...they pressed with force into the house, regardless of the clubs and fists of the Romans, who soughtto keep them back. Now it came to pass, also, that, during...a canonist, fled into the tower of the church, and shut to the gates. And there remained he hidden until night, and only when the tumult was quite laid,...

...the turmoil some had laid hands upon such weapons as they found within reach,) he shot thecook, — whom the scholars in derision named Nebuzaradan, the...a canonist, fled into the tower of the church, and shut to the gates. And there remained he hidden until night, and only when the tumult was quite laid,...

...reach,) he shot the cook,—whom the scholars in derision named Nebuzaradan, the prince of cooks,—with a bolt through the body, so that he fell dead to the...a canonist, fled into the tower of the church, and shut to the gates. And there remained he hidden until night, and only when the tumult was quite laid,...

...weapons as they found within reach, he shot the cook, whom the scholars in derision named Nebnzaradan, the prince of cooks, with a bolt through the body,...a canonist fled into the tower of the church, and shut to the gates. And there remained he hidden until night, and only when the tumult was quite laid...

...pot into his face. A Welsh scholar cried, ' Shatt we lear this ?' and bending a bow he shot the cook with a bolt through the body, so that he fell dead to the earth. The scholars in derision named him Nebuzaradan, the prince.^)/ coolcs. The Legate fled disguised into...