And when he had subdued them he seized on the city of Jazer, and took their wives and their children captives and burned the city and then returned into Judea.

Then when he had gained possession of Jazer and its villages, he returned again into Judea.

Bernard de Rovenhac shows greater bitterness: "the king of Aragon is undoubtedly well named Jacme (jac from jazer, to lie down) for he is too fond of lying down and when anyone despoils him of his land, he is so feeble that he does not offer the least opposition."