[Footnote 94: In describing the host of Kerboga, most of the
Latin historians, the author of the Gesta, (p. 17,) Robert
Monachus, p. 56,) Baldric, (p. 111,) Fulcherius Carnotensis,
(p. 392,) Guibert, (p. 512,) William of Tyre, (l. vi. c. 3,
p. 714,) Bernard Thesaurarius, (c. 39, p. 695,) are content
with the vague expressions of infinita multitudo, immensum
agmen, innumerae copiae or gentes, which correspond with
Anna Comnena, (Alexias, l. xi. p. 318 - 320.) The numbers of
the Turks are fixed by Albert Aquensis at 200,000, (l. iv.
c. 10, p. 242,) and by Radulphus Cadomensis at 400,000
horse, (c. 72, p. 309.)]