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# Title: Haithoni Armeni Historia Orientalis (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 60, Stück 2; Leibn. Marg. 60)
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FlESRORTA ORTENT CAB. XIV.
ratoremvocari. Hlabicatores illarum parcium lune Craeci, e
dicum Craecorum lequuintur, et liceras Cxacas habent: N05
vero poluimus Trapecondam in numero provinciarum, ec non.
iuumero reonotum, secundum quod nos instruunt historia
varclum Orientis. Areono Turquia habitant quatuor genti
untiaeiones videt Liraci, Armeni, ee Tacobini, isti Christi-
anine, et vivum de mercationibus e laboribus TerTR: eC
Lasqui, quilune salaleni, et illiuscerra dominium de Cxa-
corammanibus adclerune: e aliqui sune, qui virune de merca-
tieibus ec labebus terrae, ee habitant in civicatibus et in vil-
lis. alii veloremper pecune nemora, ec Canc in campis hieme
eurlate, qriorium Cunepastores, ex lunc lasirrarii valde b0-
n
C. AP. X
De recno Syria.
Fenum Syrix ex parte orientis incipit a Dumine Fuphea-
tis, e extenditur per occidentem, usque ad civitatem sa-
maxa, qua est lica lupra mare Craecia, in capite delerti
AOrpei. Lacitudoreeni Syriae ex parte septenerionis, incipit a
civieate Berycensi, ec dilatatur usque ad Craccum montis resa-
lis. Eus parte oxientis confines habet cum Melopocamia; ex
Parte septenerionis cum secunda Armenia: ec in Parte cum re
eno Turquix. Ex parte meridiei verlus occideneem nulloshabet
cum aliquo regno contines, quiamare Craecix ex delertum A-
rabix Cune libi a duabus partibus circumcirca. Regnum Syria
diridicur in qratuor partes sive provincias, qua propter ip.
Carum magnicudinem contreverunt reona appellari anti-
quicus, et reges luerunt reroctis temporibus incisdem. Sed
in tictoriis parcium oxientisprovincia non resna dicuntur.
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