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is incompletely preserved in a single manuscript (Vatican Latin 7260). It was first edited in the "Monumenta historica ad provincias
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Franciscan, doubly vowed to enmity against him, Salimbene wrote of Frederick with a curious unwilling admiration, "Of faith in God he had none; he was crafty, wily, avaricious, lustful, malicious, wrathful; and yet a gallant man at times, when he would show his kindness or courtesy; full of
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has been shown to be generally trustworthy and reliable, even in the harsh account of Elias of
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1167-1212, was edited by Léon Clédat in his work "De fratre
Salimbene et de eius chronicae auctoritate" (Paris, 1878). A fine and complete edition was edited by Holder-Egger in "
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solace, jocund, delightful, fertile in devices. He knew how to read, write, and sing, and to make songs and music."
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loved God, the Church, and his own soul, he would scarcely have had an equal as an emperor in the world.”
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