quadgram

This is a table of type quadgram and their frequencies. Use it to search & browse the list to learn more about your study carrel.

quadgram	frequency
at the same time	107
the rest of the	86
the land of the	74
as far as the	67
the king of the	59
for a long time	58
king of the goths	55
the hands of the	54
on the other side	53
on the following day	53
the middle of the	51
the other side of	48
other side of the	47
the doge of venice	46
as soon as he	45
the greater part of	43
for the sake of	42
as quickly as possible	42
on the part of	42
at the battle of	41
into the hands of	37
land of the romans	36
and at the same	36
as soon as the	35
the head of the	35
as a result of	35
the foot of the	34
be it known to	33
the end of the	33
in the midst of	33
you must know that	33
the power of the	32
at the hands of	32
rest of the army	32
in the name of	31
the part of the	31
into the land of	30
it known to you	30
a result of this	30
at the head of	30
and for this reason	29
the people of the	29
in the middle of	29
the church of st	28
in order that they	28
a great part of	28
in a low voice	28
in the roman army	28
at the foot of	27
the army of the	27
and spoke as follows	27
the name of the	27
to the city of	27
and you must know	26
what was being done	26
from the city of	26
with his whole army	26
the manner in which	25
the prefect of rome	25
it came about that	25
the inhabitants of the	25
as has been said	25
a great number of	25
as soon as they	25
emperor of the west	25
it seemed to him	25
on account of the	24
with the rest of	24
side of the straits	24
the king of wallachia	24
was one of the	24
at the present time	24
was the course of	24
did not dare to	23
order that they might	23
it so happened that	23
in spite of the	23
and be it known	23
for the first time	23
not be able to	23
of the emperor justinian	23
as i have said	22
the most of them	22
and those of the	22
marquis boniface of montferrat	22
to the land of	22
the plain of nero	22
at the beginning of	22
count baldwin of flanders	22
it seemed as if	22
the edge of the	22
the marquis boniface of	22
at the end of	21
by reason of the	21
of the roman empire	21
known to you that	21
the marshal of champagne	21
emperor of the romans	21
to the emperor justinian	21
the leaders of the	21
the marquis of montferrat	20
he was about to	20
for the most part	20
in order that he	20
a portion of the	20
the brother of the	20
greater part of the	20
the direction of the	20
in the direction of	20
and as a result	20
at a later time	20
the mouth of the	20
history of the wars	20
the cause of the	20
as well as the	19
not far from the	19
in the hands of	19
what was going on	19
under the command of	19
great part of the	19
one of the most	19
on the other hand	19
till they came to	19
on the point of	19
order that he might	19
the battle of daras	19
for this reason he	19
those of the host	19
and one of the	19
the command of the	19
of the emperor baldwin	19
in the plain of	19
but he did not	19
the door of the	19
count louis of blois	18
as if he were	18
in the following manner	18
of those who had	18
from the land of	18
that it would be	18
of the goths and	18
and when he had	18
the midst of the	18
the right of the	18
with the whole army	18
and the rest of	18
the walls of the	17
and as soon as	17
that the enemy were	17
that he did not	17
of one of the	17
in a short time	17
after the death of	17
to a city called	17
of wallachia and bulgaria	17
for it is not	17
of the ionian gulf	17
i do not know	17
the land of persia	17
he came to the	17
they came to the	17
in the church of	17
king of wallachia and	17
it seems to me	17
he said to himself	17
in the case of	17
no longer able to	17
brother of the emperor	17
the last of the	17
at that time the	17
under the leadership of	17
the city of daras	17
in the land of	16
and when they had	16
of the king of	16
the camp of the	16
in the presence of	16
took possession of the	16
of blois and chartres	16
the place where the	16
there was a certain	16
to the number of	16
the gates of the	16
the time of the	16
it would have been	16
to one of the	16
was by no means	16
out of the way	16
and in this way	16
the course of events	16
louis of blois and	15
for the last time	15
the leader of the	15
the heads of the	15
to the emperor and	15
the hand of the	15
in his right hand	15
the emperor of the	15
up to the present	15
regent of the empire	15
the kingdom of the	15
a man of the	15
of flanders and hainault	15
the side of the	15
was not to be	15
the nation of the	15
in order that the	15
the steps of the	15
the affairs of the	15
the entrance of the	15
part of the army	15
put an end to	15
at the same moment	14
not long after this	14
the same time he	14
the eyes of the	14
the commanders of the	14
the battle of tricamarum	14
as you have heard	14
the regent of the	14
in the harbour of	14
was not able to	14
i should like to	14
of the persians and	14
and at that time	14
the whole of the	14
the macmillan company publishers	14
when he came to	14
he turned to the	14
king of the vandals	14
great sums of money	14
on the right of	14
kingdom of the goths	14
in the way of	14
that he would not	14
in front of the	14
a large number of	14
the goths who were	14
the beginning of the	14
the host of the	14
people of the goths	13
that part of the	13
but she did not	13
the gate of st	13
to the emperor baldwin	13
as i have already	13
subject to the romans	13
were not able to	13
the left of the	13
the war against the	13
that it was the	13
the light of the	13
with a great army	13
as time went on	13
for an unencumbered traveller	13
to go to the	13
in the first place	13
baldwin of flanders and	13
it was impossible to	13
hands of the enemy	13
that he was a	13
the form of a	13
in the army of	13
the wall of the	13
the right and left	13
the women and children	13
the top of the	13
on the left of	13
as if she were	13
the most of the	13
the corner of the	13
right bank of the	13
you know that i	13
in the city of	13
the course of these	13
the right bank of	13
a man who was	13
that it was not	13
bank of the tiber	13
people of the land	13
one of the best	13
the romans and the	13
the presence of the	13
of those who were	13
and the doge of	13
of the reign of	13
to the king of	13
the words of the	12
he was eager to	12
seems to me that	12
the fate of the	12
bank of the river	12
into the presence of	12
general of the east	12
who were in the	12
as many men as	12
was the first to	12
fell to the ground	12
with the help of	12
the land of colchis	12
