...Roberti de Monte, Appendix, ad Sigebertum, apud Script. rer. Gallic., xi. 168. * Id. ib. They came from Maine and Anjou, from Poitou and Brittany, from France and Flanders, Aquitaine and Burgundy, from the Alps and the banks of the Rhine.i All the professional adventurers,...

...Boberti de Monte, Appendix, ad Sigebertum, apnd Script, rer. Gallic., xi. 108. 2 Id. ib. They came from Maine and Anjou, from Poitou and Brittany, from France and Flanders, Aquitaine and Burgundy, from the Alps and the banks of the Rhine.1 All the professional adventurers,...

...Numbers flocked to his standard from near and far, from Maine and Anjou, from Poitou and Britany,1 from France and Flanders, from Aquitaine and Burgundy, from Piedmont and the banks of the Rhine ; so that, in fact, the invading army was composed of many nations. The rendezvous of the fleet and...

...were to fight; but there were with them a multitude of adventurers, crowding from every direction, far and near, from north and south, from Maine and Anjou, from Poitou and Brittany, from Ile-de-France and Flanders, from Aquitaine and Burgundy ; 4 and, in short, the expedition itself was...

...were to fight; but there were with them a multitude of adventurers, crowding from every direction, far and near, from north and south, from Maine and Anjou, from Poitou and Brittany, from Ile-de-Frnnce and Flanders, from Aquitaine and Burgundy ;* and, in short, the expedition itself was...

...they were to fight ; but there were with them a multitude of adventurers, crowding from all quarters, far and near, from north and south, from Maine and Anjou, from Poitou and Brittany.from Ile-de- France and Flanders, from Aquitaine and Burgundy ; 3 and, in short, the expedition...

...William's summons to the ' Holy War' 2 against England. Men came from all parts—and by all routes—from Maine and Anjou, from Poitou and Brittany, from France and Flanders, from Acquitaine and Burgundy, from the Alps and the banks of the Rhine. Women ' sent their sons to enroll...