Chronicles of the Crusades

y wl!icli tllc abbot sl~oulcl bc co~~~~,ellc~l to rcepo~'~d nt 1;vw to
the motions of the bisltop. Nor tlicl tl~e rna.11 \czlrosc nlll~irs
wc:l~::~,tstake foyrt I~i~l~s~lf; no pril coidll t!vcr overtnke
II~III11111wovi~led, \v110 ncvcr knew tlrc loss of any thill~ thndl
slollr. 1Io repcll~:~l one n:~ilby wrotl~cr, bci~ig I ) I W C I I ~ 1 ~ ) ~ ~
the kin:; with letters irrv;sIitl:~titt;; tl~c for111cr. IV~LCIX. Tlw
cl~iancellor having porccivctl the sl~a~r~cf~d co~~trwiciy of the
III:LI.I~~~CB of Iris princt?, lest the king'.$ f:~mc sl~oulclLc i~!iureil
by the fact, if he P r ~ ~ ~ in ~ the t I C:LII~C, ~ ~ clehrrc~l311 l
proccxs
of botli tile onc j?nrty null the otlrcr till tlre ki~rg's rctart~.
,t(l:ct. 18. Icing ltichar~l esn.utc11 :Ln oath fr~bul l~is two
brothers, Jolrn, his owir brothcr, ant1 C+cofiey, :b ~SI;WII, tl~:~i,
they vould not entcr Englnntl witl~in three yc:w fw~u 11is
~le~)i~.rturc, tl~e tl~ree years to LC reclio~rcd from tllc cl:~y of his
slnriiug fro~n Tours ; tllro11g11 the e~~hcatics of Ilk ~notl~cr,
I~otvever, cli~~crrsio~ so f:~r culrccr~~ing .Jolun, that pnssing into
EII$:L~I~ wjtlr the CII:~IICCIIOI"S zpprobation, Ilc sllonl~l al,icii:
his ,,udgment, and. at his j)lunsrrro Ire shuuld eill~cr relnain in
the Iriugclorn, or live in cxilc.
Queen Elcnoor's clo\vry was recognized tl~ronghout the
king's territories by CL solemn act, 31111 delivereel up lo hrr, so
tl~.zt slre who Lad before livod on thc Ihlreq~.~cr 11li;:11t tl~enceforward
live on her own.
The king's fleet, having lcft its own shorts, sailed round
Spaiu, mtl from the occan h~irig entcrcd tllc Meclitorrnnean,
wlticlr further on is called tl~cGrecian Sea, by the
Strnits of Ahica, stecrcd on to b[:zrseillcs, thcrc to await
tLc: ki~g.
The Icing of France and the Iiillp of England, bnving llcl~l
z council at Tours nucl again nt 'Vexel:ry, and confirniccl tlrc
treaty between t,lic~nrclvc~ and their I;in:,r~lours, anel Iraving
settled and disposocl of dl thinp on both sitles according to
tllcir plensure, clepsrt from e:~cl~ othcr with their respective
armies. The Frencllni:~n, bciyg sul),jcct to sicknes at see,
mnrchcs by laud to Sicily; the Z~rglirjl~man, on the contrary,
nbollt to ~roceed by sea., co~r~cs to 3l:wseillcs to his ships.
Baldwin, arcltbislrop of C;~nterb~~r~,I-Ir~bert mcl Walter,
Lishop of Salisbury, bcing tho only lisbops of all Eugbmcl
who ncco~nplisllccl their vo~vs, follow the ]