The Conpiracy of Aston part 20
And now Bohemund was sorely pressed both by land and sea. (For the Emperor sat like a spectator watching the events in the Illyrian...
The Conpiracy of Aston part 19
VIII The Emperor meanwhile was encamped near Diabolis at the foot of the passes, and for one thing he kept in check the men...
The Conpiracy of Aston part 18
Then they winged their ships with their sails and boldly sailed over to Illyria. But as the south wind was blowing very strongly it...
The Conpiracy of Aston part 17
Indeed it was a strange sight to see that great giant, who was really prodigious, held captive by a little dwarf of a Scythian....
The Conpiracy of Aston part 16
I had got as far as this and was toiling with my pen about the time of lamp-lighting, when I noticed that I was...
The Conpiracy of Aston part 15
VI Then emboldened by this victory, they ran back again with the idea of attacking Cantacuzenus. But when they realized that the ground where,...
The Conpiracy of Aston part 14
On his way Cantacuzenus came to a small fortress, called Mylus’ fort, and immediately set up siege-engines and besieged it. And the Romans approached...
The Conpiracy of Aston part 13
When some small towns bordering on Arbanum fell into Bohemund’s hands, their inhabitants, who were intimately acquainted with all the roads round Arbanum, came...
The Conpiracy of Aston part 12
To him he was to pretend that he was a deserter and had come over to him because he hated being with the Emperor,...
The Conpiracy of Aston part 11
When they had told him, he said he must by some means or other win these men over. ” And if this is done...
