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quadgram	frequency
of the city of	80
the city of rome	73
the rest of the	71
at the same time	70
the land of the	69
as far as the	63
king theodoric to the	52
on the following day	48
at the battle of	42
in the midst of	41
as quickly as possible	41
in the name of	38
senate of the city	38
the hands of the	37
the senate of the	37
as a result of	36
the king of the	36
land of the romans	36
on account of the	36
to the senate of	35
for the first time	34
at the beginning of	34
and at the same	32
at the hands of	31
the greater part of	31
in order that they	31
from the city of	30
a result of this	30
rest of the army	30
on the other hand	29
king of the vandals	29
king of the goths	29
for a long time	28
and for this reason	28
the middle of the	28
the army of the	28
the beginning of the	28
in the roman army	28
to the emperor justinian	28
the master of the	28
into the land of	27
the side of the	27
praefect of the city	27
the race of the	27
and spoke as follows	27
of the praetorian praefect	26
of the emperor justinian	26
what was being done	26
with his whole army	26
for the sake of	26
the end of the	25
the power of the	25
it came about that	25
the walls of rome	24
with the rest of	24
the presence of the	23
by reason of the	23
as has been said	23
at the present time	23
into the hands of	23
after the death of	23
for the most part	23
was the course of	23
the interior of the	23
the name of the	23
the most of them	22
the plain of nero	22
it so happened that	22
as i have said	22
order that they might	22
in order that the	21
letters written by cassiodorus	21
the midst of the	21
king of the visigoths	21
as soon as he	21
at a later time	20
in order that he	20
of the roman empire	20
the cause of the	20
as soon as the	20
and as a result	20
the time of the	20
the history of the	20
master of the offices	20
not far from the	20
in the city of	19
the romans and the	19
the battle of daras	19
in the plain of	19
history of the wars	19
the dignity of the	19
it seemed to him	19
the mouth of the	19
under the leadership of	18
on the part of	18
the nature of the	18
at the time of	18
in the direction of	18
on the same subject	18
the inhabitants of the	18
to the office of	18
with the whole army	18
king theodoric to all	18
in the case of	18
order that he might	18
the words of the	17
the count of the	17
king athalaric to the	17
of lucania and bruttii	17
emperor of the east	17
that the enemy were	17
theodoric to the senate	17
the members of the	17
in the land of	17
the land of persia	17
emperor of the romans	17
the city of daras	17
and in this way	17
emperor of the west	17
the head of the	17
at the end of	16
on the other side	16
at that time the	16
he was about to	16
king theodoric to faustus	16
as soon as they	16
theodoric to all the	16
in the following manner	16
the face of the	16
for it is not	16
in the middle of	16
count of sacred largesses	16
by the side of	16
part of the army	16
a man of the	16
of the count of	16
is said to have	15
the ranks of the	15
no longer able to	15
to the land of	15
the base of the	15
at the head of	15
a part of the	15
there was a certain	15
the hand of the	15
the gates of the	15
the part of the	14
vir illustris and patrician	14
the service of the	14
the voice of the	14
king of the franks	14
on the one hand	14
the commanders of the	14
written by cassiodorus in	14
as well as the	14
of the goths and	14
the officers of the	14
the direction of the	14
the character of the	14
the emperor of the	14
the waters of the	14
the commencement of the	14
seems to have been	14
the battle of tricamarum	14
to the number of	14
a portion of the	14
for this reason he	14
not long after this	13
vir illustris and comes	13
and when he had	13
the people of the	13
the goths who were	13
a great number of	13
in the way of	13
the course of these	13
at the moment when	13
for an unencumbered traveller	13
in one of the	13
in the course of	13
the eyes of the	13
the manner in which	13
of the reign of	13
the place where the	13
took possession of the	13
with a great army	13
and as soon as	13
and one of the	13
not be able to	13
in the reign of	13
the reign of the	13
from the land of	13
subject to the romans	13
such and such a	13
king theodahad to the	13
the camp of the	13
in the presence of	13
the most of the	13
in the army of	13
for a few minutes	13
now it happened that	12
he came to the	12
the appearance of the	12
by one of the	12
to the city of	12
course of these events	12
but a short time	12
they are accustomed to	12
was a man of	12
into the presence of	12
the land of colchis	12
to go to the	12
as time went on	12
up to the present	12
the course of the	12
out of the way	12
and when he came	12
the nation of the	12
a man who was	12
king of the persians	12
reign of the emperor	12
the form of a	12
as we have said	12
and the rest of	12
general of the east	12
on either side of	12
great sums of money	12
he was eager to	12
the sight of the	12
a large number of	12
and those of the	12
when he came to	11
athalaric to the senate	11
the name of theodoric	11
the city of nisibis	11
had come to the	11
the remainder of the	11
the men who were	11
of the life of	11
of the persians and	11
which is on the	11
with some of the	11
in command of the	11
the office of the	11
that part of the	11
and when they had	11
the course of events	11
was by no means	11
the basilica of st	11
greater part of the	11
distant from the city	11
devised the following plan	11
of the vandals and	11
the bank of the	11
in time of peace	11
the door of the	11
part of the wall	11
of the romans and	11
the plain of boulla	11
of the death of	11
wing at the battle	11
this part of the	11
in a short time	11
of the ionian gulf	11
by cassiodorus in the	11
to be restored to	11
was not able to	11
the foot of the	11
of the enemy and	11
the walls of the	11
were not able to	11
the place of the	11
for a short time	11
but in order that	11
