. Brut y tywysogion; or, The chronicle of the princes [ 681-1282] . that was scaled by the pil-grims with ladders, and they demolished it, afterkilling many of the Saracens, and capturing others. 1219. The ensuing year, Rhys the Hoarse marriedthe daughter of the earl of Clare ; and John de Brusemarried Margaret, the daughter of Llywelyn, son ofIorwerth. That year, the Almighty God delivered the city of 8 Damietta in Egypt, which was upon theriver Nile, to the army of the Christians, who werewearied with long fighting against the city; forDivine providence caused such mortality 3 among thep
. Brut y tywysogion; or, The chronicle of the princes [ 681-1282] . that was scaled by the pil-grims with ladders, and they demolished it, afterkilling many of the Saracens, and capturing others. 1219. The ensuing year, Rhys the Hoarse marriedthe daughter of the earl of Clare ; and John de Brusemarried Margaret, the daughter of Llywelyn, son ofIorwerth. That year, the Almighty God delivered the city of 8 Damietta in Egypt, which was upon theriver Nile, to the army of the Christians, who werewearied with long fighting against the city; forDivine providence caused such mortality 3 among thepeople in the city, that the living could not bury thedead; as, on the day the city was obtained, morethan three thousand dead bodies were found aboutthe streets, like dogs, unburied. And on that day,to the praise and glory of the Creator, an archbishopwas consecrated in the city. 1220. One thousand two hundred was the year ofChrist, when the body of Thomas the Martyr wasraised by Stephen, archbishop of Canterbury, and acardinal from Rome, and was honourably deposited. 7 a, 8 Dannet, B. U 306 BRUT Y TYWYSOGION. eur ac aryant a mein gOerthuaGr yneglOys y DrindaOtYgkeint. Y uluydyn honno 1 [gwyl Ievan y kolsnesaf ar liynny] y gelwis Llywelyn ab IorOoerthattaO ganmOyaf tywyssogyou Kymry oil, a chynullaOdiruaOr lu aoruc am benn Fnandrasswyr Ros a Phen-uro, am dorri onadunt yr hedOch ar gygreir aOnath-oed wyr Lloegyr y rOg y Saeson ar Kymry, drùywneuthur mynych gyrcheu ar y Cymry ac afionyduarnunt. Ar dyd kyntaf y cyrchaOd gastell Arberthyr hOnn aadeilassei y Flandrasswyr wedy y distryOor Kymry kynno hynny. A chael y castell y dreisaOnaeth ae vOrO yr llaOr, wedy Had rei or castellwyra llosgi ereill acharcharu ereill. A thrannoeth y dis-tryOaOd gastell Gùis ac y llosges y dref. Y trydyddyd y doeth y HaOlíìbrd ac y llosges y dref oil hytymporth y castell. Ac uelly y cylchynaOd ef Ros aDeu Gledyf pump niOarnaOt drOy wneuthur diruaOraerua ar bobyl y Olat. A gOedy. gOneuthur kygre
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