Note 192 — Chapter IV · SKETCH OF THE HISTORY OF NORMANDY DURING THE TENTH CENTURY.[188]
Reading edition
Guil. App. apud Murat, vol. v. p. 274;
... “Sic uno tempore victi
Sunt terræ domini duo; rex Alemannicus iste,
Imperii rector Romani maximus ille:
Alter ad arma ruens armis superatur, et alter
Nominis auditi sola formidine cessit.”
Cf. Roger of Howden (404) with his wild account of Robert Wiscard, copied from Benedict, ii. 200.