO∣THERIDUS de-la-Rat.	P. de Monte acuto.	6	36	9 23
				7	37	10 24
				8	38	11 Saphadine (ac∣cording to M. Par•• p. 404.) dieth for grief that the •or• nigh to D•mi∣ata was taken. Θ 25

			He fighteth stoutly with the rest of his Order at the taking of Da∣miata, Mat. Paris, pag. 409 & 419.	9	39	12 MELADINE 1
				10	40	13 2
				11	41	14 Is wonderfully kind to the Christians half∣drowned in Egypt. 3
				12	42	15 4
				13	43	16 5
		60000 crowns bequeathed by the K. of Fr. to the Hospit. and Templars.		14	44	17 6
	XIIII. GE∣RALDUS.	XIIII. GUA∣RENUS de Monte acuto.	OLIVER.	15	45	18 7
				16	TAHER. S. 1	19 8
	A bitter ene∣my he was to Frederick the Emperour, and sided with the Pope and Templars against him.			17	2	20 9
				The 〈◊〉 K•igh•s under Her∣mannus their Ma∣ster come into Prus∣sia; yet so as many of * them still remained in Syria. 18	3	21 10
				19	4	22 11
			An inveterate enemie to Fre∣derick, whom he most spite∣fully and trea∣cherously used.	20		23 12
The Pr. of Anti∣och dieth without lawfull issue.				21		24 13
		XVI. BER∣TRANDUS de Campis.		22		25 14
FREDERICK base S. to Fred. the Emp. is by Reinoldus Vice-•oy of Jeru∣rusalem made Pr. of Antioch, in spite of Henr. K. of Cy∣prus, who claimed that place. 1				23		26 15
2				24		27 16
3				25	MUSTE∣NATZER.	28 17

Anno Dom.	Popes	Emper. of the East.	Emper. of the West.	Kings of England.	Kings of France.	Holy Warre, and Kings of Ierusalem.
1235	9	8	24	19	9	9
6	10	9	25	20	10	10
7	11	10	26	21	11	11
8	12	11	27	22	12	The former ten-years Truce expired, Reinold concludeth another of the same term. 12
9	13	12	28	23	13	10. VOYAGE under Theobald King of Navarre 13
1240	14	13	29	24	14	He is unfortunately over∣thrown in battel at Gaza. 14
1	M. 5. CELESTINE the •ou•th.	14	30	25	15	11. VOYAGE under Ri∣chard Earl of Cornwall. 15
2	D. 17. The See void.	15	31	26	16	16
3	INNOCE•∣TIUS the fourth. 1	16	32	27	17	17
4	2	17	33	28	18	The Corasines conquer the Christians, and sack Jeru∣salem. 18
5	3	18	34	29	19	19
6	4	19	35	30	20	20
7	5	20	36	31	21	12. VOYAGE under S. Lewis King of France. 21
8	6	21	37	32	22	He arriveth in Cyprus, and there wintereth; 22
9	7	22	38	33	23	taketh Damiata; beateth the Saracens. 23
1250	8	23	INTERR•∣GNUM of 23 years wherein there were many Com∣petiours for the Empire. 1	34	24	Robert Earl of Artois slain. Lewis taken prisoner. INTERREGNUM of 14 years. 1
1	9	24	2	35	25	The Pastorells overthrown in France. 2
2	10	25	3	36	26	King Lewis being ransomed cometh into Palestine; reco∣vereth and fortifieth Sidon: 3
3	11	26	4	37	27	returneth into France. 4
4	M. 5. D. 14.	27	5	38	28	5

