1. El Cid and his wonderful white horses, said the poster.

2. Alfonso was taken prisoner, possibly by El Cid himself, and subsequently exiled to Toledo.

3. El Cid upholds his honour and that of his King by defeating an enemy champion in single combat.

4. Now, at last, Alfonso called out to El Cid to come to his aid.

5. In reality, Yusuf was not even present and El Cid was to live for several more years.

6. From this point onwards, attitudes to El Cid were divided.

7. Our signature piece was the theme from El Cid.

8. Spanish matador Manuel Jesus Cid "El Cid" watches the death of a bull from the El Pilar estate, during a corrida at the San Fermin festival, on July 13, 2010 in Pamplona.

9. Wounded in battle in 1099 and dying, El Cid asked that his body be embalmed, and then seated on his horse, Babieca, during the next battle.

10. Spanish bullfighter Manuel Jesus Cid "El Cid" gestures to the crowd as a bull spews blood from its mouth and nose during the seventh bullfight of the San Fermin festival in Pamplona July 13, 2010.

11. This time, there was no question of nominal suzerainty: El Cid was virtually King of Valencia, though uncrowned.

12. With small variations, this is typical of the kind of armour worn by El Cid and his warriors.

13. Many men, elated at the prospect of fighting under El Cid, flocked to him.

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14. Five truckloads of vitamin C and fiber were soon pureed on El Cid Street, the ripe redness smeared over walls and people.

15. The Spanish were on the verge of defeat when the corpse of El Cid, mounted on his horse, appeared on the battlefield. Heartened, the Spanish troops rallied, and were victorious.

16. Soon the next battle came - an attack by king Bucar of Morocco on the city of Valencia, which El Cid had taken from the Moors .