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learned and polished antiquity. Not only desire offanatical pilgrimage, but also war against dangerousand far more fanatical invaders. 1 In 1112, therewas a donation from Seville; and if a Moor wasthere then, yet Alphonso VI., King of Castille, was inalliance with him, and married his daughter f andAlphonso had been in Jerusalem in 1099, and methis stepson, Raymond, Count of St. Gilles. 3 Ahouse was in Cesarea in 1109 ; 4 and in Joppa,Accaron, Rama, St. George’s by King Baldwin in1110. 5 In 1112 in Pisa. The Pisans were agreat people by sea then, and their archbishop wasthe first Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem; but theearliest unanswerable document come down to us isin 1113, which Papal bull confirms the donation inPisa of the year before. 6 In 1112 in St. Gilles.More is likely; but to be so, and to prove it, arevery different things. All we can now affirm is,that we have certain proof it was erected before1113; since, in the bull of that date, this too of St.Gilles is confirmed by name. 7 In the same 1112,at Asti in Piedmont. 8 In Bari, Otranto, and

1 Michaud : Hist. Crois.—Chateaubriand : Itin.

2 P. A. Paoli : 396. 3 P.A.Paoli:397. Cod.Dip.,Ger.i.406.

4 Id. 399. 5 Id. 391.

6 Id. 392.

Id. 393. Yaisette’s Hist, of Languedoc, ii. 16.

Id. 394.

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