Princes of Antioch.	Patriarchs of Ierusalem.	M^rs of Kn. Hospitallers.	Masters of Dutch Kn.	Caliphs of Syria	Great Cha•s of Tatary.	Mammaluke Sultuns of Egypt.
	XVI. PAN∣TALEON, a Frenchman.		3		3
			4	MUSTEA∣ZEM, the last Ca∣liph of Syria, a covetous miser, con∣quered by the Tar∣tarians. 2	4	MELECH, otherwise called CLOTHES.
			5		5
			6		Haalach Br•o Man∣go taketh the citie of Babylon, 6
			7		7
Haalach the Tar∣tarian cometh to Antioch; is there kindly entertained by Prince Conrade			8		8	BENDOC∣DAR. 1
	He is made Pope by the name of Urbane the fourth, Platina.		9		HAALA•H succeedeth his Br. Mango. 1	2
			10		2	3
			11		3	4
Conrade cometh into Europe to succour Contadine his kinsman.			12		ABAGA Cham his S. 1	He winneth the king∣dome of Da∣mascus from the Tartari∣an: 5
			VII. HANNO de Sanger Hausen 1		2	6
		XX. N•COLAUS Longar.	2		3	Taketh Sa∣phe•, and kil∣leth all that would not turn Maho∣metanes: winneth Joppa. 7
			3		4	8
Antioch in the ab∣sence of Conrade wonne by Ben∣docdar.			4		5	9
			5		6	10
BOEMUND the fourth.			6		7	11
			7		8	12
			8		9	13
			9		10	14
			10		11	15

Anno Dom.	Popes.	Emper. of the East.	Emper. of the West.	Kings of England.	Kings of France.	Holy Warre, and Kings of Ierusalem.
1175	17	33	24	21	38	2
6	18	34	25	22	39	William Marquesse of Mont∣ferrat marrieth Sibyll the Kings sister. 3
7	19	35	26	23	40	Saladine shamefully conquered at Askelon. 4
8	20	36	27	24	41	Fatall jealousies betwixt the King and Reimund Prince of Tripoli for many yeares. 5
9	21	37	28	25	42	6
		M. 5.
1180	M. 11 D. 29	M. 5. ALEXIUS COMNEN{us}. 1	29	26	PHILIP Augustus, S. 1	7
1	LUCIUS the third. 1	2	30	27	2	8
2	2	ANDRONI∣CUS, S. 1	31	28	3	9
3	3	2	32	29	4	Baldwine disabled with le∣prosie retireth himself from managing the State. 10
4	4	M. •1.	33	30	5	11
5	M 3 D. 28 URBANE the third.	ISAACIUS ANGELUS. 1	34	31	6	BALDWINE the fifth, after eight moneths poysoned.
6	M. 10 D. 25 GREGORY the eighth.	2	35	32	7	GUY de Lusignan in right of Sibyll his wife. 1
7	M. 1. D. 27. CLEMENT the third.	3	36	33	8	1 CONRADE Marquesse of Montferrat defendeth Tyre, and is chosen King. Guy taken pri∣soner; Jerusalem won by Saladine. Guy having got libertie, befie∣geth Prolemais. 2
8	1	4	37	34 M. 7. RICHARD the first.	9	3
9	2	5	38	1	10	3 4. VOYAGE under Frede∣rick surnamed Barbarossa. 4
1190	3	6	HENRY the sixth, S. 1	2	11	4 5. VOYAGE under Rich. of Eng. Philip of Fran. 5
1	M. 2 D. 10	7	2	3	12	5 Conrade murdered in the mar∣ket-place of Tyre. Ptolema is taken. 6
2	CEL••TINE the third 2	8	3	4	13	Guy exchangeth his Kingdome of Jerusalem for Cyprus. 7
3	3	M. 7. 9	4	5	14	HENRY Earl of Champaigne.
4	4	AL•XIUS COMNENUS ANG•ZUS. 1	5	6	15	2

