Mahomet And His Successors 2
Mahomet And His Successors 2
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161 The city of Aleppo was walled and fortified ; but it de- pended chiefly for defence upon its citadel, which stood without the walls and apart from the city, on an artificial hill or mound, shaped like a truncated cone or sugar-loaf, and faced with stone. The citadel was of great size, and com- manded all the adjacent country ; it was encompassed by a deep moat, which could be filled from springs of water, and was considered the strongest castle in all Syria. The gover- nor, who had been app...ointed to this place by the emperor Heraclius, and who had held all the territory between Aleppo and the Euphrates, had lately died, leaving two sons, Youken- na and Johannas, who resided in the castle and succeeded to his command. They were completely opposite in character and conduct. Youkenna, the elder of the two, was a warrior and managed the government, while Johannas passed his life in almost monkish retirement, devoting himself to study, to religious exercises, and to acts of charity. On the approach of the Moslems.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
161 The city of Aleppo was walled and fortified ; but it de- pended chiefly for defence upon its citadel, which stood without the walls and apart from the city, on an artificial hill or mound, shaped like a truncated cone or sugar-loaf, and faced with stone. The citadel was of great size, and com- manded all the adjacent country ; it was encompassed by a deep moat, which could be filled from springs of water, and was considered the strongest castle in all Syria. The gover- nor, who had been app...ointed to this place by the emperor Heraclius, and who had held all the territory between Aleppo and the Euphrates, had lately died, leaving two sons, Youken- na and Johannas, who resided in the castle and succeeded to his command. They were completely opposite in character and conduct. Youkenna, the elder of the two, was a warrior and managed the government, while Johannas passed his life in almost monkish retirement, devoting himself to study, to religious exercises, and to acts of charity. On the approach of the Moslems.
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