14 .-- M.] [Footnote 4: 'Apo QulhV in the Byzantine geography, must mean England; yet we are more credibly informed, that our Henry I.would not suffer him to levy any troops in his kingdom, (Ducange, Not.

ad Alexiad.

p.
41.)] [Footnote 5: The copy of the treaty (Alexiad.l.xiii.p.

406--416) is an original and curious piece, which would require, and might afford, a good map of the principality of Antioch.] [Footnote 6: See, in the learned work of M.De Guignes, (tom.ii.

part ii.,) the history of the Seljukians of Iconium, Aleppo, and Damascus, as far as it may be collected from the Greeks, Latins, and Arabians.