it seems to me	11
and at that time	11
of one of the	11
the whole of the	11
for this reason they	11
at the foot of	11
at the capture of	11
the fact that the	11
were quite unwilling to	11
hands of the enemy	10
the leaders of the	10
of the cursus publicus	10
the father and daughter	10
it will be seen	10
the leader of the	10
year of his reign	10
he saw that the	10
the ruler of the	10
not one of the	10
to the emperor and	10
the honour of the	10
might be able to	10
the necessities of life	10
of those who had	10
as has been stated	10
written in the name	10
they were unable to	10
the wall of the	10
the enemy in the	10
the banquet of famine	10
the praefect of the	10
count of the patrimony	10
on behalf of the	10
an expedition against the	10
are not to be	10
it happened that the	10
on the ground that	10
of a man who	10
cassiodorus in the name	10
to the present time	10
for no good reason	10
the top of the	10
on the point of	10
it was evident that	10
peace with the romans	10
all the rest of	10
formula of the count	10
at the time when	10
the fortifications of the	10
of the fact that	10
wall of the city	10
the same as the	10
in the late afternoon	10
the care of the	10
that he should be	10
it is to be	10
the number of the	10
one of the most	10
of the roman army	10
the prison of oblivion	10
near the city of	10
cancellarius of lucania and	10
to a great height	9
to all the goths	9
in the rear of	9
the goths and romans	9
and as for the	9
to ward off the	9
which they had been	9
the attack of the	9
the people of rome	9
close to the fortifications	9
in the same way	9
is not at all	9
as they had been	9
there can be no	9
the same time he	9
the women and children	9
without the knowledge of	9
the corpse of the	9
the rear of the	9
the vandals and the	9
to the inhabitants of	9
in the latin tongue	9
master of the horse	9
the pleasures of the	9
one of the enemy	9
with all speed to	9
but in the meantime	9
the greatest part of	9
for this indiction the	9
and they say that	9
in the preceding narrative	9
greater part of his	9
priest of the city	9
for this reason the	9
at the extremity of	9
year of the reign	9
the war against the	9
in the days of	9
for a great distance	9
in the time of	9
the siege of rome	9
the rule of the	9
the beginning of this	9
the left of the	9
a man who had	9
as has been told	9
the command of the	9
the affairs of the	9
he himself with the	9
king of the burgundians	9
rushed off in flight	9
the meaning of the	9
on their way to	9
and some of the	9
of count of the	9
the story of the	9
the entrance of the	9
the goths and the	9
such was the course	9
that it was the	9
of bruttii and lucania	9
the field against the	9
the laws of the	9
at the commencement of	9
came about that the	9
of the young goth	9
the servants of the	9
are said to be	9
are said to have	9
since the time when	9
ought not to be	9
are accustomed to call	9
of the province of	9
the guarding of the	9
at the hand of	9
does not seem to	9
to the place where	9
he was not able	9
the temple of serapis	9
land of the persians	9
the persians who were	9
in the place of	9
subject and tributary to	9
for it was not	9
the treasures of the	9
the strength of the	9
and took possession of	9
the chief cause of	9
one of his own	9
i am unable to	9
in a place called	9
now at that time	9
that it was not	8
sent as envoy to	8
no one of you	8
base of the wall	8
judges of the provinces	8
one of the barbarians	8
that portion of the	8
no one of the	8
but as soon as	8
the city of ravenna	8
the stock of the	8
been decided upon by	8
of the men of	8
on the right of	8
at no distant time	8
the remembrance of the	8
as each one could	8
to those who were	8
the extremity of the	8
the title of the	8
and when they came	8
it is said that	8
order that they may	8
in this way the	8
it will be necessary	8
i shall return to	8
was at that time	8
invaded the land of	8
a great part of	8
of the enemy in	8
for the following reason	8
i do not know	8
on the pincian mount	8
of the master of	8
and came to the	8
the majority of the	8
to the plain of	8
what was going on	8
the city and the	8
but as it was	8
the early part of	8
terrified at the danger	8
the gates of rome	8
were quite unable to	8
the romans who were	8
it was fated that	8
on the left of	8
the names of the	8
set fire to the	8
of the young warrior	8
with all speed and	8
in order to guard	8
the light of the	8
that you may be	8
army of the goths	8
from the time when	8
the romans in the	8
every part of the	8
the length of the	8
which the romans call	8
to the service of	8
third part of the	8
that he would be	8
that there should be	8
when they came near	8
to the knowledge of	8
the death of theodoric	8
the defence of the	8
to storm the wall	8
at that time a	8
as well as in	8
the appearance of a	8
by reason of their	8
the nature of things	8
for this reason it	8
so happened that the	8
result of this the	8
the mind of the	8
on the side of	8
army of the enemy	8
of the sacred largesses	8
the fortifications of rome	8
to the citizens of	8
to the side of	8
of those who have	8
the body of the	8
to capture the city	8
that he did not	8
the emperor justinian was	8
the sea of pontus	8
it is not at	8
in the hands of	8
they were about to	8
that they might not	8
army to invade persia	8
king of the thuringians	8
the pillars of heracles	8
the other side of	8
until he himself should	8
play the part of	8
was held by the	8
an army to invade	8
will be of advantage	8
the best of the	8
to the king of	8
the opening of the	8
of the nature of	8
count of the sacred	8
the host of the	8
in spite of the	8
he was a man	8
in accordance with the	8
the officium of the	8
the knowledge of the	8
leader of the goths	8
and many of the	8
to be allowed to	8
the general of the	8
in order that you	8
the country of the	8
and since they were	8
king theodoric to argolicus	8
the outskirts of the	8
up to my time	8
put an end to	8
with a few men	8
upon the death of	8
