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# Title: Haithoni Armeni Historia Orientalis (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 60, Stück 2; Leibn. Marg. 60)
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FIATTHONE ARMENE
nomine Curatadin. IRevero de adveneu Parcarorum rumori-
busincellectis, timuit valde sibi. Unde ad Cua sipendia con-
rocarie, quolcunquehabere pocuic, tam Barbaros, quam Lati
nOs: ex intex aliostabuit ad lua servitia duo millia Larinorum,
qui duos Dducestire capitaneos habuerunt. Alter quoque ha
bebat nomen Johannes de Liminata, qui fuit in Insula C rpri.
Alius vero rocabatur Bonifacius de Caltro: qui fuie de Janua
Oxiundus. Misitetiam ad vicinos Soldanus, promietens ve-
nientibus sxacias atque dona. Unde consresata maga mulci-
tudine bellatorum, eressus suosdirexitad locum, in quo Tat-
carimorabaneur. Partari vero non fuerunt ullatenus Pupeta-
eti: imopralium ririliter Cusceperune in quodam loco, vocato
Conledrack. Demum vero obrinuerune Partari, ec Turqui,
Fuerunt virilicer debellari. Px SiC OcCUPaverune Tarrari re-
onum Turquiae, anno Domini millesimo, ducencesimo, qua-
quadraselimO quarto.
C AP. XIX.
De CinoC an, terrio Imperatore Tartarorum.
OA modicum verd temporis spacium Iloceota Can diem
clau(IF extremum. Succesic aute sibi in imperio quidam ejus
Filius, quivocacus Euie Cino Can, cujus vica brevis fuit: et
Titi successit quidam consanovineus luus, qui rocabatur Mango
Car, qui tuicraleneiltimus, atque multas provincias suo impe
xio subjusavit. Demum verarangram masnanimus per tare
Cachar serranstulie ad quandam in silam capiendtam. Pedum
in oblidione illiusinsula permaneret, homines illarum parrium,
qui luntralde Pagaces _ ingenioli, milerunthomines, qui seOc-
culceimmerlerune in aquam, c sub nari, in qua erat NlangO,
consticerune camcliu, quoad navem illam in tocis pluribus per-
FOra