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El Mostiiddee be
Noor Illali,
E'Naser le d£en
Illah, Ahmed.
Fourth Crusade. Taking of
Constantinople by the French
and Venetians, from the Greeks,
1204. Fifth Crusade, 1218.
1180
1225
Eiyoobeeh, or Aioobite Soltdns of Egypt. Curd Dynasty.
El Melek Yoosef,
Salah e'deen;*
or E'N&ser Sa-
lah e'.deen, Yoo-
sef ebn Eiyoob.
El Melek e'deen,
or Melek el
Azeez, Othman.
El Melek el Mun-
s6or, Mohammed.
El Melek % el
Aadel, Sayf-
e'deen, Aboo
Bukr.
Retakes Jerusalem from the!
Crusaders, in 1187. Crusade!
of the Emperor Frederic I.! from
(Barbarossa), and Philippe 1111
Auguste, and Richard Cceur de to
Lion, 1189. 1195
His second son. 1200
His son.
In England the large massy
column of the Saxon architec-
ture began to be divided into
smaller pilasters; and the arch
took a pointed form about 1200.t
Brother of Salah e'deen, usurps
the throne. Fifth Crusade.
The Franks penetrate into
Egypt, and take Damiat, but
are obliged to abandon it, 1218.11220
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* Salah e'deen, " the righteousness of religion."
f Having existed in Egypt at least 320 years. Vide supra, p. 544, and 302.
% The title Melek, attached to these names, signifies " King."
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Noor Illali,
E'Naser le d£en
Illah, Ahmed.
Fourth Crusade. Taking of
Constantinople by the French
and Venetians, from the Greeks,
1204. Fifth Crusade, 1218.
1180
1225
Eiyoobeeh, or Aioobite Soltdns of Egypt. Curd Dynasty.
El Melek Yoosef,
Salah e'deen;*
or E'N&ser Sa-
lah e'.deen, Yoo-
sef ebn Eiyoob.
El Melek e'deen,
or Melek el
Azeez, Othman.
El Melek el Mun-
s6or, Mohammed.
El Melek % el
Aadel, Sayf-
e'deen, Aboo
Bukr.
Retakes Jerusalem from the!
Crusaders, in 1187. Crusade!
of the Emperor Frederic I.! from
(Barbarossa), and Philippe 1111
Auguste, and Richard Cceur de to
Lion, 1189. 1195
His second son. 1200
His son.
In England the large massy
column of the Saxon architec-
ture began to be divided into
smaller pilasters; and the arch
took a pointed form about 1200.t
Brother of Salah e'deen, usurps
the throne. Fifth Crusade.
The Franks penetrate into
Egypt, and take Damiat, but
are obliged to abandon it, 1218.11220
o
o
to
H
W
o
f
S3
>
CO
* Salah e'deen, " the righteousness of religion."
f Having existed in Egypt at least 320 years. Vide supra, p. 544, and 302.
% The title Melek, attached to these names, signifies " King."
Cm
4-