[Footnote 80: His Mussulman appellation of Soliman is used
by the Latins, and his character is highly embellished by
Tasso. His Turkish name of Kilidge-Arslan (A. H. 485 - 500,
A.D. 1192 - 1206. See De Guignes's Tables, tom. i. p. 245)
is employed by the Orientals, and with some corruption by
the Greeks; but little more than his name can be found in
the Mahometan writers, who are dry and sulky on the subject
of the first crusade, (De Guignes, tom. iii. p. ii. p. 10 -
30.)]