[482] Arnould, one of the most corrupt priests in the army, had been elected patriarch, but was deposed almost immediately; and Daimbert, who arrived from Rome as legate, was chosen in his stead. This Daimbert it is of whom I speak above. He seems to have conceived, from the first, the idea of making Jerusalem an eastern Rome, and wrung many concessions from Godfrey, which were little respected by that chief’s successors.
[483] William of Tyre.
[484] Hist. Hieros.; Jacob. lib. i.; William of Tyre; Fulcher; Albert.
[485] Will. of Tyre; Fulcher of Chartres.
[486] Fulcher.
[487] William of Tyre.
[488] Hist. Hieros.; Jacob. Vit.; Will. of Tyre.
[489] Fulcher; Albert.
[490] Raoul of Caen; Will. Tyr.; Fulcher.
[491] Guibert; lib. vii.