set fire to the	12
as if he had	12
wall of the city	12
for this reason they	12
of the enemy and	12
they were about to	12
and when he came	12
the daughter of theodoric	12
both sides of the	12
day by day till	12
those who were in	12
the son of the	12
is one of the	12
emperor of the east	12
in time of peace	12
had come to the	12
course of these events	12
the city to the	12
the wife of the	12
at a sign from	12
and sent them to	12
to remain in the	12
but the next moment	12
of the roman army	12
the members of the	12
to the right of	12
the rear of the	12
he was obliged to	12
till he came to	12
the city of nisibis	12
by one of the	12
they were unable to	12
that they did not	12
he had reached the	12
of the city and	12
he saw that the	11
in one of the	11
geoffry the marshal of	11
and as for the	11
it would be impossible	11
most of them were	11
have been able to	11
laid his hand upon	11
distant from the city	11
at the time when	11
which is on the	11
on the same day	11
the goths and italians	11
said the old man	11
in the late afternoon	11
seemed as if the	11
did not wish to	11
by the advice of	11
was a man of	11
of the vandals and	11
the land on the	11
the commander of the	11
and some of the	11
an expedition against the	11
at the time of	11
and those who had	11
at the right moment	11
during the reign of	11
now it happened that	11
as if it were	11
for a short time	11
it is true that	11
the mausoleum of hadrian	11
gates of the city	11
the back of the	11
the arrival of the	11
but as soon as	11
in the same manner	11
devised the following plan	11
a part of the	11
that he would be	11
wing at the battle	11
the chief cause of	11
would be able to	11
the counts and barons	11
the plain of boulla	11
it is said that	11
they are accustomed to	11
might be able to	11
the walls and towers	11
to be able to	11
were quite unwilling to	11
of which he had	11
if he did not	11
the straits of st	11
queen of the goths	11
one after the other	11
the history of the	11
on both sides of	11
and all the other	10
a few days later	10
did not seem to	10
to take the city	10
in a few days	10
it was impossible for	10
to carry out the	10
the destruction of the	10
as has been stated	10
in the course of	10
might you have seen	10
the course of the	10
the reign of the	10
the throne of the	10
at the capture of	10
and those who were	10
the will of the	10
he was unable to	10
and he did not	10
he said in a	10
in spite of his	10
you do not know	10
part of the city	10
the prison of oblivion	10
the ruler of the	10
with some of the	10
in the act of	10
up and down the	10
and the people of	10
the emperor and his	10
the empire of the	10
had not the least	10
the best of the	10
in a low tone	10
of those who have	10
the centre of the	10
and the greater part	10
on the ground that	10
in the same way	10
near the city of	10
for it was not	10
in order to make	10
be the first to	10
early in the morning	10
the strength of the	10
the siege of rome	10
that they could not	10
the palace of blachernae	10
he did not know	10
was on the point	10
that he was in	10
in the rear of	10
the daughter of the	10
and geoffry the marshal	10
rode day by day	10
in this way the	10
in the eyes of	10
in the palace of	10
on the one hand	10
with his right hand	10
day till they came	10
the city of rome	10
such was the course	10
on the day of	10
in a state of	10
it happened that the	10
of the city of	10
of the men of	10
son of the emperor	10
in order to be	10
their wives and children	10
the remainder of the	10
peace with the romans	10
by no means to	9
not one of the	9
came to the camp	9
at that time a	9
the tent of the	9
and when they were	9
sent by the emperor	9
that he should be	9
army of the enemy	9
and looked at the	9
the persians who were	9
out of the window	9
rushed off in flight	9
for no good reason	9
the field against the	9
was held by the	9
to put an end	9
the beginning of this	9
he was not able	9
went up to the	9
the help of the	9
in a place called	9
and came to the	9
as i have told	9
and miles the brabant	9
chief cause of the	9
master of the house	9
on the flaminian way	9
the necessities of life	9
what had taken place	9
the back of his	9
but i do not	9
of the romans and	9
just at the right	9
in command of the	9
in the form of	9
without the knowledge of	9
and those in the	9
the knowledge of the	9
are accustomed to call	9
the bank of the	9
of the young king	9
the guarding of the	9
came about that the	9
but in order that	9
in order to keep	9
members of the senate	9
with each other in	9
under the protection of	9
in a tone of	9
it was not possible	9
the vandals and the	9
that the man was	9
the way to the	9
by the emperor to	9
the king of hungary	9
to a great height	9
when they heard that	9
cried the old man	9
the news of the	9
on the third day	9
that he had been	9
he himself with the	9
the court of the	9
for a great distance	9
a thing which had	9
of the emperor of	9
his hand upon the	9
to ward off the	9
to the present time	9
the nature of the	9
on their way to	9
priest of the city	9
of the western empire	9
and while he was	9
for he did not	9
made up his mind	9
the master of the	9
on the side of	9
play the part of	9
the chief of the	9
of justinian and theodora	9
of the land of	9
for this reason the	9
year of the reign	9
on the way to	9
with as many men	9
and most of all	9
at the moment of	9
he had not been	9
the goths in the	9
daughter of the amelungs	9
land of the persians	9
out of the house	9
the attack of the	9
it would not be	9
the laws of the	9
the city of ravenna	9
that the emperor had	9
the emperor and the	9
one of those who	9
with all speed to	9
and ordered them to	9
and on the following	9
reign of the emperor	9
let us see if	9
the emperor justinian was	9
the greatest part of	9
close to the fortifications	9
that it seemed as	9
the sword of the	9
the heart of the	9
at once to the	9
to carry out his	9
the bishop of rome	9
one of the enemy	9
to the top of	9
of the romans in	9
that they might not	9
the fortifications of rome	9
king of the persians	9
i will tell you	9
in the open field	9
as has been told	9
and when he was	9
at the court of	9
for it was the	9
all parts of the	9
in the preceding narrative	9
the sound of the	9
for this reason it	8
but some say that	8
that he could not	8
by reason of their	8
to a great distance	8
and took possession of	8
as long as the	8
of the city which	8
in the centre of	8
and on the other	8
in the latin tongue	8
subject and tributary to	8
the front of the	8
would not have been	8
was at a loss	8
