The Depth of Perception and Experience
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You need ten eyes to see..ten ears to hear...ten hearts to feel...the tumultuous surge and glory of this mighty sepctacle, this shining romance...as impassioned now as when it first awed the world with its perfection!
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Imagining the Redemption of the Holy Land
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Wonders that dazzle the imagination...the armies of Christendom redeeming the Holy Land!
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A Woman's Love Amidst Conflicting Worlds
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The Flaming chapters of one woman's love, trapped by two worlds in terrific conflict!
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A Dazzling Love Story Amidst World Conflict
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Wonders to dazzle the human imagination - in a flaming love story set in titanic world conflict!
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Royal Identities in Conflict
Alice, Princess of France: [after being told she must vacate her cabin on the ship for another royal lady]
I am Alice of France, betrothed to King Richard. Who are you?
Berengaria, Princess of Navarre:
I'm his wife.
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A Tense Confrontation Between Royal Figures
Berengaria, Princess of Navarre: [Resisting Richard pulling her into her father's room]
Let go of my wrist! You're hurting it.
Richard, King of England:
Well, stop pulling then.
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Unity in Faith Amidst Conflict
Berengaria, Princess of Navarre:
We've been blind. We were proud dearest when we took the cross in our pride, we fought to conquer Jerusalem. We tried to ride through blood to the Holy Place of God. And now... now we suffer.
Saladin, Sultan of Islam:
The Holy City of Allah.
Berengaria, Princess of Navarre:
What if we call him Allah or God? Shall men fight because they travel different roads to him? There is only one God.
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The True Kingdom Beyond Petty Conflicts
The Hermit: [[God]
Will ye fight over your petty kingdoms here? There is but one kingdom, the kingdom of ].
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The Fall of the Lord's Host
The Hermit: [[Islam]
The host of our Lord shall fall upon ]...like a mighty wave of the sea.
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Saladin: The Tempest of Islam
Saladin, Sultan of Islam: [Richard I]
He is the tempest that has shaken Islam.
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Saladin's Confidence in Islamic Strength
Saladin, Sultan of Islam: [[Allah]
You shall see the foes of Islam swept like dust before the might of ].
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Saladin on Islamic Views of Christian Marriage
Saladin, Sultan of Islam:
Islam does not accept a Christian marriage.
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Saladin's Call for Peace to Adversaries
Saladin, Sultan of Islam:
I offer peace to you, foes of Islam.
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Facing Fear and the Unknown
Richard I of England:
Why should I fear and pray for what I don't understand?
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