🌲 Legends of the conquest of Spain, Capture of Granada.—subjugation of the Alpuxarra Mountains., sentence 14

On taking possession of Granada, Taric garrisoned the towers and castles, and left as alcayde, or governor, a chosen warrior named Betiz Aben Habuz, a native of Arabia Felix, who had distinguished himself by his valour and abilities.

Who acts: Taric, native · What happens: take, garrison, leave, choose, name, distinguish · To what, where: possession, towers, chosen warrior, Taric, Granada

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