and the election for emperor
and the execution of Murtzuphlus
at first siege
galleys
Hugh of Saint-Pol’s praise of
influence
justification for attack on Zara
and ‘The March Pact’
motivation for attacking Constantinople
negotiations with Murtzuphlus
and the offer from Alexius
parades Prince Alexius
proposes attack on Zara no
reform of Venetian coinage
request for absolution
role
scale of commitment
and the siege of Zara
takes the cross
visit to Egypt
Demotika
Devastatio Constantinopolitana
on crusader atrocities
on the crusaders at Venice
on the division of spoils
on the size of the fleet
and the offer from Alexius
on the siege of Zara
disease
Dorylaeum, Battle of, 1097
Durazzo
Ecry-sur-Aisne, tournament at
Egypt
plan to invade
prosperity of
Eleanor of France (Aquitaine), Queen
Emico of Hungary, King
Enguerrand of Boves
Enrico Dandolo, Doge: see Dandolo, Doge Enrico
equipment, personalisation of
Erec and Énidé
(Chrétien of Troyes)
Eustace of Canteleux
Eustathios of Thessalonica
Frederick Barbarossa, Emperor of Germany
French contingent
Burgundian nobles take the cross
departure
and the offer from Alexius
riot at Zara
share of spoils
take the cross
Fulcher of Chartres
Fulk of Neuilly
Garnier, bishop of Troyes
Genoa
contract with France, 1190
cross-cultural trade
forces at Constantinople
Geoffrey of Beaumont
Geoffrey of Monmouth
Geoffrey of Perche, Count
Geoffrey of Rancon
Geoffrey of Villehardouin
addresses the people of Venice
and Adrianople
on Alexius’s treatment of Murtzuphlus
on Alexius’s request for support
on anti-crusader feeling
on the assaults of 1204
assessment of his story
audience with Isaac
background
and Baldwin’s rift with Boniface
on the Byzantine counter-attack
on the Byzantine withdrawal
on Constantinople
on Corfu
crosses the Alps
on crusader plans
and the crusaders returning from the Holy Land
on Dandolo
demands Alexius fulfils obligations
on departure
on dissension over the offer from Alexius
on the election for emperor
on the execution of Murtzuphlus
on the fire of 1204
and the fire of August, 1203
on the fire ship attack
and the first siege
on Isaac’s restoration
on the massacre
meeting with Walter of Brienne
on negotiations with Venetians
and the offer from Alexius
overestimation of numbers
on the palace of Chalcedon
persuades Louis of Blois to join army at Venice
and the plan to attack Egypt
on relics
on the sack of Constantinople
and the shortfall in arrivals at Venice
and the siege of Zara
on support for Alexius
on Thibaut’s death
on the tournament at Écry
and the Treaty of Venice
on the Venitian fleet
on volume of spoils
on the voyage to Constantinople
Geoffrey II of Villehardouin
George Akropolites
Gerald of Wales
German Empire
Gervase of Bazoches
Gesta Francorum
Gesta Innocenti
Gilbert of Aalst
Gislebert of Mons
Godfrey of Bouillon
Golden Horn, the
chain
crusaders cross
defences
Greek Fire
Greek Orthodox Church
legacy of the sack of Constantinople
schism with Rome
Gregory VIII, Pope I
Guibert of Nogent
Guige of Forez, Count
Gunther of Pairis
on the assault of 1204
on the conquest of Constantinople
on Dandolo
on Martin of Pairis
and the offer from Alexius
and the plan to attack Egypt
on the sack of Constantinople
on the siege of Zara
Guy of Coucy
Guy of Pesmes
Guy of Rochefort
Guy of Vaux-Cernay, Abbot
Guy Trousseau of Montlhéry
Hattin, Battle of, 1187
hell, fear of
Henry III, King of England
Henry VI, Emperor of Germany
Henry of Champagne, Count
Henry of Champagne II, Count
Henry of Flanders
appointed regent
coronation of
as emperor
enters the Blachernae palace
at first siege
and the foraging party
tours provinces
Holy Land
horses transport of
Hugh of Berzé, Count
Hugh of Saint-Pol, Count
account of the Byzantine counter-attack 180
on age of crusaders
on Alexius
appeal to keep crusaders together
and the Byzantine counter-attack
on the Byzantine withdrawal
on the celebration feast
on crusaders’ achievements
on Dandolo
death of
debts
and the first siege
on Greeks
justification for actions
and ‘The March Pact’
and the offer from Alexius
persuades Louis of Blois to join army at Venice
rewards Aleaumes of Clari
on support for Alexius
tours provinces
Hugh of Vaudémont, Count
Humbert of Romans
Iberian peninsula
Ibn Jubayr
Ingeborg of Denmark, Princess
Innocent, Pope
agenda
appeal for new crusade
appeal to Philip of France
appeal to Richard I
appearance and character
asks Fulk of Neuilly to preach the crusade
attempt to reconcile Greek and Catholic Churches
attitude to Alexius III
audience with Boniface
and the battle of Adrianople
criticism of Dandolo
criticism of the Venetians
and cross-cultural trade
and Dandolo’s request for absolution
forbids tournaments
on the Fourth Crusade
informed of fall of Constantinople
and the Latin Empire
launches Albigensian Crusade
letters
limitations on authority
and the offer from Alexius
and Philip of France
reaction to capture of Constantinople
and the release of crusaders from their vow
and the sack of Constantinople
and the siege of Zara
and the Venetian patriarchal election
Isaac II Angelos, Emperor