Elijah Destroying The Messengers Of Ahaziah
Jacob Tending The Flocks of Laban
Till I scarcely more than muttered, 'Other friends have flown before-- On the morrow he will leave me, as my hopes have flown before.
The attack on Mosburg
The miracle of the martyrs.
The massacre of Antoich
The prodigies in the heavens.
The confession after the battle.
A Heroine of the second crusade.
The death of Baldwin I.
The assault on Damietta.
The invocation to Mahomet
Going to the te deum after the victory.
The butchery of Almodam.
The battle of Lepanto.
Mahomet II. before Constantinople.
The battle of Antioch
The Princess looked in at the door and said - What bonny white wool, and what bonny white thread!
The Sultan Saladin going into battle.
The departure of the seventh crusade.
The christian captives taken into Cairo.
The crusaders repulsed at Jerusalem
Awe of the crusaders at first beholding Jerusalem
The progress of the children's crusade.
The entry of the crusaders into Constantinople.
The mother's appeal to the Madonna.
The overthrow of the German crusaders
The departure for the holy wars.
The arrival of the succors at Corinth.
The death of Saint Louis.
Alexius is strangled by Murzuphlis.
Baptizing the saracen converts.
The massacre in the mosque of Cesarea.
He sees a flight of steps, a gate overgrown with truant roses, And some one who beside the gate in that warm sunshine dozes.
The Saracen battalions scattered by the crusaders
Bohemund of Tarentum surprising Antioch
The celestial host assist the crusaders.
Sacred apparitions in the march to Jerusalem.
Peter Barthelemy in the ordeal of fire.
The celestial horseman on the mount of olives.
Godfrey of Bouillon entering Jerusalem.
The martyrdom of Gerard of Avesnes at Arsur.
Embassy of the crusaders at the court of Cairo.
Louis VII at the feet of Saint Bernard.
King Louis VII. at Mount Cadmus.
The army of conrad is overwhelmed in the mountains.
The holy sepulchre in saracen hands.
The return of the crusaders from the holy wars.
Butchery of prisoners by the victorious saracens
Saint Louis arrives at Damietta.
The Sultana Chegger-Eddour on her throne.
Saint Louis taken a prisoner into Cairo.
King Edward I. overcomes the assassin.
Fiendish cruelty of the sultan bibars.
Sanuti describing his travels to the pope
The exploits of Hunyadi and the monk Capistran.
The pilgrams find succor by the wayside.
The last of the moorish kings quitting Grenada.
Funeral ceremonies after the battle of Dorylaeum.
Murzuphlis haranguing the defenders of Constantinople.
Murzuphlis parleying with the Doge Dandolo
Peter the hermit preaching the crusade
St. Francis of Assisi before malek hamel.
Funeral honors to the heroes of Palestine.
Eagerly I wished the morrow; vainly I had sought to borrow
From my books surcease of sorrow--sorrow for the lost Lenore.
The thirsty crusaders find spring in the desert
The emirs of samaria visit godfrey of Bouillon
The dreadful dreams of wicked foulque of Anjou
Godfrey Encounters the waifs of Peter's army
The heads of the dead saracens are hurled into Nicea.
The christian knights held captive at Cairo.
Richard the lion-hearted delivering Jaffa.
Heroism of Richard the lion-hearted at Arsur
The sight of the true cross inflames the crusaders.
The glorious death of the Templar Jacques De Maille.
The head of the conquered Emir exhibited to the harem.
Christian ladies held captive by the infidels.
Amazement of the crusades at oriental magnificence
The ghastly highway to the holy city.
The crusades in the mountain wasters of Judea
Recovering the dead crusades from the nile.
A veteran of the crusades relating his adventures.
Blondel recognizes the voice of Richard the lion-hearted.
The doge dandolo preaches the crusade in St. Mark's
Pike's Opera House, New York City, 1868
'Wretch,' I cried, 'thy God hath lent thee--by these angels he hath sent thee Respite--respite and nepenthe from thy memories of Lenore!
Dr. Ebenezer Johnson
Temple of Music from the Triumphal Bridge
Tis some visiter entreating entrance at my chamber door-- Some late visiter entreating entrance at my chamber door.
Henry F. Penfield
Dreadful was the din
On the foughten field
Nine days they fell.
This said, they both betook them several ways.
Him the Almighty Power
So numberless were those bad Angels seen
The heavenly bands
Now Night her course began.
They heard, and were abashed, and up they sprung
Meanwhile the winged Heralds, by command