at the base of	8
on the left wing	8
of the fifth century	8
shall return to the	8
when the emperor justinian	8
information as to the	8
the third part of	8
but some say that	8
office of count of	8
they say that the	8
at the court of	8
invade the land of	8
they were eager to	8
all the inhabitants of	8
the whole roman army	8
as he listened to	8
of the inhabitants of	8
the death of his	8
the back of the	8
in spite of himself	7
to put an end	7
the kingdom of the	7
from time to time	7
the moors in byzacium	7
and all the other	7
athalaric to all the	7
quickly as possible to	7
the priest of the	7
let no one of	7
of capturing the city	7
a people of central	7
who were keeping guard	7
the emperor justinian had	7
the household of belisarius	7
chief cause of the	7
in the first place	7
with all the rest	7
seems to me that	7
but i shall return	7
the influence of the	7
at the period of	7
but since they were	7
the weight of the	7
in the harbour of	7
a letter to the	7
by no means to	7
to attend to the	7
of the goths in	7
even up to my	7
the report of the	7
display of valorous deeds	7
the small pincian gate	7
the throne of the	7
to invade the land	7
a great reputation for	7
with all their might	7
not in order to	7
one hundred and twenty	7
and there was a	7
by the hand of	7
held the office of	7
in the previous narrative	7
both sides of the	7
the year of the	7
in the preceding letter	7
in the neighbourhood of	7
in the theodosian code	7
then for this indiction	7
upon learning that the	7
left wing at the	7
the date of the	7
but he did not	7
such a multitude of	7
of the necessities of	7
army against the enemy	7
of the office of	7
on an embassy to	7
and it happened that	7
the overthrow of the	7
the decision of the	7
that there would be	7
an assault upon the	7
they came near the	7
the contemplation of the	7
that some of the	7
of the romans who	7
the time when the	7
the count of sacred	7
he was quite unwilling	7
as a hostage to	7
held by the enemy	7
of the race of	7
great sum of money	7
was quite unwilling to	7
it happened that he	7
beat a hasty retreat	7
in connection with the	7
but on the following	7
made a display of	7
to return to the	7
on the run to	7
the progress of events	7
as if he had	7
of the praefectus praetorio	7
the fortunes of the	7
which is called the	7
in the service of	7
at a loss what	7
of the pincian hill	7
in the following collection	7
the left wing at	7
alliance with the romans	7
to make an attempt	7
of the sixth century	7
of not less than	7
the battle on the	7
a great sum of	7
as i have stated	7
the steps of the	7
theodoric to the sajo	7
a loss what to	7
it seems probable that	7
they thought that the	7
for it happened that	7
the case of the	7
in the house of	7
by me in the	7
the notables of the	7
the bodies of the	7
which they call the	7
the kings of the	7
it is for this	7
with some few men	7
that it is not	7
the chief priest of	7
it came to pass	7
such was the message	7
sends an army against	7
now for the first	7
and on the following	7
the life of cassiodorus	7
that the man was	7
the property of the	7
very close to the	7
to the north of	7
and one might add	7
in the best possible	7
be of advantage to	7
and such a province	7
in their own tongue	7
about the time of	7
the mercy of the	7
but as for me	7
loss what to do	7
such were the words	7
and the most of	7
the author of the	7
sent by the emperor	7
to the roman people	7
for he was a	7
the portion of the	7
forty stades distant from	7
of the romans in	7
in the same place	7
in which he had	7
stades distant from the	7
for a few moments	7
the family of the	7
of the goths to	7
of valorous deeds against	7
of those who were	7
seem to have been	7
bank of the tiber	7
of the city and	7
on the third day	7
of the temple of	7
an embassy to the	7
was at a loss	7
the guards of belisarius	7
and a little later	7
of the household of	7
it was impossible to	7
the summons of the	7
had not as yet	7
by the roman army	7
the origin of the	7
all the nations of	7
between the romans and	7
to the present day	7
for the safety of	7
to be found in	7
to set up a	7
in the progress of	7
and on the other	7
of master of the	7
king athalaric to all	7
for the defence of	7
it is impossible for	7
the example of the	7
fortifications of the city	7
was the son of	7
the whole matter to	7
should be able to	7
to carry out the	7
the surface of the	7
not one of them	7
a large force of	7
members of the senate	7
on both sides of	7
romans and the persians	7
the first of the	7
in the form of	7
in the same manner	7
the mutineers of stotzas	7
praefect of the gauls	7
in front of the	7
given as a hostage	7
what had taken place	7
as a reward for	7
of their own accord	7
one hundred and fifty	7
battle on the euphrates	7
it is not easy	7
the territory of the	7
in the hour of	7
to the top of	7
the right of the	7
as far as possible	7
it is impossible to	6
to do the same	6
it is not right	6
the will of the	6
by the appearance of	6
to make trial of	6
the office of general	6
by land and by	6
to play the part	6
both by land and	6
they were not able	6
in a manner worthy	6
the goths in the	6
opening of the tent	6
under the rule of	6
make trial of the	6
form of the name	6
the crossing of the	6
cassiodorus as praetorian praefect	6
the letters of cassiodorus	6
by the sound of	6
on in the night	6
to the romans and	6
of the house of	6
of the magister officiorum	6
at the first onset	6
he was no longer	6
at the city of	6
summons of the emperor	6
one might add that	6
part of the city	6
gelimer and the vandals	6
of such and such	6
had taken place in	6
general of all libya	6
the death of her	6
of the rest of	6
an officer in the	6
which he had hitherto	6
sent an embassy to	6
other side of the	6
days for an unencumbered	6
that they had been	6
by reason of his	6
all those who were	6
can be no doubt	6
in this way he	6
to byzantium at the	6
part of the temple	6
in the following narrative	6
in the nature of	6
