Tabor, Mount, 50, 304
Tafroc, see Taphnouz
Taghlib, Banu, Arab tribe, 14
Talenki, village, 217
Tancred de Hauteville, 56-7, 60
Tancred, Prince of Galilee, Regent of Antioch, joins Crusade, 155; journey to Constantinople, 157-8; crosses to Asia, 159; goes to Nicaea, 177-8; oath to Alexius, 181-2; goes to Cilicia, 190-1, 197-8; in Cilicia, 198-201; at Antioch, 217, 228-9, 247; goes on to Jerusalem, 262; march to Jerusalem, 267, 268, 271; occupies Bethlehem, 277-8; at siege of Jerusalem, 280, 282-3, 284; at capture of Jerusalem, 286-7; at Nablus, 295; at Ascalon, 296; remains in Palestine, 299; occupies Galilee, 304, 306; raids in east, 310-11; campaign against Haifa, 313-14, 316; arrangement with Daimbert, 317; negotiations with King Baldwin, 324-6. Other references, 187, 254, 261, 329, 331, 338; castle of, at Antioch, 228, 248
Tanukh, Banu, Arab tribe, 28
Taphnouz (Tafroc), Armenian prince, 208-9, 211
Taranto, 154; see Bohemond
Tarchionites, Joseph, 62
Tarsus, 73, 196, 198-201, 224 n., 238-9, 319
Taticius, Byzantine general, 180 n., 184, 188, 190-I, 193, 224, 226, 300-1, 328, 332
Tatta, Lake, 183
Taurus Mountain, 21, 73, 189, 191, 194, 195, 196, 221
Teck, see Walter
Tel-Basheir, see Turbessel
Tel-Mannas, 251-2, 262, 319
Tembris, river, 186 n.
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Temple, see Solomon
Termoli, 48, 55
Terracina, 55, 101
Thatoul, Prince of Marash, 192-3, 195, 208, 209 n.
Thecla, Saint, 41
Theodora, Empress, Porphyrogennete, 49, 54, 58
Theodora, Empress, wife of Justinian, 9
Theodora, Empress, wife of Theophilus, 29
Theodore, brother of Heraclius, 16; see Trithyrius
Theophylact, Archbishop of Bulgaria, 103, 170, 328
Thessalonica, 48, 102, 117, 156, 161, 168
Thessaly, 69, 74
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Thomas of La Fère, 137, 141
Thoros, Prince of Edessa, 75, 195-6, 202-8, 320
Thoros, Roupenian prince, 208 n.
Thorvald Kódransson Vidtförli, 47
Thrace, 162,
Tiberias, 16, 31, 304, 307, 310
Titus, Emperor, 38
Toghtekin, atabeg of Damascus, 215, 220-I
Toledo, 91
Tortosa (Tartous), 30, 33, 270, 271, 299, 303, 307
Tosni, see Godvere; Roger
Toul, see Rainald, Count of
Toulouges, synods at, 86-7
Toulouse, III; see Raymond, Count of
Tournai, see Gilbert
Tours, 110-II; see also Gregory | Tours, The Battle of - October 10, 732 AD marks the conclusion of the Battle of Tours |
Trani, 102
TransJordan. 5-6, 304, 309-10
Transoxiana, 64
Trebizond, 59
Trier, 139; Archbishop of, 46
Tripoli, 30, 32, 33, 37, 44, 78, 267, 268-71, 303, 313, 323
Tripolitania, in Africa, 18
Trisontai, battle, 101
Trithyrius, Theodore, 16
Tübingen, see Hugh
Tudebod, 330
Tughril Bey, Seldjuk Sultan, 60-1, 75
Tunis, 88
Turbessel (Tel-Basheir), 201 n., 203, 204, 210, 255, 256
Turcormans, 60, 64-8, 72, 98-9, 188, 267
Turenne, see Raymond
Turkestan. 7, 59
Tuscany, see Matilda, Countess of
Tutush, Seldjuk prince, 76-7, 78
Tuzla, 152 n.
Tyana, 183, 198
Tyre, 268, 276, 324; Ladder of, 276; see William, Archbishop of
Tzimisces, see John I
Tzitas, 180 n.