De Haymaro Monacho Archiepiscopo Cæsariensi Et Postea Hierosolymitano Patriarcha Disquisitionem Criticam Facultati Litterarum Parisiensi Proponit P. E (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781273099298)

This is a critical disquisition on Haymarus, a monk who became Archbishop of Caesarea and later Patriarch of Jerusalem, by E. D. Riant. The work includes Haymarus's own tetrastic book, "De Expugnata A. D. 1191 Accone," concerning the capture of Acre in 1191. This historical account offers valuable insights into the life and times of a significant religious figure during the medieval period and the events surrounding the Crusades. It explores Haymarus's role and perspectives within the complex political and religious landscape of his era.

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