be found in the	6
the object of his	6
sent to the emperor	6
it was in the	6
the hands of his	6
himself should give the	6
the message of the	6
he devised the following	6
it is difficult to	6
of the walls of	6
bank of the river	6
on the death of	6
of the vandals to	6
the palace of the	6
to the public treasury	6
had come to pass	6
when he saw that	6
soon as they should	6
in the highest degree	6
wrote a letter to	6
into the interior of	6
nothing could be more	6
is the glory of	6
at the death of	6
and when this was	6
subject to the persians	6
succeeded to the throne	6
the glory of the	6
to the romans in	6
some few of the	6
greatest part of the	6
who happened to be	6
in order to prevent	6
inhabitants of the place	6
is said to be	6
within a little of	6
of the persian king	6
that the romans have	6
to a great distance	6
a short time before	6
commentary on the psalms	6
of the army and	6
it is possible for	6
in the history of	6
i would have you	6
under the name of	6
as long as he	6
the shores of the	6
the opening of spring	6
that it may be	6
the capture of the	6
he was at a	6
successor to the throne	6
that those who have	6
was for this reason	6
the figure of a	6
and the city of	6
under the sway of	6
to those who are	6
at that time they	6
and that he was	6
of the name of	6
most of them were	6
beginning of this war	6
the form of the	6
came within a little	6
and he said that	6
the midst of his	6
at the summons of	6
the end of his	6
wood of the cross	6
the possession of the	6
should come to him	6
and ordered them to	6
it may be said	6
land and by sea	6
a city on the	6
which is now called	6
and they did not	6
the whole army to	6
ruler of the goths	6
the violence of the	6
commander of troops in	6
i shall now proceed	6
which he had been	6
round and round the	6
the passage of the	6
they were in a	6
a short time the	6
with great sums of	6
as far as we	6
to which they were	6
to one of the	6
at the very moment	6
staff of the praetorian	6
that he would not	6
of the high priest	6
in advance of the	6
it so happens that	6
one of the two	6
to the court of	6
officer in the roman	6
it was for this	6
in keeping with the	6
not been able to	6
into the midst of	6
to do justice to	6
that he was not	6
that they were not	6
of no mean station	6
in order that by	6
the outcome of the	6
should give the signal	6
for it seemed to	6
in the court of	6
at the gates of	6
the gothic history of	6
he said that he	6
camp of the enemy	6
the empire of the	6
as he thought on	6
the soldiers who had	6
king theodoric to gemellus	6
the letters written by	6
the use of the	6
carry on the war	6
that there is a	6
will be seen that	6
that it would be	6
great part of the	6
part of brave men	6
the men of old	6
by means of the	6
it is necessary to	6
which bears the name	6
the tribe of the	6
that the emperor justinian	6
at this time the	6
master of the soldiery	6
man who had been	6
gothic history of cassiodorus	6
the orders of the	6
to their own camp	6
those who have been	6
byzantium at the summons	6
that the romans would	6
to the people of	6
to lead the army	6
to their own land	6
shall now proceed to	6
by cassiodorus in his	6
for they did not	6
sent some of his	6
may be able to	6
the office of quaestor	6
said that he had	6
to his own country	6
in the meantime the	6
by him in the	6
that they did not	6
the pile of idols	6
the capture of naples	6
of an army to	6
inhabitants of the city	6
the death of athalaric	6
under the hand of	6
the city of amida	6
the banks of the	6
saw that they were	6
he gave orders to	6
with the purpose of	6
as we have already	6
the time when he	6
early in the morning	6
as if he were	6
of the history of	6
the most dread oaths	6
the sides of the	6
hundred and fifty stades	6
as will be told	6
now as long as	6
to be in the	6
let there be no	6
is one of the	6
in addition to the	6
he knew well that	6
for the last time	6
a member of the	6
on the top of	6
and it is not	6
the spirit of the	6
of the property of	6
in the african expedition	6
on the shore of	6
and he did this	6
gates of the city	6
a thing which had	6
is not easy to	6
the whole army and	6
of gold and silver	6
of the people of	6
with the help of	6
at the back of	6
at about the time	6
now there was a	6
set forth in the	6
it was possible for	6
the city from the	6
and the roman army	6
for some time he	6
man of the greatest	6
the chief of the	6
other parts of the	6
and all the romans	6
at the opening of	6
the staff of the	6
the remainder of his	6
that he was about	6
they began to be	6
the part of brave	6
on the present occasion	6
in such a way	6
as a matter of	6
with their whole army	6
bears the name of	6
theodahad to the senate	6
of the character of	6
the massacre of the	6
in the sixth century	6
vir illustris atque patricius	6
the nephew of the	6
a manner worthy of	6
that the army of	6
he himself should give	6
and when they were	6
of the troops in	6
king of the huns	6
nephew of the emperor	6
he seemed to be	6
hands of the romans	6
thousand pounds of silver	6
from that time on	6
the fountain of arethusa	6
on account of his	6
but it is not	5
the roman army to	5
the control of the	5
all the goths and	5
to some of the	5
as they were by	5
for the benefit of	5
the citizens of edessa	5
in spite of all	5
came to pass that	5
one of those who	5
viri appointed to try	5
at the sight of	5
there should be no	5
after no great time	5
was a native of	5
interior of the temple	5
not only in the	5
the death of amalasuentha	5
the priests of the	5
the son of cabades	5
the judgment of the	5
he was accustomed to	5
the man who has	5
in addition to this	5
the date of this	5
as the city of	5
who had not yet	5
of the guards of	5
there can be little	5
one of their number	5
at the salarian gate	5
the same manner as	5
the pursuit of the	5
the removal of the	5
attacked by the goths	5
took place on the	5
which will be of	5
praetorian praefect of the	5
and all of them	5