the nephew of the	8
and they began to	8
the comans and wallachians	8
it would be a	8
the day of the	8
then might you have	8
and there was a	8
at the sound of	8
at the extremity of	8
as i have stated	8
it was not a	8
all those who were	8
occurred to him that	8
would not be able	8
to come to the	8
the walls of rome	8
at the hand of	8
and since they were	8
of the house of	8
they say that the	8
no one of the	8
at the back of	8
and a great part	8
and when they came	8
would be impossible to	8
the fact that the	8
with all speed and	8
the siege of adrianople	8
to the right and	8
to the place where	8
on the edge of	8
the portion of the	8
and it seemed to	8
and the other barons	8
will be of advantage	8
the race of the	8
seemed to him that	8
had been sent to	8
to capture the city	8
one of the men	8
in the house of	8
the country of the	8
until he himself should	8
is not at all	8
encamped before the city	8
it is not at	8
into the middle of	8
of the emperor isaac	8
what do you want	8
be of advantage to	8
saw that he was	8
who had not yet	8
those who had been	8
on the left wing	8
had taken place in	8
as well as he	8
to the plain of	8
the whole roman army	8
if so be that	8
as each one could	8
he was on the	8
on account of his	8
but in the end	8
in the same place	8
the face of the	8
who were with him	8
did not come to	8
to storm the wall	8
of the feast of	8
and many of the	8
sent as envoy to	8
the property of the	8
at the first onset	8
invaded the land of	8
when they came near	8
the fortifications of the	8
against the wall and	8
carry on the war	8
and that they would	8
a loss what to	8
was heard in the	8
so happened that the	8
greater part of his	8
of the army of	8
at the top of	8
the fall of the	8
on the one side	8
with all the rest	8
the men who were	8
upon the steps of	8
how do you know	8
the protection of the	8
with a few men	8
when he saw the	8
no one of you	8
it did not seem	8
which the romans call	8
it was fated that	8
when he reached the	8
take the city by	8
and they did not	8
as soon as she	8
the loss of the	8
one hundred and twenty	8
the emperor of constantinople	8
the household of belisarius	8
at a loss what	8
loss what to do	8
the doors of the	8
on the fourth day	8
to the people of	8
back to the camp	8
the head of a	8
on the road to	8
he sent word to	8
to the inhabitants of	8
as many people as	8
the man who had	8
the most solemn oaths	8
barons of the host	8
were quite unable to	8
at this moment the	8
at no distant time	8
large sum of money	8
terrified at the danger	8
shall return to the	8
at the mouth of	8
and the city of	8
many men as he	8
the goths and the	8
as soon as possible	8
for they did not	8
for the third time	8
it seemed to her	8
three hundred and fifty	8
the greeks and the	8
for he was a	8
the bottom of the	8
but in the meantime	8
looked up at the	8
when the emperor justinian	8
and on the morrow	8
was not at all	8
and that he was	8
and they say that	8
a letter to the	8
those of the city	8
which he himself had	8
been decided upon by	8
the help of god	8
army to invade persia	8
who was one of	8
the rest of his	8
the report of the	8
a man who had	8
up to my time	8
invade the land of	8
but as it was	8
the pillars of heracles	8
as soon as belisarius	8
the barons of the	8
to do the same	8
result of this the	8
soon as he had	8
with his own hand	8
an army to invade	8
should be able to	8
one hundred and fifty	8
in the time of	8
by land and by	7
that he was not	7
the order of the	7
was quite unwilling to	7
but one of the	7
of our lord st	7
romans and the persians	7
not in order to	7
of not less than	7
battle on the euphrates	7
the left wing at	7
at the city of	7
in charge of the	7
that there was no	7
upon learning that the	7
they came to a	7
the romans in the	7
by the roman army	7
for the arrival of	7
the treasures of the	7
and he laid his	7
in the neighbourhood of	7
the whole matter to	7
and one might add	7
a few days after	7
to invade the land	7
he was quite unwilling	7
by the god of	7
the battle on the	7
so much as a	7
of the city to	7
but he would not	7
the feast of st	7
as he could collect	7
was to be expected	7
the son of cabades	7
the sight of the	7
a great reputation for	7
the cause of this	7
the names of the	7
it happened that he	7
a roll of papyrus	7
the emperor justinian had	7
i shall return to	7
i am a roman	7
the place of the	7
the field of battle	7
in the previous narrative	7
display of valorous deeds	7
that they had been	7
the moors in byzacium	7
the army of belisarius	7
they were able to	7
he was accustomed to	7
let no one of	7
such were the words	7
an assault upon the	7
they said that they	7
side of the city	7
left wing at the	7
he would have been	7
the notables of the	7
as a hostage to	7
which is called the	7
the shadow of the	7
the character of the	7
caused it to be	7
even up to my	7
and the most of	7
he was able to	7
into the harbour of	7
of the household of	7
a people of central	7
they were not able	7
on the run to	7
bears the name of	7
great sum of money	7
out of the city	7
name of the emperor	7
the time when the	7
and when the emperor	7
she said to herself	7
in accordance with the	7
to be the first	7
in the best possible	7
one of the two	7
the favour of the	7
that he had come	7
the wealth of the	7
of capturing the city	7
said that he had	7
held by the enemy	7
went out to meet	7
the hands of belisarius	7
to him that he	7
for the following reason	7
the folds of her	7
sprang from his seat	7
and the emperor baldwin	7
was one of those	7
part of the land	7
of the rest of	7
of the fact that	7
very close to the	7
since the time when	7
and she did not	7
that the emperor would	7
to make an attempt	7
the soldiers who were	7
of the enemy in	7
with some few men	7
they were in a	7
did not know what	7
by day till they	7
with all his host	7
the progress of the	7
such was the message	7
but i shall return	7
and that he had	7
of the romans who	7
a sign from the	7
for it happened that	7
as a sign that	7
on the present occasion	7
the small pincian gate	7
i do not believe	7
about the time of	7
of the persian king	7
make an end of	7
a sum of money	7
army against the enemy	7
to get rid of	7
that he was the	7
who were keeping guard	7
they did not even	7
from the hand of	7
the days of the	7
the crossing of the	7
but since they were	7
the enemy in the	7
a city on the	7
at the feet of	7
if we do not	7
by the help of	7
saw that it was	7
the service of the	7
to take possession of	7
but on the following	7
but at the same	7
he gave orders to	7
