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# Title: Haithoni Armeni Historia Orientalis (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 60, Stück 2; Leibn. Marg. 60)
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Rubis balas
TIAETHONE ARMENI
qua est in occidente, dicitur ACIa major, e muleos recince b0-
nospisces. Circaillum montem C alpium inveniuneur bubali.
e aliamulta animalia Cytvestria. Sunc etiam inillis partibus
mulex insula, inquibus avesnidificane, e peaecipue talcones,
gra Peorim vulsarieer appellantur, e C sincctiones, e BOn-
Sacci, ee mulex aliae ares nascuncur ibidem, quarum nusquam
Origo, nistin illis insulis invenieur. Major ciritasreoniCu
MaNIX VOCaTuE Sara, quae fuicantiquicus nobilis ee tamola.
Fuic tamen postrata, e qualirocaliter destructa per PaxtarOS,
quiillam violencer ceperune, sicut inferius exprimetur.
C APD.
De reeno India.
Eonum Indix est valde lonsum, ec Pitum Cuper mare
Occani, quod in illis partibus dicicur mare lndix. IAudre-
enumincipie a continibusregni Pexlarum, ex extenditur
per Oxientem usqre adunam provinciam qua rocatur Balarem:
ec inilla provincia reperiuntur lapides pretioli, qui Balais ap
Pellantur. FX parte Sexrenerionis perlonsum est ee masnum
delerrum Indix, ubitoc sorpentes, et animalium diverlitates
hrabicantes Imperator Alexander dicitur invenisse. In ipso
regnopradicarie beatus Thomas Apoltolus fidem Christi, et
multas convertit provincias acque sentes: sed quia distane
mulcum ab illisterris ec locis, in quibus tides colitur Christia-
na, ibi fides nostra est multum diminuta, nec est ibinisi quae-
damcivitas, in qua habitane Christiani: omnes vero alii fidem
Christicocalicer reliquerunt. Ex parte reromeridiciperton
sumestmare occanum, in quo Cune mulea insule: sed nomi-
nes degentes in illis Cuneniori, ec nudiincedune totaliter pro-
etex sectum, et coluncidola velurctulei. Inillis insulis inve-
niun-