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The History of the Crusades (vol. 1 of 3)

Note 339 — BOOK VIII.

William Robson translation

“One of our people,” says Omad, “having been made prisoner, was burnt, and the flames accompanied him to his place of everlasting repose; we took a Christian, we burnt him, and the flames that devoured him mingled with the fires of hell.”—See the MS. of Dom Berthereau.

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