the next moment he	7
in his left hand	7
they thought that the	7
said in a low	7
to her as if	7
the arrows of the	7
all the rest of	7
to be found in	7
land and by sea	7
stades distant from the	7
doge of venice and	7
the meaning of the	7
the point of his	7
the emperor baldwin was	7
of the army in	7
every part of the	7
of the doge of	7
was no longer able	7
was very strong and	7
of the necessities of	7
the wife of belisarius	7
to set up a	7
the general of the	7
a large sum of	7
to the emperor of	7
had not as yet	7
he was in the	7
from time to time	7
that it was impossible	7
was the end of	7
of valorous deeds against	7
sends an army against	7
that he had not	7
and on the day	7
men as he could	7
i am unable to	7
and looked at her	7
beat a hasty retreat	7
as long as he	7
i have never seen	7
the priest of the	7
a great sum of	7
the soldiers of the	7
in the reign of	7
he was followed by	7
of the army and	7
the city on the	7
in this way they	7
the gates of rome	7
it was settled that	7
his hand upon his	7
which lies on the	7
with an expression of	7
that it might be	7
on the morrow they	7
by means of the	7
quickly as possible to	7
almost at the same	7
the same time the	7
they began to be	7
they say that he	7
i know that you	7
came to a city	7
hands of the romans	7
the guards of belisarius	7
and for some time	7
but before he could	7
by me in the	7
at the entrance of	7
him out of the	7
for the second time	7
that as soon as	7
should give the signal	7
but as for me	7
it is better to	7
the country round about	7
now there was a	7
one of the barbarians	7
was a native of	7
in this way he	7
not in the least	7
made a display of	7
duke guntharis and earl	7
and they said that	7
the mutineers of stotzas	7
and a little later	7
to the camp of	7
leaders of the army	7
the territory of the	7
they came near the	7
which they had been	7
and i do not	7
of john the cappadocian	7
with these words he	7
with regard to the	7
they were eager to	7
was just about to	7
the reign of justinian	7
in spite of all	7
and it happened that	7
that it is not	7
it was necessary to	7
forty stades distant from	7
the result of the	7
the message of the	7
if i do not	7
the sake of the	7
in the highest degree	7
fortifications of the city	7
all at once a	6
of the soldiers who	6
the extremity of the	6
at that time it	6
greeks of the land	6
the shore of the	6
he took with him	6
in the camp of	6
he did not think	6
but most of all	6
to the church of	6
with the purpose of	6
if it must be	6
of roumania and champagne	6
it is impossible for	6
the franks and the	6
to their own land	6
which he had been	6
i will now relate	6
to the castle of	6
favour of the emperor	6
and the citizens of	6
had been obliged to	6
of the goths had	6
in the following narrative	6
seemed to her as	6
with great sums of	6
and he said that	6
cethegus looked at him	6
do you know that	6
came to the city	6
then did the emperor	6
such a multitude of	6
that she could not	6
the war with the	6
that they would not	6
each one of them	6
to those of the	6
what i have said	6
sword in his right	6
war with the goths	6
that not one of	6
the ruin of the	6
but the old man	6
marshal of roumania and	6
to the north of	6
make trial of the	6
in the roman empire	6
the cities of the	6
was to be found	6
one side and the	6
a very great number	6
or for any other	6
king of the visigoths	6
the feast of our	6
it came to pass	6
bear it no longer	6
peter of bracieux and	6
to him that the	6
to the effect that	6
not one of them	6
to the edge of	6
occupied by the goths	6
and count louis of	6
soon as they should	6
in the african expedition	6
steps of the throne	6
and all the people	6
inhabitants of the place	6
the folds of his	6
as if she had	6
all that had happened	6
that the marquis had	6
as if they had	6
from day to day	6
of a man who	6
of the emperor alexius	6
general of all libya	6
alliance with the romans	6
but since it was	6
in which they were	6
of an army to	6
the pursuit of the	6
and when it was	6
an end to the	6
the most dread oaths	6
that there would be	6
should come to him	6
thousand pounds of silver	6
the capture of naples	6
year of his reign	6
do not believe in	6
of a long time	6
he said that he	6
so much time had	6
the envoys of the	6
a large force of	6
which they call the	6
a hundred and fifty	6
the force of the	6
the death of the	6
at the sight of	6
and the whole of	6
of the east and	6
he devised the following	6
who were on the	6
with his left hand	6
of the approach of	6
it so happens that	6
to play the part	6
with all their might	6
which led to the	6
was interrupted by the	6
as the city of	6
the court of byzantium	6
the city by force	6
on the right wing	6
at the opening of	6
fallen into the hands	6
to those who were	6
that the army of	6
a cup of wine	6
it was for this	6
of the goths was	6
those who had not	6
at the point of	6
the following day they	6
had not yet come	6
for they were not	6
were at a loss	6
of their own accord	6
the outcome of the	6
was quite sure that	6
that no one should	6
toes and five toes	6
with him in the	6
turned the corner of	6
she said to the	6
the hearts of the	6
did not believe that	6
the cause of his	6
of count baldwin of	6
byzantium at the summons	6
with all his might	6
greatest part of the	6
as they had been	6
said that they had	6
he did not wish	6
his sword in his	6
and geoffry of villehardouin	6
as will be told	6
had been able to	6
it was too late	6
was silent for a	6
as far as possible	6
and there was no	6
it will not be	6
of the men who	6
walked up and down	6
but he was not	6
those of the other	6
and a number of	6
head of the conspiracy	6
the romans did not	6
ruler of the goths	6
officer in the roman	6
the interests of the	6
but at that time	6
they had been sent	6
to make trial of	6
himself with all the	6
parts of the empire	6
which is now called	6
sent them to the	6
the body of the	6
said cethegus to himself	6
of no mean station	6
with an air of	6
to lead the army	6
i did not understand	6
the decision of the	6
all the inhabitants of	6
the murder of the	6
spur of the moment	6
i will go with	6
he went up to	6
made an attack upon	6
of the army to	6
to break up the	6
with their whole army	6
the emperor baldwin and	6
the nature of things	6
in advance of the	6
within a little of	6
he was no longer	6
had brought with him	6
the part of brave	6
returned to the city	6
in consequence of the	6
to guard the land	6
the attacks of the	6
bracieux and payen of	6
a man of note	6
in regard to the	6
and said he would	6
