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Syria (Syria) (search for this): narrative 306
The travailes of Hubert Walter bishop of Sarisburie.
HUBERT WALTER bishop of Sarisburie, a vertuous man,
and famous for his good wit and piety, was one of the
chiefest of them that followed king Richard into Syria
going against the Saracens. As he returned from Palaestina
and came in his journey into Sicilia
, he there heard
of the ill fortune of the king being fallen into his enemies
handes, and thereupon leaving his journey homewards,
he went presently and in all haste to the place where the
king was captived, whom the king immediatly upon his
comming sent into England, that by the authority of the
councell, a tribute might be collected for his redemption:
which this Hubert performed with great diligence, and
delivered the king. After this he was made Archbishop
of Canterburie, and after the death of king Richard he
shewed the like dueties of fidelitie and trust to his brother
John that succeeded him. For by a long oration he
perswaded the whole nation of the English men, that h
Sicily (Italy) (search for this): narrative 306
The travailes of Hubert Walter bishop of Sarisburie.
HUBERT WALTER bishop of Sarisburie, a vertuous man,
and famous for his good wit and piety, was one of the
chiefest of them that followed king Richard into Syria
going against the Saracens. As he returned from Palaestina
and came in his journey into Sicilia
, he there heard
of the ill fortune of the king being fallen into his enemies
handes, and thereupon leaving his journey homewards,
he went presently and in all haste to the place where the
king was captived, whom the king immediatly upon his
comming sent into England, that by the authority of the
councell, a tribute might be collected for his redemption:
which this Hubert performed with great diligence, and
delivered the king. After this he was made Archbishop
of Canterburie, and after the death of king Richard he
shewed the like dueties of fidelitie and trust to his brother
John that succeeded him. For by a long oration he
perswaded the whole nation of the English men, that h
Palestine (search for this): narrative 306
The travailes of Hubert Walter bishop of Sarisburie.
HUBERT WALTER bishop of Sarisburie, a vertuous man,
and famous for his good wit and piety, was one of the
chiefest of them that followed king Richard into Syria
going against the Saracens. As he returned from Palaestina
and came in his journey into Sicilia
, he there heard
of the ill fortune of the king being fallen into his enemies
handes, and thereupon leaving his journey homewards,
he went presently and in all haste to the place where the
king was captived, whom the king immediatly upon his
comming sent into England, that by the authority of the
councell, a tribute might be collected for his redemption:
which this Hubert performed with great diligence, and
delivered the king. After this he was made Archbishop
of Canterburie, and after the death of king Richard he
shewed the like dueties of fidelitie and trust to his brother
John that succeeded him. For by a long oration he
perswaded the whole nation of the English men, that