valorous deeds against the	5
general of the romans	5
portion of the army	5
to those who have	5
vir sublimis and dux	5
cause of the romans	5
the roman army came	5
as he looked on	5
the soldiers of the	5
from the roman army	5
the valour of the	5
of the western empire	5
and the citizens of	5
as she listened to	5
and most of all	5
the friendship of the	5
a thing to be	5
the emperor justinian heard	5
by no means willing	5
and while he was	5
the army of belisarius	5
it is not lawful	5
the island of thule	5
who had come to	5
seemed to him that	5
the rulers of the	5
by the goths and	5
for the second time	5
praefecture of the city	5
the possessions of others	5
to enter the city	5
that the goths were	5
when he had come	5
of the vicarius of	5
the darkness of the	5
the worship of the	5
the romans who had	5
that he had been	5
the goths and italians	5
at the dawn of	5
of the father and	5
would not be able	5
in the matter of	5
fifty stades distant from	5
to be the first	5
return to the previous	5
his share of the	5
at that time it	5
on the nature of	5
by the romans and	5
of the interior of	5
enquire into this matter	5
took the field against	5
who at that time	5
the description of the	5
made his preparations for	5
as it is called	5
the scene of the	5
of the soldiers who	5
and the emperor justinian	5
as if it had	5
as long as the	5
in italy and the	5
in his own name	5
a display of valorous	5
the roman army was	5
use of the word	5
the cities of the	5
the romans from the	5
order that we may	5
on the ionian gulf	5
king theodoric to joannes	5
and tributary to themselves	5
from side to side	5
he spoke as follows	5
and the romans in	5
of the siege of	5
invasion into the land	5
in the eyes of	5
a fleet of ships	5
by the sight of	5
of the army to	5
have been able to	5
of the persian army	5
the beauty of the	5
on the succeeding day	5
the position of the	5
the streets of rome	5
the attacks of the	5
to return to their	5
on the following night	5
of the african expedition	5
his promotion to the	5
the lower part of	5
thither with an army	5
letter of this book	5
among the ranks of	5
to the eyes of	5
to the throne of	5
and put to death	5
the hand of man	5
by the emperor justinian	5
under cover of the	5
so fell out that	5
he was unable to	5
that the romans had	5
mastery over the enemy	5
the execution of the	5
that this was the	5
the penalty of death	5
what we should call	5
he would have been	5
when he saw the	5
made an attack upon	5
one of the quinque	5
of john the cappadocian	5
house in the suburbs	5
in favour of the	5
was one of the	5
each one of them	5
left of the river	5
the heart of the	5
the works of cassiodorus	5
to the guarding of	5
the city of petra	5
all that had happened	5
at that time he	5
was quite unable to	5
but it is the	5
the province of liguria	5
in which they were	5
after a long interval	5
the rest of his	5
is a kind of	5
and the whole of	5
race of the goths	5
which lies on the	5
the fact that he	5
put to death by	5
which they are accustomed	5
the lower end of	5
that there had been	5
the barbarians who were	5
it was too late	5
the inhabitants of edessa	5
against the enemy with	5
seems to be the	5
for thus the romans	5
in the previous letter	5
the fact that they	5
it is better to	5
a large sum of	5
it used to be	5
count of the private	5
swore to be avenged	5
all parts of the	5
the day of his	5
fled in complete disorder	5
the rank of a	5
with the exception of	5
return to the city	5
the hearts of the	5
be told in the	5
in the pursuit of	5
king theodoric to agapitus	5
up arms against the	5
the shore of the	5
they say that he	5
at the close of	5
one of two things	5
what they were doing	5
the head of a	5
he was still a	5
quickly as he could	5
came to a place	5
to the end of	5
to be able to	5
to go against the	5
the battle of anglon	5
possessores and curiales of	5
and marched against them	5
themselves brave men in	5
he called together the	5
and he was followed	5
the majesty of the	5
had come into the	5
and the romans were	5
and he commanded the	5
and some of them	5
the benefit of the	5
came out against them	5
in the streets of	5
reached the city of	5
official staff of the	5
the composition of the	5
in this way they	5
now there is a	5
the city at the	5
the channel of the	5
each one of you	5
you will not be	5
i am not sure	5
in charge of the	5
an invasion into the	5
with all the others	5
and at first the	5
that the enemy had	5
no one at all	5
the romans at that	5
the blood of the	5
as envoy to the	5
of which i have	5
was a certain man	5
in order to recover	5
his whole army against	5
sent thither with an	5
to make war upon	5
by the fact that	5
happened that he had	5
where in the world	5
that which will be	5
the language of the	5
to the character of	5
theodoric to the illustrious	5
the judges of the	5
for the advantage of	5
would come to him	5
far as we know	5
an end to the	5
with an expression of	5
to take possession of	5
some of his followers	5
was no longer able	5
the image of serapis	5
the emperor justinian and	5
to be on the	5
an alliance with the	5
at the harbour of	5
that they would be	5
had been in the	5
but since it was	5
far as the city	5
wherever there was a	5
money from the citizens	5
proved to be the	5
the office of count	5
the abode of the	5
set up a tyranny	5
to make use of	5
but one of the	5
during the reign of	5
a better sense than	5
make an expedition against	5
were at a loss	5
the romans at the	5
they did not even	5
the bowels of the	5
nowhere to be seen	5
when the appointed day	5
that no one should	5
of the past night	5
who were with him	5
in the pages of	5
that one of the	5
at the door of	5
in the preceding chapter	5
to byzantium by belisarius	5
that he had not	5
of the theodosian code	5
the foundations of the	5
had been removed from	5
be the meaning of	5
at the bidding of	5
the grave of the	5
the goths in italy	5
the collection of the	5
i have seen the	5
were no longer able	5
