The ecclesiastical history of England and Normandy. Tr., with notes, and the intr. of Guizot, by T. Forester, 3. cilt |
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Sayfa 253 - his usual menacing and insolent gestures, looking contemptuously on the standers-by and gnaw the legs and arms of Jesus Christ on the crucifix. The image bore this foi a time, but at length struck the king with its foot in such
Sayfa 253 - manner that he fell backwards. Then such volumes of flame burst from his mouth that the smoke darkened the sky. Robert Fitzhamon thought it right to tell this dream to the king, who heard it with shouts of laughter; " He is a monk," he exclaimed, " and dreams for money ; give him a hundred pence.
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Sayfa 253 - d to Robert Fitzhamon a still more frightful dream, in which he saw William Rufus come into a church with his usual menacing and insolent gestures, looking contemptuously on the standers-by and gnaw the legs and arms of Jesus Christ on the crucifix. The image bore this foi a time, but at length struck the king with its foot in such