Source Analysis:
Pope Urban II’s Fiery Sermon
Number 1:
What language and quotes would motivate people or inspire people to leave everything for a crusade to the Holy Land?
Source 1- Fulcher of Chartres
A quote from Pope Urban II in source one, makes the people seem like they are not in control and just irrelevant, by saying they are shepherds and this is sort of an analogy of saying that they are gods people, that they have been born with control, but they aren’t acting or using their power like they should, the pope is trying to say that if they were really gods people they would be going to fight.
A Quote from source 1
“You are called shepherds; see that you do not act as hirelings. But be true shepherds, with your crooks always in …show more content…
Example:
“Oh, race of Franks, race from across the mountains, race chosen and beloved by Godas shines forth in very many of your works set apart from all nations by the situation of your country, as well as by your catholic faith and the honor of the holy church! To you our discourse is addressed and for you our exhortation is intended.”
Question 3
What is similar between the versions of the speech?
The similarity between the speeches is that all of the speech’s are directed towards making a place change its mind about an ongoing idea.
From Source 2 this is evident when the pope talks about leaving their family to go to the crusade. The pope is saying that everyone and anyone who “forsaken houses” or in other words leaves to go to the war, will be rewarded greatly.
"Every one that hath forsaken houses, or brethren, or sisters, or father, or mother, or wife, or children, or lands for my name's sake shall receive an hundredfold and shall inherit everlasting life."
Question 4
There are 5 different versions of this similar speech because a speech to another area might not make the most sense to another area of
Pope Urban II’s Fiery Sermon
Number 1:
What language and quotes would motivate people or inspire people to leave everything for a crusade to the Holy Land?
Source 1- Fulcher of Chartres
A quote from Pope Urban II in source one, makes the people seem like they are not in control and just irrelevant, by saying they are shepherds and this is sort of an analogy of saying that they are gods people, that they have been born with control, but they aren’t acting or using their power like they should, the pope is trying to say that if they were really gods people they would be going to fight.
A Quote from source 1
“You are called shepherds; see that you do not act as hirelings. But be true shepherds, with your crooks always in …show more content…
Example:
“Oh, race of Franks, race from across the mountains, race chosen and beloved by Godas shines forth in very many of your works set apart from all nations by the situation of your country, as well as by your catholic faith and the honor of the holy church! To you our discourse is addressed and for you our exhortation is intended.”
Question 3
What is similar between the versions of the speech?
The similarity between the speeches is that all of the speech’s are directed towards making a place change its mind about an ongoing idea.
From Source 2 this is evident when the pope talks about leaving their family to go to the crusade. The pope is saying that everyone and anyone who “forsaken houses” or in other words leaves to go to the war, will be rewarded greatly.
"Every one that hath forsaken houses, or brethren, or sisters, or father, or mother, or wife, or children, or lands for my name's sake shall receive an hundredfold and shall inherit everlasting life."
Question 4
There are 5 different versions of this similar speech because a speech to another area might not make the most sense to another area of