to byzantium at the	6
went back to the	6
the fortunes of the	6
the court of ravenna	6
at the summons of	6
one of two things	6
days for an unencumbered	6
by the people of	6
by the entrance of	6
and the roman army	6
to the court of	6
as he had been	6
i do not understand	6
middle of the city	6
i know well that	6
that they were not	6
impossible for him to	6
to those who had	6
he did not understand	6
it was possible for	6
and some of them	6
and all the others	6
held the office of	6
the harbour of rome	6
commander of troops in	6
he himself should give	6
it was not to	6
on the spur of	6
in a loud voice	6
was for this reason	6
the greeks of the	6
it is necessary to	6
so that i may	6
was the first time	6
and all the romans	6
was at that time	6
and one of them	6
the chief priest of	6
the whole army and	6
hundred and fifty stades	6
that they might be	6
if he had been	6
they were obliged to	6
the city from the	6
got out of the	6
wrote a letter to	6
the summons of the	6
what had been done	6
now as long as	6
between the emperor and	6
in their own tongue	6
it was no longer	6
for he had not	6
and when this was	6
the influence of the	6
the land of count	6
himself should give the	6
on in the night	6
subject to the persians	6
those in the city	6
of the gothic king	6
his tents and pavilions	6
that she had been	6
who seemed to be	6
not by any means	6
which had taken place	6
with a sort of	6
given as a hostage	6
part of brave men	6
said that it was	6
out of the room	6
the crown of the	6
the island of thule	6
he did not dare	6
by the light of	6
would have been lost	6
the palace of the	6
i was obliged to	6
the outskirts of the	6
in front of him	6
the city of amida	6
the morning of the	6
came within a little	6
the whole army to	6
the opening of spring	6
quarters of the city	6
who had gone to	6
as if it had	6
the defence of the	6
rushed out of the	6
when he saw that	6
both by land and	6
mouth of the pass	6
had no means of	6
the waters of the	6
one might add that	6
count hugh of st	6
people as he could	6
and in this manner	6
which was very strong	6
gelimer and the vandals	6
he came to adrianople	6
that the romans would	6
and out of the	6
as he had done	6
it was clear that	6
side and the other	6
at the door of	6
he was at a	6
to make an end	6
of the troops in	6
a struggle for rome	6
the fleet of the	6
that the emperor was	6
sent to the emperor	6
to the throne of	6
and since he had	6
that he might have	6
of the other part	6
the head of his	6
emperor of the romani	6
with a look of	6
for it seemed to	6
the capture of the	6
on the right bank	6
at the death of	6
in the habit of	6
in the meantime the	6
ladders against the wall	6
from that time on	6
which bears the name	6
to the gates of	6
the hand of his	6
and she knew that	6
in such sort that	6
of the death of	6
what he had done	6
the third part of	6
the northern gate of	6
the emperor justinian and	6
he did not come	6
that it was to	6
the temple of venus	6
if you do not	6
that he had no	6
beginning of this war	6
that the city would	6
as if they were	6
had come to pass	6
summons of the emperor	6
on the eve of	6
on the evening of	6
the men on the	6
was the cause of	6
rose from his seat	6
the bodies of the	6
that the enemy had	6
to their own camp	6
to cross the river	6
wood of the cross	6
and the men of	6
she did not know	6
was the son of	6
a great quantity of	6
at the commencement of	6
after the fall of	6
for she did not	6
man who had been	6
many people as he	6
to the romans and	6
the time when i	6
the end of a	6
that the emperor justinian	6
he came to a	6
of bracieux and payen	6
sent some of his	6
king of the franks	6
and he would have	6
the spur of the	6
the romans who were	6
and by no means	6
to pass the night	6
which i have just	6
it is possible for	6
on the left bank	6
as if in a	6
army of the goths	6
that those who were	6
as well as a	6
of the emperor and	6
far as the city	6
to the present day	6
in the manner which	6
the rule of the	6
it was the first	6
for it was a	6
the soldiers who had	5
and among them the	5
say that it was	5
it seemed to them	5
came to a place	5
in the camp and	5
be able to take	5
she opened her eyes	5
for it is a	5
if you will not	5
between them and the	5
in the prison of	5
the place where he	5
to the honour of	5
to him in the	5
with all the others	5
but she would not	5
now let us leave	5
when he heard that	5
the romans who had	5
on the day after	5
on the following night	5
and shook his head	5
with the greater part	5
and left the room	5
and the land of	5
in order that you	5
the city of petra	5
the mastery over the	5
that you are in	5
departed from the world	5
had no time to	5
the commencement of the	5
now it so happened	5
journey for an unencumbered	5
with much shouting and	5
said that he was	5
the needs of the	5
sent thither with an	5
him to the emperor	5
her hand upon her	5
the notice of the	5
for he had been	5
shall pay me for	5
opened negotiations with the	5
the ranks of the	5
the midst of his	5
get out of the	5
no one dared to	5
the keys of the	5
it was agreed that	5
those who had come	5
manner in which they	5
but they did not	5
to come to him	5
he heard that the	5
said that he would	5
and so it was	5
hard pressed by the	5
tent of the commander	5
were by no means	5
said he would do	5
came to the emperor	5
out of his own	5
to him by the	5
made an end and	5
the floor of the	5
it is impossible to	5
now at that time	5
land of count louis	5
and marched against them	5
and put to death	5
the roman army was	5
themselves brave men in	5
against the enemy with	5
what they were doing	5
had come into the	5
for thus the romans	5
and the fortress of	5
incarnation of jesus christ	5
of the goths is	5
that they had come	5
had been taken by	5
his wife and his	5
for they had no	5
take possession of the	5
if it were a	5
and he began to	5
of the golden horn	5
in favour of the	5
the romans from the	5
the curtain of the	5
fled for refuge to	5
land on the other	5
rode to the city	5
of the inhabitants of	5
that portion of the	5
well as he could	5
that they should be	5
late in the day	5
and was about to	5
came to the knowledge	5
will be able to	5
what is the matter	5
stepped out of the	5
and turned them to	5
year of the incarnation	5
will go with you	5
through the lines of	5
it so fell out	5
would come to him	5
the enemy on the	5
what they had done	5
of the man who	5
the water of the	5
in the temple of	5
but there was no	5
to the emperor justinus	5
the house of the	5
you have seen the	5
it was one of	5
