The Devastatio Constantinopolitana ("Devastation of Constantinople") is a short anonymous Latin eyewitness account of the Fourth Crusade. It covers the...

incident was documented by Geoffrey of Villehardouin,: 85–86  the Devastatio Constantinopolitana,: 220  Niketas Choniates,: 312  Robert de Clari,: 88–91  Ralph...

Villehardouin, Robert of Clari, and the anonymous Latin author of the Devastatio Constantinopolitana all accuse the crusaders of egregious rapacity. Speros Vryonis...

are also of interest. The Fourth Crusade is described in the Devastatio Constantinopolitana and works of Geoffrey of Villehardouin, in his chronicle De...

over the distribution of plunder. The anonymous author of the Devastatio Constantinopolitana records a figure of 100 dead following the brawl. In 1203, Pope...

Crusade. (Runc. Vol III, pp. 110n, 483, 497) Devastatio Constantinopolitana. Devastatio Constantinopolitana was an anonymous account of the Fourth Crusade...

Desa (monarch) De Situ Terrae Sanctae Despina Khatun Despotes Devastatio Constantinopolitana Develtos De velitatione bellica Devol (Albania) Devol, Treaty...

works are complemented by the anonymous probably Rhineland Devastatio Constantinopolitana illustrating the disillusionment of poorer crusaders. The triumphal...

p. 59. Klintworth (2015), p. 62. Andrea, A. J. (1993). "The Devastatio Constantinopolitana, A Special Perspective on the Fourth Crusade: An Analysis, New...

is narrated in Geoffrey of Villehardouin's chronicle and the Devastatio Constantinopolitana. Thompson 1995, p. 26. Thompson 1995, p. 80. Thompson 2002,...