🌲 Legends of the conquest of Spain, The Field of Battle After the Defeat.—the Fate of Roderick., sentence 21

The learned Archbishop Rodrigo, who has recorded the events of this disastrous field, affirms that Roderick fell beneath the vengeful blade of the traitor Julian, and thus expiated with his blood his crime against the hapless Florinda; but the archbishop stands alone in his record of the fact.

Who acts: learned Archbishop Rodrigo, Roderick, archbishop · What happens: learn, record, affirm, fall, expiate, stand · To what, where: events, vengeful blade, crime, record, fact

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