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- Prologue
- Chapter One: By The Waters of Death Creek
- Chapter Two: Sir Andew D'Arcy
- Chapter Three: The Knighting of the Brethren
- Chapter Four The Letter of Saladin
- Chapter Five: The Wine Merchant
- Chapter Six: The Christmas Feast at Steeple
- Chapter Seven: The Banner of Saladin
- Chapter Eight: The Widow Masouda
- Chapter Nine: The Horses Flame and Smoke
- Chapter Ten: On Board the Galley
- Chapter Eleven: The City of Al-Je-Bal
- Chapter Twelve: The Lord of Death
- Chapter Thirteen: The Embassy
- Chapter Fourteen: The Combat on the Bridge
- Chapter Fifteen: The Flight to Emesa
- Chapter Sixteen: The Sultan Saladin
- Chapter Seventeen: The Brethren Depart from Damascus
- Chapter Eighteen: Wulf Pays for the Drugged Wine
- Chapter Nineteen: Before the Walls of Ascalon
- Chapter Twenty: The Luck of the Star of Hassan
- Chapter Twenty-One: What Befell Godwin
- Chapter Twenty-two: At Jerusalem
- Chapter Twenty-Three: Saint Rosamund
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