[Footnote 114: The English ascribe to Robert of Normandy,
and the Provincials to Raymond of Tholouse, the glory of
refusing the crown; but the honest voice of tradition has
preserved the memory of the ambition and revenge
(Villehardouin, No. 136) of the count of St. Giles. He died
at the siege of Tripoli, which was possessed by his
descendants.]