Princes of Antioch.	Patriarchs of Antioch.	Patriarches of Ierusale•	M^rs. of Kn. Hospitallers	Mrs of Kn. Templ•rs.		Caliphs of Syrta	Turkish K. of Egypt.
14	34	17	VIII. ROGER de Moris.			6
15	35	18				7
Reinold of Castile, once Prince of Anti∣och ransomed from captivity. 16	36	19				8	He getteth Damascus & the whole Turkish king∣dome in Sy∣ria, (Tyr. lib. 21. c. 6.) in despite of Noradines sonne. 1
17	37	20		ARNOLDUS de Troge, Tyr. lib. 22. c. 7		9	2
18	38	21				10	3
Boemund by putting away Theodora his lawfull wife, c•useth much trouble in this State. 19	39	22				NAR∣ZAI, S. 1	These great figures reckon Saladines reigne of 16 yeares (for so many Au∣thours give him) from his seifing of the kingdome of Damase. But if we count his reigne from the kil∣ling of the Egyptian Caliph, he began far sooner. 4
20	40	XI. HERA∣CLIUS, Archbish. of Cesarea. 1				2	5
21	41	2				3	6
22	42	3		He dieth in an Embassie to the Princes in Europe.		4	7
23	43	4		GERARDUS RIDFORD.		5	8
24	44	He travel∣leth into the West, cometh in∣to England, consecrateth the Temple church in London, and return∣eth without any aid. 5	He went with Heraclius into the West; returneth:			6	9
25	45	6				7	10
26	Antioch by the Pa∣tria•ch be∣trayed to Saladine. Θ 46	7	Is slain in a battel neare Prolemais.	He is taken prisoner. TERICUS, Master of the Templars du∣ring Gerards durance. Gerad is set at liberty and slain in the siege of Pro∣lemais.		8	11
27	*	8	IX. GARNE∣RIUS de Nea∣poli Syriae.		Mrs of Dutch Knights HENRY a Wal∣pot.	9	12
28		9				10	13
Antioch wonne again from the Turks by Frederick D. of Suevia.		10			1	11	14
		11			2	12	15
The time of Boemunds death is as uncertain as who was his Successour; onely we find from this time forward, the same Princes (but without name or certain date) •lyled both of Antioch and Tri∣poli.		He lived vici∣ously, and died obscurely.		***	3	13	16
		**	X. ERMEGAR DUS DAPS.		4	14	SAPHADINE, Br. to Sala∣dine. 1
					5	15	2

Princes of Antioch.	Patriarchs of Ierusale•.	M^rs of Kn. Hospitallers	M^rs of Kn. Templars.	M^rs of Dutch Kn.	Great Cha•s of Tatary.	Mammaluke Sul∣tans of Egypt.
Dieth May 11 BO•MUND the fifth, S. under the tuiti∣on of the Bi∣shop of To•to∣••. 1				11	12	16
2		XXI. JO•N de Villiers.		12	13	Dieth by cold got∣ten with swim∣ming in Euph a•es. MEL•CH•A•T, or M•LECH•AR••. 17
3				HERMANN• the third. 1	14	1
4				2	15	2
5				3	16	3
6				4	17	4
7				5	He is poy∣soned by the Sultan of Babylon. Θ 18	5
Boemund now of age, sideth against the Templars to the destruction of the Christi∣an cause. 8	About this time we find a namelesse Pa∣triarch of Je¦rusalem,—	XXII. ODO de Pinibus.		6	TANGODOR his B•. •yled himself Ma∣homer Cham and was a great persecu∣tour of the Chri•tians. ARGON Cham killed his Br. Maho∣me••he favou∣reth the Christians. 1	6
9				7	2	7
10				8	3	8
11			P•TER Be∣lius, a valiant souldier.	BURCHARD• Schu•dens. 1	1	He expelleth the •arm•lites out of Syria for changing their coats. 9
12				2	2	10
LUCIE his •ister, married in Europe. Vide Calvis. in boc anno. 1		The Hospital∣lers winne the castle of Mer∣gath.		3	3	11
2				4	RAGAITHUS his Br. a lazie voluptuous glu•ton. • 4	12
3	•who fled out of P•olemais when it was be sieged, and was drowned in his flight• It seemeth his name was drowned with him.			5	1	•LPIS, or A •∣P• x. 1
How ever, one HUGH chal∣lengeth both the title of An∣tioch, and prin∣cipa•itie of Trip•li, •nolls pag. 123 4		XX 11. VICIL•ELM• de Villare•.	He is chosen governour of Ptolemais, & therein slain.	6	CASANUS, S. to Ar∣gon. He was very favoura∣ble to the Christians:* 1	2
5				Deposed. 7	2	Seraph, or arraphus. 1
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