10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «ESCHIVÁ»
Discover the use of
eschivá in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
eschivá and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
Then she sent for Eschiva. Eschiva entered the solar, breathless. “Is it true? Uncle Balian is on his way home and Daniel has been knighted?” “That's what Dawit said, yes,” Maria Zoë answered calmly. “Now come with me.” Eschiva was a ...
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Women Rulers Throughout the Ages: An Illustrated Guide - Pagina 140
Queen of Beirut (1282–ca.1291) Eschiva of Ibelin was the younger daughter of John II of Beirut and Alice de la Roche of Athens.Her older sister,Isabella,became queen of the crusader state of Beirut following their father's death in 1264.
Guida Myrl Jackson-Laufer, 1999
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Knight of Jerusalem: A Biographical Novel of Balian d'Ibelin
and the sergeants could sleep there or in the great chamber of the keep, so it was just a matter of Eschiva and herself moving to the top floor of the keep and turning over the comfortable apartment above the solar to the Queen and her lady.
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The Kingdom of Cyprus and the Crusades, 1191-1374 - Pagina 230
... see Edmund 'Crouchback', Joanna, Richard, earl of Cornwall Ephesus, 159 F.piskopi, 16, 79, 198 Eraclius, patriarch of Jerusalem, 24, 17 Ernoul, 17n Eschiva of Burcs, 14 Eschiva of Ibelin, lady of Beirut, 96, 97-8, 122, 124 Eschiva of Ibelin, ...
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Women Leaders of Africa, Asia, Middle East, and Pacific: A ...
Queen of Beirut (1282-ca.1284) She was the younger daughter of John II of Beirut and Alice de la Roche of Athens. Her older sister Isabella became queen of Beirut following their father's death in 1264. Eschiva married Humphrey of Montfort, ...
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Thirteenth Century England VIII: Proceedings of the Durham ...
early 1280s leaving Eschiva as her heiress. So Humphrey. in the brief period between the death of his brother John in 1283 and his own death a few months later would have held both Tyre and. through his wife. Beirut. His descendants.
Michael Prestwich, R. H. Britnell, Robin Frame, 2001
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The English Historical Review - Pagina 99
... most numerous in the domain of architecture. One is inclined to doubt whether ' watch-tower ' can be the correct translation of eschiva (p. 193), on finding that an esciva was to be made and placed in the cellar of Rochester Castle (p. 207).
Mandell Creighton, Justin Winsor, Samuel Rawson Gardiner, 1918
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Medieval Warfare: Theory and Practice of War in Europe, ...
To give one example in support of this theory, the Latin Libellus de expugnatione Terrae Sanctae minimises the role of Eschiva, lady of Tiberias, in defending her castle of Tiberias against Saladin (d. 1193, ruler of Egypt and Syria) in July 1187 ...
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Pride of Kings - Pagina 93
Eschiva asked her, just as Susanna asked the same. They laughed, parried, settled: Susanna said, "All's as well as can be expected. Aunt Bertrada is her usual self, of course, and the rest of the household, too." Eschiva rolled her eyes at that; ...
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A History of the Crusades - Volumul 3 - Pagina 511
103 Eschiva of Ibelin, lady of Beirut, 329, 343, 393-4. 395. 422 Eschiva of Montbeliard, lady of Beirut, 198, 200 Esdraelon, Plain of, 352 Esslingen, 442 Ethiopia, 163, 471 Eu, see Philip Euboea, 125-6 Eudocia Angelina, Empress, 120, 122 ...
