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Neither were the calamities long delayed, which had been foretold by the king. For the Agareni, Arabians, and Turks, enemies of the people of Christ, invading the country of the Christians, spoiled and destroyed many cities of Syria, Lycia, and the lesser and greater Asias, and, among the rest, depopulated Ephesus, and even the holy city of Jerusalem. Hakluyt, II. 39. Malmsb. Lib. II. ch. xiii.

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Hakluyt, II, 40. Malmsb II. xiii. Pilgrimage of Alured, Bishop of Worcester, to Jerusalem, in 1058 .

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Hakluyt. W. Malmsb. Some Circumstances respecting the Siege of Joppa, about the year 1102 . In the second year of Baldwin, king of Jerusalem, Joppa was besieged by the Turks of Cairo; and Baldwin embarked from the town of Assur, in a vessel called a buss, commanded by one Goderic an English freebooter, intending to proceed to the relief of the besieged.

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