in the persian army	5
and enquired of the	5
to have been a	5
to remain in the	5
late in the day	5
the work of the	5
to the previous narrative	5
the vandals who had	5
it was impossible for	5
man of no mean	5
of the emperor and	5
the aspect of the	5
the situation of the	5
the court of theodoric	5
give a better sense	5
to all the provincials	5
through the streets of	5
the city to the	5
with the greater part	5
to you by the	5
this letter was written	5
and the people of	5
in the third year	5
do you think that	5
he issued orders to	5
through the gate which	5
that there may be	5
the death of the	5
of the city wall	5
to give a better	5
for when men have	5
and turned them to	5
reason of the great	5
will be told in	5
the senate and the	5
in order to make	5
reported the whole matter	5
that we may not	5
did not wish to	5
the moment when he	5
had a great reputation	5
said that it was	5
himself with all the	5
in the hope that	5
of note among the	5
what had been done	5
held by the goths	5
he was in the	5
the favour of the	5
now it so happened	5
it so fell out	5
the safety of the	5
theodahad to the emperor	5
and since he had	5
the emperor justinian to	5
to the emperor justinus	5
the commander of the	5
alliance with the vandals	5
for which he had	5
the mastery over the	5
had been agreed upon	5
of the royal blood	5
the last of the	5
and from that time	5
by the men of	5
the assistance of the	5
was evident that the	5
the soldiers who were	5
i know not how	5
the summit of the	5
the reward of his	5
a treaty with the	5
the wood of the	5
the order of the	5
and he also sent	5
did not dare to	5
that the city would	5
the administration of the	5
the same time the	5
formula addressed to the	5
subjects of the emperor	5
with the goths and	5
for the public good	5
that it is a	5
and the land of	5
of the arian faith	5
the name of athalaric	5
one another in the	5
the harbour of the	5
they made camp and	5
order that you may	5
against the wall and	5
roman commander of cavalry	5
sent thither by belisarius	5
of the romans would	5
on the shores of	5
got inside the fortifications	5
it was better to	5
not a word to	5
turned them to flight	5
it is true that	5
the citizens of rome	5
it seemed to them	5
against the enemy and	5
in the eastern empire	5
of the besieged city	5
been removed from the	5
on the summit of	5
a people of southern	5
so called because it	5
the pillars of the	5
as quickly as he	5
at the expense of	5
a corner of the	5
the figure of the	5
were by no means	5
journey for an unencumbered	5
in company with the	5
of the roman soldiers	5
was the end of	5
and among them the	5
his own name as	5
you will have to	5
and sent them to	5
to the lot of	5
to him that the	5
conferring the rank of	5
and the manner in	5
the tent of alaric	5
that each one of	5
they were able to	5
it is clear that	5
the altar of idols	5
to the music of	5
and commanded him to	5
in the office of	5
take the city by	5
of the vandals in	5
demanded that he should	5
the land on the	5
there was something in	5
the person to whom	5
and those who had	5
of the roman church	5
message of the letter	5
of the family of	5
interior of the wall	5
received the name of	5
by way of the	5
the romans did not	5
the land of scythia	5
and when he reached	5
the result of the	5
stades distant from carthage	5
to be detained in	5
under the command of	5
was the message of	5
short space of time	5
in order that we	5
as one sails into	5
it was no longer	5
mentioned in the preceding	5
and were about to	5
ladders against the wall	5
is the part of	5
that not one of	5
who had been stationed	5
fell to the ground	5
appears to have been	5
the reason for this	5
we have thought it	5
well on in the	5
the bosom of the	5
that he was a	5
a man of note	5
at the pincian gate	5
of the sacred place	5
the nations of the	5
all that i have	5
of those who are	5
after the manner of	5
that they might be	5
the way of his	5
those who had not	5
the help of the	5
to the dignity of	5
king of the gepidae	5
the death of their	5
course of events in	5
commander at the battle	5
but at a later	5
with much shouting and	5
which happened to be	5
army and spoke as	5
of the romans to	5
with the roman army	5
the appointment of a	5
for a moment from	5
side of the couch	5
he was unwilling to	5
it was not fated	5
but when he came	5
is a journey of	5
the numbers of the	5
place of the sacrifice	5
on the right wing	5
the fate of the	5
and apart from this	5
be detained in rome	5
departed from the world	5
the doorway of the	5
with each other in	5
with the intention of	5
and the army of	5
that the enemy would	5
the eastern and western	5
it is necessary that	5
to listen to the	5
the course of his	5
in the performance of	5
still more than before	5
the editio princeps of	5
to pass the night	5
of the gothic race	5
from the boundaries of	5
was to be expected	5
the source of the	5
we bestow upon you	5
three hundred and fifty	5
to the country of	5
or for any other	5
from which i have	5
a share in the	5
close to the city	5
arms against the romans	5
a man of no	5
and he himself with	5
came to the knowledge	5
of the roman senate	5
the close of the	5
the massacre of aquileia	5
on account of its	5
the incursions of the	5
some of the soldiers	5
not seem to be	5
lower end of the	5
the very same thing	5
remained for some time	5
engage with the enemy	5
people of central europe	5
since it was not	5
to the cause of	5
all of a sudden	5
the ruins of the	5
on the day of	5
at such a time	5
the cultivators of the	5
said that they were	5
of comes sacrarum largitionum	5
becomes king of the	5
from the lips of	5
can be little doubt	5
disposed to the emperor	5
i do not understand	5
but as time went	5
at the cost of	5
did not belong to	4
at the battle on	4
was well on in	4
by which she had	4
result of this they	4
in the language of	4
for those who have	4
seemed to him a	4
an allusion to the	4
from the romans and	4
it did not seem	4
those in the rear	4
