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# Title: Haithoni Armeni Historia Orientalis (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 60, Stück 2; Leibn. Marg. 60)
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HIAETHOBE ARMENI
Tu omnium Tartarorum, anteqram procederet ad alia, cen-
tare voluie, an Tarcari omnes sibi ideliter obedirent. Un
de praecepea secie, quae jussie ab omnibus observari Pri
mumi praeceptum tuie, quod Tareari omnes crederene et
obedirene Deo immoreali, cujus nucu adepeus tuerae imperato.
riam digniearem. Exhoc mandatum Parcari cenverune, e Cx
tunc caperune nomen Dei immortalis invocare: ec usque ho.
dieinomnibus eorum operibus Tarcari invocane nomen D0.
mini. Sccundo peacepie, qrod compurareneur omnesviri, qui
Pocerant arma terre: ExFacta computatione praecepie, quod
sub quolibet denALIOLUM PERPONETeTUI unuIS; e Cuper de
cem millia pEXPOHCECTUI UuS: ec Super mille Praponere.
Eux unuS: e rocaric aciem decem millia armatorum, CuK-
mam. Praecepit etiam seprem ducibus, qui pexerane se-
prem nacionibus Tartarorum, quod priores omnes dimit.
cerene dignitares: ec continuo hoc feceruner Aliud vero
praeceptum, quod fecit, tuie valde Supendum. Pracepic enim
Septem majoribus ducibus pralibatis, quod unusquisque pri-
mosenitum luum adduceret, ee libi capuemanu propria ampu-
taret. Eclicee cale mandacum rideretur esse crudelissimum et
iniquu nullus eamen fuic ausus in aliquo concraire, co quod scie
bane, cum esse Dominum provilione divina; imo (Icur praece
peratimperator, concinuo adimplerent. Postquam vero Chan-
BIuS Can vota luorum noris, et vidic, quodusque ad mortem e-
ranc obedice parati, certum diem omnibus allisnarie, in quo
eseneparatiad pusnam. Lqricaverunc itaque Partari contra
illos, grimasiserant vicini, ee Tubjusaveruns eosdem, ee reda
etituerune, qui priuserant eorum Domini, in maximam servi-
tucem. Et inde processie Chansius Can contra plures alias
naciones, quas luo Cubdidit imperio absque nimia carditate.
lam omnia Chansius C an Fasiebac cum modica quantitate, et
prolpere lucedehacei. Oradam vero dic accidic, quod Chan-
3IVS