no-no! Not Baldwin! Guy de Lusignan))) I'll try to translate a bit later)) Shameless Guy -meaning Lusignan) Don't worry! Baldwin there is presented like a real hero)
LOL =))) Yeah, she calls Baldwin "our hero" and "our sickly hero", if i choose a right word.
Ha! And there is this passage: "It is often questioned why didn't the church canonize this virgin king and martyr as he had done a great deal for Christianity and had lead exceptionally pious life" (c)
Eh well, I'd be the first in a queue of those suggesting to canonize him)) But was his life "exceptionally pious" and what was that great deal for Christianity?.. I wonder.
... hehe, look at it, one of the paragraphs is called "Shameless Guy".
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Sibylla's position in this marriage is always disputable
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Yep, i'm looking forward to reading Hamilton and decompose my own idea of it.
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Yeah, she calls Baldwin "our hero" and "our sickly hero", if i choose a right word.
Ha! And there is this passage:
"It is often questioned why didn't the church canonize this virgin king and martyr as he had done a great deal for Christianity and had lead exceptionally pious life" (c)
Well i would dispute about the arguments given.
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So i agree)
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Eh well, I'd be the first in a queue of those suggesting to canonize him)) But was his life "exceptionally pious" and what was that great deal for Christianity?.. I wonder.
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Maybe she means that he kept Jerusalem in Christian hands?
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But well, sometimes believing is almost as good as knowing o_o
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