THE HORSES OF S. MARK, VENICE Originally on the arch of Trajan at Constantinople, the
Doge Dandalo V took them after the Fourth Crusade, to Venice,
whence Napoleon I removed them to Paris, but in 1815 they were
returned to Venice. During the Great War of 1914-18 they were
hidden away for fear of air raids. Photo: D. McLeish
Immediately the hostility of Latin and Greek broke out again. The Crusaders were the servants of the Latin Church, and the Greek patriarch of Jerusalem found himself in a far worse
