William, archbishop of Tyre. A history of deeds done beyond the sea. In two volumes. Vol. II. Translated and annotated by Emily Atwater Babcock and A. C. Krey; Editor: Austin P. Evans; Records of Civilization Sources and Studies: XXXV. New York: Columbia University Press, 1943, 553 p.
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Table of Contents Frontmatter Volume Two BOOK XIII. Capture of Tyre; Extension of Royal Influence to Other Latin States (page 1) BOOK XIV. Fulk of Anjou as King of Jerusalem: Troubles in Northern Syria (page 47) BOOK XV. Emperor John Seeks to Extend His Influence Over the Latin States (page 94) BOOK XVI. Joint Rule of Baldwin III and His Mother Melisend: The Second Crusade (page 136) BOOK XVII. The Capture of Ascalon Offsets the Failure of the Second Crusade (page 184) BOOK XVIII. Latin Jerusalem at Its Height Under Baldwin III: The Lure of Egypt (page 235) BOOK XIX. Amaury I: The Struggle for Egypt, First Stage (page 295) BOOK XX. The Struggle for Egypt: Alliance with Emperor Manuel (page 344) BOOK XXI. Baldwin IV, The Leper, Forced to Assume Rule of Jerusalem (page 397) BOOK XXII. Conflict of Interests (page 446) BOOK XXIII. Could Jerusalem Be Saved by Raymond of Tripoli? (page 505) ABBREVIATIONS (page 512) BIBLIOGRAPHY (page 513) INDEX (page 523)