of the consulship of	4
the progress of the	4
waters of the tiber	4
on the borders of	4
for the preservation of	4
on the same day	4
for this reason that	4
came to the place	4
to take charge of	4
to return to his	4
visited by the pestilence	4
the camps of the	4
the petition of the	4
to whom he had	4
paying no heed to	4
to the following day	4
the church of st	4
abuses of the cursus	4
was commander of the	4
hard pressed by the	4
so that it might	4
a large tract of	4
procopius of caesarea history	4
of athalaric the king	4
opened negotiations with the	4
the signal for the	4
of pope felix iii	4
in that of king	4
and the greater part	4
the cornicularius of the	4
elevation to the patriciate	4
his accession to the	4
was yet to be	4
of the worship of	4
the best possible way	4
officers of the senate	4
said that he was	4
the same time they	4
had been prepared for	4
defeated in the battle	4
that those who were	4
a large part of	4
to engage with the	4
between the goths and	4
king theodoric to senarius	4
and the loss of	4
it was not a	4
end of the room	4
we learn from procopius	4
some of the enemy	4
the arms of the	4
one among the taurians	4
the woman and the	4
all that she had	4
after considering the matter	4
possession of the land	4
to the right of	4
battle of scalae veteres	4
and deeds of the	4
soon as he had	4
an army against the	4
the causes of the	4
of this the emperor	4
a loss as to	4
grandfather of cassiodorus senator	4
for some time the	4
officer of the court	4
and all the others	4
a moment from the	4
the circle of the	4
the emperor justinian sent	4
his name to the	4
of the huns and	4
well disposed to the	4
on his retirement from	4
for there is no	4
with no thought of	4
the wall at that	4
we have here a	4
on his promotion to	4
and one of them	4
by the help of	4
the ground that he	4
the very name of	4
thought of the enemy	4
it is not the	4
the thought occurred to	4
with his whole force	4
of a young girl	4
it is plain that	4
the goths from the	4
of the lack of	4
how i wronged her	4
by the emperor to	4
at this same time	4
try basilius and praetextatus	4
one sails into the	4
do not wish to	4
of all that was	4
the following event took	4
sent out against the	4
roman commander at the	4
as guardian of the	4
ten centenaria of gold	4
treasures of the temple	4
the cleverest of all	4
at full speed against	4
makes an agreement with	4
the city in the	4
the dignified cultivators and	4
himself a brave man	4
but at that time	4
of the following letters	4
the administration of justice	4
among the people of	4
as if they had	4
commands a detachment in	4
the same subject as	4
for it is a	4
the men of this	4
not to be claimed	4
with a mighty army	4
the first of these	4
to assist him in	4
during the greater part	4
also came to him	4
the discharge of his	4
in the preceding pages	4
at variance with the	4
an army against them	4
their wives and children	4
passed the night in	4
stades distant from rome	4
of the first order	4
one after the other	4
of the appian way	4
the same name as	4
the most solemn oaths	4
the government of the	4
follow the example of	4
since they were unable	4
power in the west	4
his escape from the	4
office of the praetorian	4
such a way that	4
a letter to justinian	4
one of the servants	4
should go to the	4
measures for relief of	4
of the city had	4
on guard at the	4
of the stock of	4
come as quickly as	4
to go out against	4
of one hundred and	4
were keeping guard there	4
which had taken place	4
is no doubt the	4
at the point where	4
election of pope felix	4
war with the franks	4
rising to a great	4
the request of the	4
and it is said	4
whom i have mentioned	4
the corners of the	4
guarding of the wall	4
when this was heard	4
city on the euphrates	4
of the king of	4
to the whole army	4
far as the boundaries	4
and fifty stades distant	4
have the opportunity to	4
character of the man	4
he muttered to himself	4
remission of taxes for	4
the suddenness of the	4
on account of their	4
and the fortress of	4
that the city of	4
of the enemy came	4
for a few days	4
romans from of old	4
from the rest of	4
the courses of the	4
the result of a	4
to be sent to	4
not less than five	4
it is not to	4
a number of the	4
it is impossible that	4
such was the end	4
take the field against	4
not less than one	4
any other good thing	4
of the vandals who	4
in the fortifications of	4
of which he had	4
of the temple was	4
the survivors of the	4
seek alliance with the	4
to see that the	4
then goes on to	4
the business of the	4
in which he was	4
in the use of	4
a little of capturing	4
ere it was too	4
one of them had	4
order that it might	4
chief priest of the	4
the departure of the	4
say that the emperor	4
the son of gizeric	4
in what manner the	4
numbers of the enemy	4
their war with the	4
almost the whole of	4
after an interval of	4
to the shelter of	4
while he was thus	4
for he was the	4
and has he not	4
in an attack upon	4
not seem to him	4
that they would not	4
the charge of the	4
that they have been	4
journey distant from carthage	4
just as i have	4
as to life of	4
will come to pass	4
for the purpose of	4
she listened to the	4
in an army to	4
on account of invasion	4
men in the world	4
while these things were	4
of summons to the	4
of the country about	4
to that of the	4
they said that they	4
the shock of the	4
but he will be	4
and when they heard	4
the stewards of the	4
to the assistance of	4
large number of the	4
in the battle and	4
but a few moments	4
the terror of the	4
the words of cassiodorus	4
some few men to	4
in a time of	4
betook themselves to their	4
of what had been	4
was no longer possible	4
king of the aethiopians	4
presence of the king	4
antonina whom he had	4
we are willing to	4
had by no means	4
lead the army against	4
this is an error	4
by the favour of	4
to give the signal	4
far from the sea	4
there from of old	4
we are compelled to	4
in the meantime it	4
not allow them to	4