of that part of	5
by the emperor justinian	5
the best of them	5
was no longer a	5
and that they were	5
of the goths to	5
more than any other	5
men in the world	5
at that time also	5
the dangers of war	5
since the days of	5
and it would be	5
one of these two	5
as one sails into	5
at such a moment	5
in the shape of	5
were to be seen	5
that it would not	5
it might have been	5
she could not help	5
the incarnation of jesus	5
and when he reached	5
to the army of	5
the only thing that	5
that i did not	5
and he gave the	5
demanded that he should	5
on the left side	5
got inside the fortifications	5
then he turned to	5
in all good faith	5
in a good humour	5
who had been left	5
and while they were	5
whom i have mentioned	5
in the folds of	5
that the enemy would	5
to the citizens of	5
of which i have	5
the walls and the	5
the sign of the	5
before the walls of	5
between the franks and	5
but at a later	5
of the people of	5
she was a slave	5
the wings of the	5
so that it was	5
gave it to the	5
that you do not	5
made his preparations for	5
by him in the	5
and the count of	5
up his mind to	5
the goths had been	5
as long as it	5
the left bank of	5
to be brought to	5
did not mean to	5
all those who had	5
to the assistance of	5
and were about to	5
had been removed from	5
to the palace and	5
were no longer able	5
to the previous narrative	5
the bosom of his	5
a native of palestine	5
the success of the	5
that she did not	5
was to be seen	5
and apart from this	5
in the light of	5
four toes and five	5
in order that she	5
an invasion into the	5
to the back of	5
the battle of anglon	5
it fell to the	5
out of the palace	5
the count of st	5
on the fifth day	5
it is not the	5
when the emperor alexius	5
the romans at that	5
emperor baldwin of constantinople	5
tens of thousands of	5
to the palace of	5
sent thither by belisarius	5
some of the soldiers	5
if he had not	5
and all of them	5
and it was the	5
he would not be	5
each one of you	5
the nations of the	5
of the order of	5
the threshold of the	5
the whole army of	5
great part of his	5
as far as i	5
took place in the	5
to the knowledge of	5
disposed to the emperor	5
could not help smiling	5
alliance with the vandals	5
as long as i	5
she looked at the	5
the blood of the	5
camp of the enemy	5
to him from the	5
and with a great	5
when it came to	5
in a tone that	5
the first time he	5
city on the sea	5
it was the last	5
he left the room	5
during the whole of	5
before the gates of	5
where they had been	5
and a great number	5
book does not here	5
galloped out of the	5
who had been stationed	5
the army and the	5
of the roman soldiers	5
with him to the	5
he cried to the	5
with a cry of	5
i am sorry for	5
and he commanded the	5
that it was better	5
battle with the enemy	5
the laws and the	5
of what had happened	5
but it is the	5
he had with him	5
was the message of	5
it is one of	5
and rode day by	5
of the setting sun	5
number of those who	5
that there is no	5
a people of southern	5
as the price of	5
man of the greatest	5
robbed me of my	5
and he also sent	5
she felt that she	5
the noblest of the	5
a fleet of ships	5
he did not see	5
of the vandals to	5
to say that the	5
to him in a	5
valorous deeds against the	5
in decorated cloth covers	5
buried her face in	5
with those who were	5
for the furtherance of	5
the hilt of his	5
and enquired of the	5
which they are accustomed	5
capable of bearing arms	5
the man with the	5
out of the fight	5
fell into the hands	5
it is for this	5
as quickly as he	5
the thought that he	5
is for this reason	5
it is impossible that	5
of the senate and	5
by the goths and	5
it is the only	5
this part of the	5
the progress of events	5
the temple of janus	5
at the place where	5
would not part with	5
the same time they	5
up to the palace	5
of the old man	5
so far as to	5
as a matter of	5
left bank of the	5
the movements of the	5
in the service of	5
by four toes and	5
make peace with the	5
the number of the	5
in the place of	5
by this time the	5
that he should not	5
all the romans and	5
now there is a	5
all of a sudden	5
you have not yet	5
he rose from his	5
from the house of	5
to the romans in	5
and commanded him to	5
happened that he had	5
had the courage to	5
and he himself with	5
to the guarding of	5
becomes king of the	5
by day till he	5
by means of his	5
the quarters of the	5
that they would be	5
to make war upon	5
in keeping with the	5
i am a man	5
the story of the	5
as he reached the	5
one of the body	5
who belonged to the	5
that i do not	5
the king of france	5
the romans at the	5
by the hand of	5
left of the river	5
he knew well that	5
parts of the city	5
part of the wall	5
he had not the	5
and he was followed	5
the empress his wife	5
of the royal blood	5
so fell out that	5
did not think that	5
had taken the cross	5
you have just heard	5
two hundred and eighty	5
that you may be	5
the emperor baldwin of	5
and when the marquis	5
and the army of	5
the bed of the	5
rose to his feet	5
the wood of the	5
will be told in	5
turned to the door	5
her face in her	5
through the gate which	5
on either side of	5
i do not think	5
the number of those	5
but he could not	5
one of the gates	5
i shall now proceed	5
the space between the	5
had been raised to	5
the standard of st	5
made a sign to	5
returned to the camp	5
and if he was	5
of the host were	5
do the same thing	5
very great number of	5
the inhabitants of edessa	5
the top of his	5
but there was a	5
to enter into a	5
pay me for this	5
to go against the	5
at about the time	5
in case of need	5
had taken refuge in	5
the husband and wife	5
numbers of the enemy	5
message of the letter	5
together with those who	5
when they had come	5
it was not fated	5
the shores of the	5
since it was not	5
in the face of	5
as envoy to the	5
of those who wished	5
the tower of galata	5
in the days of	5
by the inhabitants of	5
would not let him	5
under the hand of	5
to the ears of	5
a member of the	5
on the right side	5
the remainder of his	5
between the greeks and	5
inhabitants of the city	5
the two little maids	5
who were engaged in	5
it was possible to	5
in so far as	5
he issued orders to	5
it seemed to the	5
of the romans would	5
he hurled his spear	5
said cethegus with a	5
but as time went	5
at the side of	5
just in front of	5
who had come with	5
of the murder of	5
cause of the romans	5
money from the citizens	5
the summit of the	5
it must be so	5
of the arian faith	5
of the gothic army	5
he looked at the	5
up arms against the	5
it was true that	5
the year of the	5
