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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents iii
- Illustrations vi
- Contributors viii
- Preface xiii
- Acknowledgements xv
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PART I. SOURCES
- 1 Hamdan al-Atharibi’s History of the Franks Revisited, Again 3
- 2 Legitimate Authority in the Kitab al-Jihad of ‘Ali b. Tahir al-Sulami 21
- 3 Politics, Religion and the Occult in the Works of Kamal al-Din Ibn Talha, a Vizier, ‘Alim and Author in Thirteenth-century Syria 34
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PART 2. CHRISTIANS
- 4 Adapting to Muslim Rule: the Syrian Orthodox Community in Twelfthcentury Northern Syria and the Jazira 63
- 5 The Afterlife of Edessa: Remembering Frankish Rule, 1144 and After 86
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PART 3. CONVIVENCIA
- 6 Diplomatic Relations and Coinage among the Turcomans, the Ayyubids and the Crusaders: Pragmatism and Change of Identity 105
- 7 Symbolic Conflict and Cooperation in the Neglected Chronicle of a Syrian Prince 125
- 8 A Critique of the Scholarly Outlook of the Crusades: the Case for Tolerance and Coexistence 144
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PART 4. WAR AND PEACE
- 9 The Portrayal of Violence in Walter the Chancellor’s Bella Antiochena 163
- 10 Infernalising the Enemy: Images of Hell in Muslim Descriptions of the Franks during the Crusading Period 184
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PART 5. CITIES
- 11 Sunnites et Chiites à Alep sous le règne d’al-Salih Isma‘il (569–77/1174–81): entre conflits et réconciliations 197
- 12 The War of Towers: Venice and Genoa at War in Crusader Syria, 1256–8 211
- 13 Gaza in the Frankish and Ayyubid Periods: the Run-up to 1260 CE 225
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PART 6. SALADIN’S MEN
- 14 Picture-poems for Saladin: ‘Abd al-Mun‘im al-Jilyani’s Mudabbajat 247
- 15 Ayyubid Realpolitik and Political–Military Vicissitudes versus Counter-crusading Ideology in the Memoirist–Chronicler al-Katib al-Isfahani 265
- 16 Assessing the Evidence for a Turning Point in Ayyubid–Frankish Relations in a Letter by al-Qadi al-Fadil 285
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PART 7. KEY PERSONALITIES
- 17 Saladin, Generosity and Gift-giving 307
- 18 Hülegü: the New Constantine? 321
- Glossary 336
- Bibliography 339
- Index of Names 372
- Index of Places 380
- Index of Terms/Concepts 382
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents iii
- Illustrations vi
- Contributors viii
- Preface xiii
- Acknowledgements xv
-
PART I. SOURCES
- 1 Hamdan al-Atharibi’s History of the Franks Revisited, Again 3
- 2 Legitimate Authority in the Kitab al-Jihad of ‘Ali b. Tahir al-Sulami 21
- 3 Politics, Religion and the Occult in the Works of Kamal al-Din Ibn Talha, a Vizier, ‘Alim and Author in Thirteenth-century Syria 34
-
PART 2. CHRISTIANS
- 4 Adapting to Muslim Rule: the Syrian Orthodox Community in Twelfthcentury Northern Syria and the Jazira 63
- 5 The Afterlife of Edessa: Remembering Frankish Rule, 1144 and After 86
-
PART 3. CONVIVENCIA
- 6 Diplomatic Relations and Coinage among the Turcomans, the Ayyubids and the Crusaders: Pragmatism and Change of Identity 105
- 7 Symbolic Conflict and Cooperation in the Neglected Chronicle of a Syrian Prince 125
- 8 A Critique of the Scholarly Outlook of the Crusades: the Case for Tolerance and Coexistence 144
-
PART 4. WAR AND PEACE
- 9 The Portrayal of Violence in Walter the Chancellor’s Bella Antiochena 163
- 10 Infernalising the Enemy: Images of Hell in Muslim Descriptions of the Franks during the Crusading Period 184
-
PART 5. CITIES
- 11 Sunnites et Chiites à Alep sous le règne d’al-Salih Isma‘il (569–77/1174–81): entre conflits et réconciliations 197
- 12 The War of Towers: Venice and Genoa at War in Crusader Syria, 1256–8 211
- 13 Gaza in the Frankish and Ayyubid Periods: the Run-up to 1260 CE 225
-
PART 6. SALADIN’S MEN
- 14 Picture-poems for Saladin: ‘Abd al-Mun‘im al-Jilyani’s Mudabbajat 247
- 15 Ayyubid Realpolitik and Political–Military Vicissitudes versus Counter-crusading Ideology in the Memoirist–Chronicler al-Katib al-Isfahani 265
- 16 Assessing the Evidence for a Turning Point in Ayyubid–Frankish Relations in a Letter by al-Qadi al-Fadil 285
-
PART 7. KEY PERSONALITIES
- 17 Saladin, Generosity and Gift-giving 307
- 18 Hülegü: the New Constantine? 321
- Glossary 336
- Bibliography 339
- Index of Names 372
- Index of Places 380
- Index of Terms/Concepts 382