Art, works of, destroyed at Constantinople by the Latins, [iii. 438-440] (App.).
Artesia captured by the Crusaders, [ i. 127].
Artois, count de, [ ii. 396].
His rash bravery, [ ii. 403].
Is slain, [ ii. 408].
His letter on the taking of Damietta, [iii. 456] (App.).
Arts, emulation in Europe for their cultivation, [iii. 229].
Progress of during the period of the crusades, [iii. 251], [iii. 328] et seq.
Ascalon, great battle on the plain of, between the Egyptians and the Crusaders, [ i. 240-242].
Siege of, [ i. 244].