[262] Radulphus, cap. 22.
[263] William of Tyre.
[264] Orderic Vital; Guibert.
[265] Albert of Aix; Fulcher, cap. 5; William of Tyre.
[266] Radulph. Cadom. cap. 26.
[267] Fulcher; Albert of Aix.
[268] Albert; Radulphus Cadomachus, cap. 27, 28, et seq.; William of Tyre.
[269] Many of the Christians attributed their victory to the miraculous interposition of two canonized martyrs, who, in glittering armour, led on the army of Godfrey and the count of Toulouse, and scared the Turks more than all the lancers of the crusaders. Though the supposed interposition of such personages certainly robbed the leaders of no small share of glory, yet it gave vast confidence and enthusiasm to the inferior classes.
[270] Albert of Aix; Fulcher; Guibert.
[271] William of Tyre.