# Historia Hierosolymitanae Expeditionis 6.1.119-121

Albert of Aix, Historia Hierosolymitanae Expeditionis, 6.1.119 to 6.1.121. Latin.

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CAP. LX. - Boemundus Laodicensibus reconciliatur, et quibusdam aliis. Inter haec mutuae charitatis gaudia utrinque sui recordati Christiani nominis et communiter habitae tribulationis, passionis et pristinae dilectionis, internuntios constituerunt, qui Boemundum de injustitia sua arguerent et de concordia interpellarent, quatenus compunctus fratribus reconciliari non abnueret, fratres quoque eum satisfacientem benigne in [0568C] concordiam et charitatem reciperent. Boemundus, his auditis nuntiis, compunctus super omnibus, in unitatem et dilectionem festinanter redit. Etenim statuto die in campestribus Laodiceae colloquio habito, praecipue inter duos comites Reymundum et Boemundum, dehinc inter alios pax et amicitia firmata est, et omne vetus odium penitus exclusum. Sicque triduo cum illis Boemundus moram faciens, in obsequio charitatis victoriam Jerusalem sciscitatus est: post haec Antiochiam cum suis reversus est. Robertus vero Flandrensis, Robertus pariter Northmannorum princeps, Gastus de Burdeiz, Cuno de Monte-Acuto et caeteri compares, post aliquot dies reditum navigio constituerunt ad terram nativitatis [0568D] suae. At comes Reymundus, metuens Laodiceam et Tortosam urbes, quas difficili labore subjugaverat, ex Boemundi avaritia et instabilitate amittere, cum plurima manu suorum sequacium remansit. Albert of Aix Medieval Latin The Latin Library The Classics Page

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