# Historia Rerum in Partibus Transmarinis Gestarum 13.12

William of Tyre, Historia Rerum in Partibus Transmarinis Gestarum, Poem 13.12. Latin.

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Porro Ascalonitae velut culices inquieti, in nocendi proposito perseverantes, videntes regni robur circa Tyrum in obsidione detineri; regionem autem universam militia vacuam, irruptionibus expositam; collectis viribus iterum ad montana Judaeae unanimiter conscendunt; ibique juxta Hierosolymam locum a septentrione positum ab eadem Hierosolyma quinque aut sex milliaribus distantem, Bilin dictum, qui hodie celebriori vocabulo Mahomeria appellatur, subito invadunt et occupant violenter; ejusque incolis ex maxima parte interemptis gladio, senes cum mulieribus et parvulis in turrim se recipientes, mortis evaserunt discrimen. Illi vero totam adjacentem regionem liberis discursibus peragrantes, nemine contradicente, quoscunque obviam reperiunt, aut vinculis mancipant, aut obtruncant gladiis, in provinciales pro libero arbitrio debacchantes.

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