Book,  Chapter

1      I,  II|     created among men. And if the Christians had been united in one faith,
2      I,  IV| knighthood—Saladin takes from the Christians their possessions in the
3      I,  IV|       fell under the power of the Christians. To commemorate these events
4      I,  IV|           the disagreement of the Christians among themselves, the crusaders
5      I,  IV|  excommunications had done to the Christians; for the latter only checked
6      I,  V |        they were directed against Christians for private ambition, ceased
7     VI,  VI|         This conquest alarmed the Christians, more especially the Venetians
8    VII,  II|           opportunity to lead the Christians against the Turks, and adopted
9    VII,  IV|           continued to attack the Christians, and had taken Negropont,