to the office of	5
the reign of this	5
said that they would	5
beautiful to look upon	5
not seem to be	5
he sent to the	5
of the incarnation of	5
on the field of	5
nephew of the emperor	5
from the boundaries of	5
who knows how long	5
he had at first	5
do you think that	5
to the south of	5
had a great reputation	5
of the persian army	5
of the vandals in	5
at the other side	5
and he was a	5
a tale of the	5
a number of the	5
of gold and silver	5
of the african expedition	5
thither with an army	5
must know that this	5
stades distant from carthage	5
fifty stades distant from	5
an alliance with the	5
which is beyond the	5
a great deal of	5
the goths in italy	5
mastery over the enemy	5
so that he might	5
a quarter of an	5
they had come to	5
and the romans in	5
make an expedition against	5
attacked by the goths	5
third part of the	5
some of his followers	5
as it is called	5
had escaped from the	5
the death of a	5
as well as i	5
with all his power	5
the following day the	5
to attend to the	5
for the love of	5
hilt of his sword	5
turned them to flight	5
she would not have	5
to the harbour of	5
that many of the	5
by no means willing	5
those who do not	5
for this reason i	5
in what manner the	5
the only one who	5
there is no danger	5
by those who had	5
both goths and italians	5
course of events in	5
one of the greatest	5
looked at him with	5
a portion of his	5
rased to the ground	5
to do so by	5
to the house of	5
henry the regent of	5
all the romans were	5
in the red house	5
he threw himself on	5
come with me to	5
be told in the	5
him to the ground	5
in the year of	5
he said to his	5
forward till he came	5
the assistance of the	5
she could no longer	5
where in the world	5
the appearance of the	5
on the basis of	5
the city in the	5
a few minutes later	5
and when he saw	5
at the cost of	5
as soon as i	5
on the ionian gulf	5
held by the goths	5
the emperor justinian heard	5
and he did this	5
commander at the battle	5
on condition that the	5
the east and west	5
were on their way	5
they made camp and	5
of the land and	5
do not think that	5
the evening of the	5
with the roman army	5
portion of the army	5
was a certain man	5
arms against the romans	5
the count of flanders	5
the city by the	5
roman commander of cavalry	5
on the succeeding day	5
as he did not	5
subjects of the emperor	5
of the men in	5
he returned to his	5
all that had passed	5
to get out of	5
some few of the	5
of what was going	5
to be the most	5
to the foot of	5
report to the emperor	5
in the shadow of	5
the same time a	5
by the fact that	5
as well as of	5
as much money as	5
a short time before	5
and spoke to the	5
he spoke as follows	5
fled in complete disorder	5
of the empire of	5
his hand to his	5
day of the feast	5
of the goths in	5
which had not been	5
wars of the goths	5
a cry of astonishment	5
inferior to none of	5
in the usual manner	5
as well as they	5
to the prefect of	5
the settlement of the	5
in order to guard	5
the fortune of the	5
to byzantium by belisarius	5
with his whole force	5
to some of the	5
and those who held	5
when they saw the	5
host of the french	5
which the romans had	5
and tributary to themselves	5
nation of the goths	5
is a journey of	5
for the destruction of	5
and at first the	5
and it is not	5
he did not even	5
under the pretext of	5
was quite unable to	5
when he had come	5
and begged him to	5
quickly as he could	5
of the garrison of	5
i will give you	5
quarter of an hour	5
by a troop of	5
sides of the river	5
such was the end	5
hundred and fifty thousand	5
for a few moments	5
successor to the throne	5
that it was a	5
out of the pass	5
the very same thing	5
on the morning of	5
that he should have	5
the man she loved	5
a man who has	5
still more than before	5
and peter of bracieux	5
took place on the	5
took the field against	5
army and spoke as	5
so that they might	5
had been agreed upon	5
of the great theodoric	5
set up a tyranny	5
at the salarian gate	5
return to the previous	5
the advice of the	5
than that of the	5
proved to be the	5
during the last few	5
had been in the	5
which will be of	5
did the emperor henry	5
of the romans to	5
at the harbour of	5
he had never seen	5
when the appointed day	5
the possessions of others	5
the barbarians who were	5
a display of valorous	5
what he should do	5
those who wished to	5
but when he came	5
that some of the	5
middle of the hall	5
the kings of the	5
reached the city of	5
and that he would	5
with the exception of	5
he had not seen	5
at the thought that	5
to return to his	5
him that he would	5
his whole army against	5
engage with the enemy	5
know that he had	5
to submit to the	5
the landing of belisarius	5
for when men have	5
and the romans were	5
soon as he was	5
no one at all	5
man of no mean	5
who was a man	5
it was not by	5
those who have been	5
any one of them	5
an officer in the	5
according to one account	5
well on in the	5
reported the whole matter	5
came out against them	5
at that time he	5
the state of affairs	5
in the matter of	5
he rode up to	5
from the roman army	5
which was covered with	5
to you that there	5
by reason of his	5
a man of no	5
to take advantage of	5
that he wished to	5
under the name of	5
and the manner in	5
the office of general	5
and the emperor justinian	5
as much as he	5
order that they may	5
the city and the	5
the fact that he	5
people of central europe	5
through the open door	5
the folds of the	5
he was quite sure	5
what in the world	5
invasion into the land	5
at a considerable distance	5
the man who was	5
the citizens of edessa	5
to the cause of	5
money in the house	5
and he left the	5
of note among the	5
and to all the	5
between the romans and	5
does not seem to	5
to make use of	5
that which will be	5
at the same instant	5
and when they heard	5
shall now proceed to	5
you have seen many	5
to the old man	5
to enter the city	5
had been brought to	5
he had come to	5
he found himself in	5
and by this means	5
there is not a	5
they will not be	5
the book does not	5
in the persian army	5
as was to be	5
those who were of	4
were the fortunes of	4
the thought occurred to	4
and renaud of montmirail	4
of the roman populace	4
a curse upon the	4
it was reported to	4
longer able to restrain	4
the right moment to	4
hundred and fifty men	4
the same manner as	4
rising to a great	4
it should so happen	4
the friends of the	4
destroyed and rased to	4
the loss of his	4
to make an expedition	4
an attack upon a	4
it is well that	4
a few thousand men	4
and the battle was	4
was not fated that	4
