[Footnote 61: Anna Comnena, somewhat too wantonly, praises
and bewails that handsome boy, who, after the rupture of his
barbaric nuptials, (l. i. p. 23,) was betrothed as her
husband. (p. 27.) Elsewhere she describes the red and white
of his skin, his hawk's eyes, &c., l. iii. p. 71.]