10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «ALBARA»
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albara in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
albara and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
1
The Creation of the Principality of Antioch, 1098-1130
An earlier campaign had been made into the Jabal as-Summaq and the area
around Albara in the closing days of December 1097 when Bohemond and
Robert of Flanders had led a foraging expedition. During this foray the crusaders
had ...
2
The First Crusade: Origins and Impact
Raymond of Toulouse led foraging raids into the Jabal as-Summaq at the
beginning of September 1098,21 but his first direct attempt to expand into the
region came at the end of September 1098 with an expedition against Albara.
The town ...
Jonathan P. Phillips, 1997
3
The First Crusade: A New History
Around 25 September 1098 he had led an expeditionary force against the
ancient town of Albara. His chaplain, Raymond of Aguilers, accompanied him
and later described how the town fell after a short but fiercely fought assault: '
Here ...
4
Possessing the Land: Aragon's Expansion Into Islam's Ebro ...
In 1 133 the Battler reconfirmed royal grants of property at Zaragoza and
acknowledged the validity of grants administered by partitores de albaras.24 The
albara was a royal document granting properties; according to Alfonso's
document of ...
5
Armies of Heaven: The First Crusade and the Quest for Apocalypse
His first target was Albara, a once-prosperous trading city that had steadily
decayed until by the eleventh century it was a small town inhab- ited by Turks
and dwarfed by Roman ruins. Raymond's goal for Albara was, quite literally,
colonial.
6
Dictionary of Arabic and Allied Loanwords: Spanish, ...
And. albara < Cl.Ar. bard?ah, in principle "exemption", but soon said of the writ of
its granting, and then of other commercial documents declaring free of charge or
liability, until acquiring in Mor. the meaning of a simple "letter". 156 Intra-Rom.
7
Dark Part of the Soul Book 1: Donal
He had suffered a severe wound in battle, one that had never fully healed, and it
had been Raebyrn who had taken control of Albara's armies afterward, finding
great success against the Kingdom's enemies through luck, determination and no
...
Jack Crux, Kelly Sharp, 2008
Book 035,Number 6544: AlBara' b. 'Azib reported that Allah's, Messenger (may
peace be upon said: When you go to bed, perform ablution as is done for prayer;
then lie down pn the right side and recite:" O Allah, I turn my face towards Thee ...
ʻAbdul Ḥamīd Ṣiddīqī, 1976
9
Dark Part of the Soul Book 2: Trouble
she asked, “When I sit betwixt the two greatest men in all of Albara? The High
Commander was regaling me with tales of his great conquests and the
formidable power of his sword.” Zendif, the Prince of Ralakoon, smiled, his wide-
set black ...
10
Tolerance and Intolerance: Social Conflict in the Age of the ...
A case in point concerns the siege of Albara, a small town southeast of Antioch
that was seized by Raymond of Toulouse in late September of 1098, a few
months after the crusaders' defeat of Kerboga. The most detailed and trustworthy
...
Michael Gervers, James M. Powell, 2001
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ALBARA»
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albara is used in the context of the following news items.
Alluvione a Castelletto d'Orba: esondano Albedosa e Albara
A Castelletto d'Orba le precipitazioni eccezionali hanno provocato l'ingrossamento e il successivo straripamento dei torrenti Albedosa e Albara. Ecco le ... «InMeteo, Oct 14»
I danni del rio Albara a Castelletto d'Orba (Daniele Prato)
S'è svegliata come Genova, l'altra mattina, Castelletto d'Orba: il Bisagno di qui si chiama rio Albara, un canale cementato che attraversa tutta la parte bassa del ... «La Stampa, Oct 14»
Castelletto d'Orba e le case lungo il rio Albara (Daniele Prato)
A Castelletto d'Orba la piena è arrivata improvvisa, violenta, l'acqua è salita veloce. Come a Genova. E come a Genova, nel pomeriggio, anche Castelletto ha ... «La Stampa, Oct 14»
