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<p> A famous crusader, hero of Tasso's great poem; was the son of Palgrave Otho the Good, and of Emma, [[Robert]] Guiscard's sister; for great deeds done in the first crusade he was rewarded with the principality of Tiberias; in the "Jerusalem Delivered" Tasso, following the chroniclers, represents him as the very "flower and pattern of chivalry"; stands as the type of "a very gentle perfect knight"; died at [[Antioch]] of a wound received in battle (1078-1112). </p> | <p> A famous crusader, hero of Tasso's great poem; was the son of Palgrave [[Otho]] the Good, and of Emma, [[Robert]] Guiscard's sister; for great deeds done in the first crusade he was rewarded with the principality of Tiberias; in the "Jerusalem Delivered" Tasso, following the chroniclers, represents him as the very "flower and pattern of chivalry"; stands as the type of "a very gentle perfect knight"; died at [[Antioch]] of a wound received in battle (1078-1112). </p> | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:11, 12 October 2021
The Nuttall Encyclopedia [1]
A famous crusader, hero of Tasso's great poem; was the son of Palgrave Otho the Good, and of Emma, Robert Guiscard's sister; for great deeds done in the first crusade he was rewarded with the principality of Tiberias; in the "Jerusalem Delivered" Tasso, following the chroniclers, represents him as the very "flower and pattern of chivalry"; stands as the type of "a very gentle perfect knight"; died at Antioch of a wound received in battle (1078-1112).
