The Army of King Henry IV. slaughters the Saxon foot-soldiers at Homburg on the Unstrut, many of which drown in the river during their flight, while most of the Saxon nobles escape.
The army of King Henry IV. uses ladders to surprise and defeat the defenders of Rome, after a squire discovered an unguarded area while collecting weapons as both armies were resting.
The army of King Henry IV., including the camp followers, chase down and kill the fleeing and hiding Saxons in a two- or three-mile radius of their camp, which they plunder.
The army of King Henry the Fowler lays siege to and captures the castle Lenzen, while defeating an Slavic army sent to relieve the defenders with many losses on both sides.
