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 The warlike crew, by Frederick the Red, To rescue Judah's prostrate land were led; When Guido's troops, by burning thirst subdued, To Saladine, the foe, for mercy sued.


 * Their vows were holy, and the cause the same,

To blot from Europe's shores the Moorish name. In Sanco's cause the gallant navy joins, And royal Sylves to their force resigns. Thus sent by heaven a foreign naval band Gave Lisboa's ramparts to the sire's command.


 * Nor Moorish trophies did alone adorn

The hero's name; in warlike camps though born, Though fenced with mountains, Leon's martial race Smile at the battle-sign, yet foul disgrace To