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# Title: Haithoni Armeni Historia Orientalis (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 60, Stück 2; Leibn. Marg. 60)
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TIALTHONI ARMENi
imperator omnium regionum, quae erane ciera moncem Belgi
an, e illas posseditabsque inquietatione cujusquam, quousque
aliam vidicicerum visionem, (icue in segreneibus deseribeeur.
Eenon esmirandum, Ei inictis tistoriis non polui cempus cer
cum: groniam licet a muleis (cire quae lirerim vericatem, nOn Ta
menpocuiinrenire, qui super calibus plenarième doceret. Ll
credo, qrod calis licrario, quare tempus certum ictarum histo-
riarum penitiisignoratur, quia ab initio Tartari liceras nontia-
bebane, ex sic tempora e rerum secta eransibane absque co,
quod ab aliquonocarentur, ec per hunc modum oblivioni po.
Ctea eradebaneuE,
C AP. X
DeChancio C an primo Imperatore Tariarorum.
OAtquam vero Chansius Can omnia regmae TeTTaS, qVa
cirra moncem Belsian exane, Cuo dominio subjugavic, qua
damnocte ridicaliam vitionem. Vidic enim icerum mili
cemalbum, qui aie: Chansi Can voluncas immorealis DFl est,
quodcutranleasmontem Belgian, et verlus occidentem diri
eas srellus tuos, ex occupabis reona, resiones e terras, et
imperiocuo subjiciesmultas gentes. Lrue cerrus liS, Quoniam
ea qraetibidico. Cune exparte immorralis DFL, Pursc et vade
cum sentecua ad montem Beloian ad locum, ubimare junsieus
cum eodem, ibique descendens, e versus Orientem cumno-
vem genuflexionibus novies immortalem DE. IM adorabis: et
iple, qui ebt omnipotens, tibi viam octendet, per quemmontem
poceris commodetrantire. Vilaitaque vitione Chansius C an
eaudens Turrexie, noc in aliquo haelicavit. Nam prima vilio
veluevera, de aliis cercicudinem sibi dabat. Unde fectinantet
luos undique consresavit, et praecepit, quod sequereneur
cum