Cynegerus the Athe- nian lineth by fame and like nobilitie of actes, ve[n]teryng his life for his countrie.
He was succeeded by his sons Gra'tian and Valenti'nian II.
A second Macedo'nian war was soon after proclaimed against Per'seus, the son of that Philip who had been obliged to beg peace of the Romans.
In the mean time, Valenti'nian was engaged in a desperate warfare with the German and other barbarous nations, who had recovered from the losses which they had suffered under Ju'lian.
From Kabúnian she saw that the evil odor issued from the decomposition of the part of the entrails which she had left on the earth in charge of her husband, and which he had not reanimated.
It can only be seen at this point for the reason that the earth beneath and the blue-stone underfacing of Kabúnian immediately above cut off the view.
In the Íránian Commune, He says: “Protect this Servant from the doubts of the persons who have turned away from Thee and are deprived of the sea of Thy knowledge.
The Íránian government believed the banishment of the Blessed Perfection from Írán would be the extermination of His Cause in that country.
They lived in bondage and serfdom under the Íránian and Roman governments and were scattered throughout the desert engaged in continual strife and bloodshed.
By zephyrs wafted o'er th' Iönian sea, They reach'd Italia when the sixth time rose Aurora.
Have I not seven companions in arms, and is not one of them equal to five hundred Túránian heroes?
If in the battle thou art slain by me, Will not my cheek turn pale among the princes Of the Kaiánian race, having cut off A lovely branch of that illustrious tree?
Túránian chief proceeded to encounter him, striking with all his might at the head of the champion; but though the sword was broken by the blow, not a hair of his head was disordered.
To accomplish this object, a Túránian army of thirty thousand veterans was assembled, and ordered to occupy all the positions and avenues in the vicinity of the sporting grounds.
O, he must never, never, Feel the sharp pang of foul ingratitude, From a true prince of the Kaiánian race.
There would be one Túránian warrior less, To vex the world withal; would that be triumph?
The champion arrayed in his buburiyán, mounted Rakush, and advanced towards the Túránian army.
Alkús was equally unsuccessful, though the bravest of the brave among the Túránian warriors.
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