L'âge des croisades . la souveraineté de mens esprit solennel. andwills Lorsque Henry I. d'Angleterre hésitait à ac-connaissance Innocent II., Bernards choix pour le Pape, pour le motif qu'il n'était pas la juste occupantof le Saint-Siège, le moine s'exclama, répondre à ton thoufor d'autres péchés ; que ce soit là sur ma tête. WhenLothaire d'Allemagne a exigé de la Sainte Fatherthe renouvellement du droit d'investitures impériales, thesaint a jeté son sort sur l'empereur et la gauche himsubmissive aux pieds du souverain pontife. Quand LouisVII. de la France, dans sa rage contre Thibaut, Comte Bernard Influence, 165 de Champagne, Carr

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The age of the crusades . olemn sovereignty of mens minds andwills. When Henry I. of England hesitated to ac-knowledge Innocent II., Bernards choice for Pope, on the ground that he was not the rightful occupantof the holy see, the monk exclaimed, Answer thoufor thy other sins; let this be on my head. WhenLothaire of Germany demanded of the Holy Fatherthe renewal of the right of imperial investitures, thesaint threw his spell about the emperor and left himsubmissive at the feet of the pontiff. When LouisVII. of France, in his rage against Thibaut, Count Bernards Influence, 165 of Champagne, carried devastation through thecounts domains and burned the church of Vitry, with thirteen hundred of its citizens who had theretaken refuge against his vengeance, Bernard openlyrebuked the king, and with such effect that themonarch proposed, as a self-inflicted penance, apilgrimage to Jerusalem, there to wipe out his guiltin the blood of Moslems. In this purpose of Louis VII. originated the secondcrusade. THE SECOND CRUSADE.. CHAPTER XXIV. BERNARD—CONRAD III.—LOUIS VII.—SUGER—SIEGE OF DAMASCUS. j]OPE Honorius delegated Bernard to preachthroughout France and Germany the re-newal of the holy war. Drawn as muchby the fame of the monk as by the man-| dates of the king and the Pope, a vast as-sembly of prelates and nobles gathered at Vezelay inBurgundy. A large platform was erected on a hilloutside the city. King and monk stood together, representing the combined will of earth and heaven.The enthusiasm of the assembly of Clermont in 1095, when Peter the Hermit and Urban II. launched thefirst crusade, was matched by the holy fervor inspiredby Bernard as he cried, O ye who listen to me!hasten to appease the anger of heaven, but no longerimplore its goodness by vain complaints. Clotheyourselves in sackcloth, but also cover yourselves with your impenetrable bucklers. The din of arms, 166 Bernard Preaches Crusade. 167 the danger, the labors, the fatigues of war, are thepenances that G

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