Manuel insisted on triumphal entry to Antioch, supported by Latins, & stayed in the palace for 8 days
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MANUEL I (1143-1180) (1143-1160)
1159
Summary:
Dates:
1159 April 12
Aimery of Limoges, patriarch of Antioch (
Aimery 101
)
Met
Manuel 1
's triumphal entry into Antioch in full robes at the church of Hagios Petros, with his clergy carrying crosses and Gospels; onlookers were amazed (:)
Kinnamos 187.18-22
Baldwin III, king of Jerusalem (
Baldwin 53
)
In
Manuel 1
's triumphal entry into Antioch, though a crowned king, he rode far behind Manuel with no royal insignia; onlookers were amazed (:)
Kinnamos 188.1-2
Emperor Manuel I Komnenos (
Manuel 1
)
Stayed in Reynaud's palace in Antioch for eight days; during this time no legal processes went on except in Byzantine courts (:)
Kinnamos 188.3-8
Insisted on a solemn entry to Antioch, refusing nervous pretexts that there might be a treacherous attack on him, on the grounds that the citys leaders would be unarmed and on foot, leading his horse, while he would be well guarded (:)
Kinnamos 186.17-187.9
Despite heavy clothing, he jumped on and off his horse at the church of Hagios Petros, met by the Latin patriarch (Anonymus 170500);
Renaud 17001
and his aristocrats tended his horse on foot, with
Baldwin 53
riding unmarked, far behind (:)
Kinnamos 187.10-188.3
Reynaud of Chatillon, prince of Antioch (
Renaud 17001
)
In
Manuel 1
's triumphal entry into Antioch, he led Manuel's horse unarmed and on foot, with other aristocrats; onlookers were amazed (:)
Kinnamos 187.22-188.1