the whole human race	4
decided upon by the	4
expedition against the romans	4
the roman army came	4
she had been a	4
if she had been	4
attack upon a roman	4
as long as a	4
a friend of the	4
but i could not	4
with the object of	4
the time of which	4
got in the rear	4
and by five toes	4
and has he not	4
the goths by belisarius	4
therefore called together all	4
the yoke of the	4
must have been a	4
made his way to	4
then there will be	4
threw himself on the	4
and many other good	4
i have just mentioned	4
there was not a	4
she thought of the	4
just as he was	4
to take up the	4
the fortifications of carthage	4
enquired of him whether	4
you know that the	4
the day after to	4
thus did the host	4
if it should so	4
the sound of a	4
retreat to the south	4
a small number of	4
at his left hand	4
some few of them	4
the entrance to the	4
a blow at the	4
would have done so	4
with whom he was	4
he called together the	4
it never occurred to	4
the cleverest of all	4
came to him from	4
audience of the emperor	4
the use of arms	4
a crowd of people	4
the basilica of st	4
he might be able	4
with their wives and	4
that this was the	4
a brave man in	4
his horse to the	4
the forces of john	4
of any of the	4
could not bear to	4
not many days later	4
and it is better	4
and a man of	4
who had come from	4
the weight of the	4
and went back to	4
both he and the	4
business it was to	4
i will bring you	4
them into the city	4
the end it was	4
there was no one	4
a letter to justinian	4
either because they were	4
the army to the	4
the emperor alexius saw	4
to return to byzantium	4
at the battle on	4
to me as if	4
not seem to him	4
the greatest man of	4
that you will have	4
the last few days	4
at his own charges	4
many of the enemy	4
the inhabitants of sura	4
there will be a	4
cleverest of all men	4
sent by belisarius to	4
let us leave speaking	4
wife of the emperor	4
and if he should	4
and fell into the	4
on each side of	4
the army in the	4
the city to be	4
a man who is	4
the last king of	4
the struggle with the	4
and some of those	4
and the friends of	4
hands of the barbarians	4
and rushed off in	4
but i have not	4
the engines of war	4
that one of the	4
the abbot of vaux	4
of the people and	4
to the walls and	4
take advantage of the	4
a part of his	4
out of the world	4
to the lot of	4
defeated by the romans	4
a short time after	4
the best possible way	4
himself a brave man	4
to all parts of	4
was utterly unable to	4
the vandals who had	4
had been made by	4
a fixed sum of	4
no doubt about it	4
be told by me	4
not less than one	4
and caused them to	4
a little of capturing	4
it seemed best to	4
it was the same	4
for a few seconds	4
and matthew of wallincourt	4
the men of the	4
them in battle and	4
from of old in	4
should it so happen	4
in order that it	4
is worth more than	4
looked into his face	4
to be put to	4
did not withstand their	4
the land to the	4
they ran to arms	4
the way to rome	4
the sound of his	4
swift as an arrow	4
on the morrow the	4
not so much as	4
at the bottom of	4
to a state of	4
himself upon his couch	4
for the guarding of	4
on account of their	4
the cry of the	4
in the fact that	4
that i may not	4
died of the plague	4
to me that the	4
of the gothic kingdom	4
king philip of germany	4
in order to gain	4
invasion of roman territory	4
that the roman army	4
first of all the	4
pitched his tents and	4
as we have seen	4
and crossing the river	4
much as he could	4
some of the roman	4
to the point of	4
the tomb of hadrian	4
at a great disadvantage	4
seek alliance with the	4
to the public treasury	4
to the doge of	4
she caught sight of	4
for the city was	4
him that he was	4
of the affairs of	4
they arrived at the	4
sell me in the	4
and this was the	4
between the flaminian and	4
subjects of the romans	4
brought in to them	4
and on the right	4
set forth by me	4
the pass of jugum	4
it will be necessary	4
their gates to the	4
of women and children	4
journey distant from carthage	4
with a mighty army	4
in the heart of	4
from the romans and	4
of the fall of	4
when it was well	4
the battle of scalae	4
went up into the	4
to carry on the	4
far as the boundaries	4
roman commander of infantry	4
from the folds of	4
the curtain at the	4
in the manner described	4
but by some chance	4
that he would have	4
at the entrance to	4
was not in the	4
seem to have been	4
in the morning the	4
is said to be	4
it cannot be helped	4
end of the war	4
in spite of her	4
at a short distance	4
shew yourselves brave men	4
she had not been	4
and he was obliged	4
a manner worthy of	4
nothing of the sort	4
to death in the	4
who was very wise	4
the hand of man	4
in a manner worthy	4
in the best way	4
it was reported that	4
in order to capture	4
and rased to the	4
two or three times	4
the pope of rome	4
caused them to be	4
the love of god	4
it came to the	4
and when the greeks	4
was not possible to	4
of which they had	4
with all their strength	4
when he was in	4
together with the soldiers	4
the emperor baldwin had	4
the strength of their	4
soon as he should	4
will be sure to	4
if they should be	4
to speak to him	4
in the first moment	4
i will go to	4
that i am a	4
when he came before	4
at a loss as	4
he drew his sword	4
which was one of	4
escaped from the discomfiture	4
should go to the	4
as a general thing	4
at this time the	4
the romans had not	4
to array himself against	4
had for a long	4
do not know that	4
over to the emperor	4
the emperor heard this	4
to see her again	4
from the time when	4
not been able to	4
the strength of his	4
cethegus sprang from his	4
break up the host	4
was well on in	4
she had thought of	4
of caesarea history of	4
which ran round the	4
had been done by	4
lord of the host	4
for the rest of	4
and an able warrior	4
otho of la roche	4
for he feared lest	4
this was heard by	4
and said that they	4
the barons and the	4
did not rest until	4
fight a decisive battle	4
up to the king	4
he had heard the	4
at this moment a	4
not and would not	4
you have already heard	4
no heed to the	4
rest of the roman	4
on one side and	4
for she was exceedingly	4
he was of a	4
the sun had set	4
of the sons of	4
given the name of	4
people of theodore lascaris	4
the parapet of the	4
to be in the	4
anchor in the harbour	4
he could not do	4
of the pillars of	4
the lake of bolsena	4
to the roman army	4
rested upon her with	4
and she saw that	4
if god had not	4
razed to the ground	4
the end of life	4
they might not be	4
make war on the	4
large number of the	4
the voice of the	4
the tents of the	4