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 1 CaptJer   |       and shepherd of the holy city, was shepherding his flock
 2 CaptJer   | aforetime dwelled in this holy city with the devil's aid. They
 3 CaptJer   |      army and to capture every city and village. And they reached
 4 CaptJer   |     came to a large and famous city, a Christian city, which
 5 CaptJer   |       famous city, a Christian city, which is Jerusalem, city
 6 CaptJer   |      city, which is Jerusalem, city of the Son of God. And they
 7 CaptJer   |    flowed in the middle of the city, from the massacring of
 8 CaptJer   |     what happened in the great city of Antioch, what woes and
 9 CaptJer   |        fate which overtook the city of Laodicea 6 and its inhabitants,
10 CaptJer   |      as he approached the holy city of Jerusalem, he began from
11 CaptJer   |       ye, O ye monks, will yon city surrender to me or not?'
12 CaptJer   |      of God protects this holy city.' And when they reached
13 CaptJer   |      went and reconnoitred the city and its walls. And when
14 CaptJer   |    were in the environs of the city, their mind was opened and
15 CaptJer   |    with the inhabitants of the city. Then the blessed patriarch
16 CaptJer   |    Lord what had overtaken the city, likewise was minded to
17 CaptJer   | however beleaguered the entire city, and surrounded it for the
18 CaptJer   |     the monks in regard to the city, whether God would deliver
19 CaptJer   |        cannot but be that this city be laid waste. So it is
20 CaptJer   |     first not tell us that the city was to be delivered into
21 CaptJer   |        But as regards the holy city be not surprised at this
22 CaptJer   |      looked on the wall of the city, and saw a marvellous sight.
23 CaptJer   |    idly do you imagine of this city, that it is to be delivered
24 CaptJer   |       has given over this holy city into the hands of the enemy.'
25 CaptJer   |    that the inhabitants of the city would not consent to submit,
26 CaptJer   |     But the inhabitants of the city began to grieve when they
27 CaptJer   |     building towers around the city ; and they placed on them
28 CaptJer   |    because they knew that that city was a refuge of all Christians
29 CaptJer   |        day they broke down the city wall. Thereupon the evil
30 CaptJer   |        evil foemen entered the city in great fury, like infuriated
31 CaptJer   |       however who defended the city wall fled, and hid themselves
32 CaptJer   |    raced to every place in the city and with one accord extirpated
33 CaptJer   |       Persians had entered the city, and slain countless souls,
34 CaptJer   |         which lies outside the city at a distance of about two
35 CaptJer   |      he said : 'Farewell, holy city ! Forget not thy servant!
36 CaptJer   |    grief, at the fact that the city, the elect, famous, and
37 CaptJer   |    elect, famous, and imperial city had been given over to rapine ;
38 CaptJer   |        captivity from the Holy City. About them we heard of
39 CaptJer   |         has given us the great city of the Christians, Jerusalem,
40 CaptJer   | presence.'~When we reached the city, they led us like sheep
41 CaptJer, 1|   hands of the Persians in the city and in its environs, in
42 CaptJer, 1|        place called the Golden City 1202 souls. In the monastery
43 CaptJer, 1|      we found 2210. Within the city we found 265 souls. Just
44 CaptJer, 1|      overthrew the wall of the city we found 9809 (1800) souls.
45 CaptJer, 2|       were with him. From that city they brought the holy body