His character, [ i. 85], [ i. 86].
Embarks for Greece, [ i. 86].
Reception of, by Alexius of Constantinople, [ i. 93].
Defeats the Turks in Phrygia, [ i. 108-111].
His barbarous treatment of the Turkish spies, [ i. 137].
His ambitious views, [ i. 147].
His defence of Antioch, [ i. 163].
Made prince of the city and territory, [ i. 186].
Visits Jerusalem, [ i. 269].
Surprised and captured in an expedition against the infidels, [ i. 275].