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# Title: Haithoni Armeni Historia Orientalis (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 60, Stück 2; Leibn. Marg. 60)
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AIALTHONE ARMENI
tor Tarcarorum, usqre ad Manso Can, qui tuie quarcus impera-
For, naxrac ca tidelicer, quae in Parearorumhistoriis concinen-
EU. AManoO Can vero usque ad mortem Haoloni, ca, quae
narxat ex Ccribie, (cirie de audirie per dominum avunculum Cuum,
qrod dominum Flaichonum regem Armenia rescribere fecit,
quipraelens tuicilliscemporibus, omnibus pranocacis, ec cum
magnadilisentia narrabathaec filiis et neporibus, et Faciebat
redisi in Ceripeis, atmelius memoriter tenerene. Ab inicio qui
dem ABa8a Can usque ad finem cereiae parris hujus libri, ubi A.
nem capiunchistoria Parcarorum, Scivicipletanquam ille, qui
praelenstuie. Unde dehis, qua suo tempore erenerune, perti-
becreltimonium veritaci. Kelicethucusque narraverimus de
historiis et oeltis Tartarorum, achuc restat de iplorum domi-
nio de potentia, praecipue quinuncvivune, aliquid reserancum
ac melius coOnOICANEU.
C AP. ZL
De Famor Can. sexto Imperatore Tartarorum, (5
depotentia sua (5 subjectorum suorum.
Aenus icaque Imperator Partarorum, qui nunc tenet
imperium, vocaeur Pamor Can, _ Cst (eXTUS P’AxEaTO;
rum Imperator: Sedem Imperii Cuitenet in Legno Ca
chay, in quadam maxima civieate, quae vocatur sons, quam adi
Ficari Fecit Pater Cuus, licut Cuperius est expressum. Pocencid
qridem ejus est valdemasna. Plusenim possec Imperator (0.
dusille, quam omnes simul alii Principes PartarOruM. Cen
resiltius lmperatoris repucaneur nobiliores e diciores, et lune
meliusmuniea necessariis: quoniam in regno Cathay, in quo
nunc desune, diviciarum mulearum abundaneia maxima inve-
nieur. Praeter magnum Imperatorem sune alii eres magni lc.
Des et Principes LarcarOrum, grorum unusquisqve Dominium
ma.