that they were being	4
for those who were	4
the inhabitants of rome	4
and led his army	4
his passage through the	4
remarks on this letter	4
in the fifth century	4
and pointing to the	4
any of the romans	4
are by no means	4
to carry out his	4
before the death of	4
at the place where	4
the fortifications of petra	4
put him to death	4
with all their strength	4
to the course of	4
the front of the	4
but by some chance	4
as he saw the	4
our lord and grandfather	4
in a city of	4
cultivators of the soil	4
to a state of	4
look forth over the	4
the heads of the	4
on the spur of	4
no doubt the same	4
had been stationed there	4
has happened to you	4
cassiodorus in his own	4
the maintenance of the	4
a very great distance	4
he returned to his	4
women and children and	4
the enemy were encamped	4
it is not for	4
people of southern italy	4
of the army of	4
as the price of	4
the withdrawal of the	4
the official staff of	4
treatment at the hands	4
them in battle and	4
the other by the	4
and he sent with	4
to the palace and	4
he was followed by	4
the keeping of the	4
they might be able	4
of caesarea history of	4
they had been sent	4
against the vandals and	4
they might not be	4
they did as directed	4
man of the senate	4
great reputation for discretion	4
the siege of the	4
the end of life	4
of bina and terna	4
the site of the	4
did not come to	4
and the end of	4
different parts of the	4
that they are not	4
under the influence of	4
history of the goths	4
and if he should	4
at a time when	4
but it was not	4
what in the world	4
one letters written by	4
his whole army and	4
he sent to the	4
got in the rear	4
the spur of the	4
de bello gotthico i	4
more than anything else	4
have no right to	4
out against the goths	4
about the middle of	4
the features of the	4
the man who was	4
of the vandals with	4
to force their way	4
these things in mind	4
of the moors in	4
his preparations for the	4
one of these two	4
that it might be	4
said to have been	4
between ravenna and constantinople	4
the property of a	4
when the emperor heard	4
city in southern italy	4
a loss how to	4
they had reached the	4
at any rate in	4
the whole army of	4
they took up arms	4
from the city and	4
for the roman empire	4
the soldiers in the	4
who was the son	4
was something in the	4
will come to the	4
of the east and	4
he might be able	4
chief priest of rome	4
command of the garrison	4
in a state of	4
the murder of the	4
the inhabitants of sura	4
it is a kind	4
office of praetorian praefect	4
in the mind of	4
in the discharge of	4
door of the tent	4
it is the part	4
which i have spoken	4
ruler of the saracens	4
and crossing the river	4
upon a roman force	4
to the effect that	4
of the dignity of	4
and not far from	4
came into the presence	4
was still a child	4
be present at the	4
one of the body	4
to the study of	4
not by any means	4
the basest of all	4
compared with that of	4
the repair of the	4
of the works of	4
stades from the city	4
if they should be	4
appeared in his eyes	4
beginning of the siege	4
burst from his lips	4
the son of sisiniolus	4
backwards and forwards over	4
see to it that	4
the morning of the	4
at a loss how	4
in the winter season	4
which i have just	4
and i shall now	4
to prevent war between	4
the battle of scalae	4
will be told by	4
out against the enemy	4
that he was the	4
a man of discretion	4
the city which they	4
the settlement of the	4
the time of lunch	4
at a distance of	4
of the gothic history	4
there had been a	4
war between clovis and	4
to the count of	4
no longer willing to	4
with a great rush	4
we should have expected	4
that the emperor would	4
who had a great	4
opened the gates and	4
there was not a	4
the romans and lazi	4
them into the city	4
of the christian era	4
the army against the	4
exceedingly beautiful to look	4
with them in the	4
service of the gods	4
into the mouth of	4
with him in the	4
not so much because	4
we have already described	4
of the visigoths and	4
of the first rank	4
a brave man in	4
of the roman populace	4
he had reached the	4
of that part of	4
at a loss as	4
period of which we	4
expedition against the romans	4
but if they should	4
and for some time	4
the movements of the	4
in the temple of	4
to me that the	4
in all other respects	4
two thousand of the	4
with regard to the	4
in the royal power	4
of goths and romans	4
make war on the	4
the commands of the	4
and that they would	4
with an army to	4
all the romans were	4
be no doubt that	4
the army to the	4
the island of scandza	4
to the camp of	4
the gates of a	4
the cause of this	4
attack of the persians	4
the destruction of the	4
the sake of the	4
who wrote this history	4
it fell to the	4
the romans were victorious	4
at the request of	4
the value of the	4
of all the other	4
of the huns who	4
the goths at the	4
great numbers of the	4
in behalf of the	4
of the sons of	4
kingdom of the visigoths	4
cover of the night	4
detachment in an army	4
and forwards over the	4
as has been already	4
to sail with all	4
in order to capture	4
defeated by the moors	4
the hands of a	4
had been done by	4
it to the ground	4
and he was an	4
at the mouth of	4
to the spot where	4
be brought in to	4
took up arms and	4
the harbour of rome	4
abandoned by the goths	4
from the roman emperor	4
sent to the plain	4
to the time of	4
lower part of the	4
bearer of this letter	4
told in the following	4
and a capable warrior	4
a certain part of	4
to the early part	4
the building of the	4
accession to the throne	4
into the city at	4
the manner of the	4
of the city at	4
at that time was	4
the period of which	4
part of the work	4
italy and her invaders	4
from the hands of	4
occupied by the romans	4
for the interests of	4
been told in the	4
of all the inhabitants	4
roman commander of infantry	4
the authority of the	4
to win over the	4
the wife of belisarius	4
and from then on	4
those who were to	4
the force of the	4
between clovis and alaric	4
decided upon by the	4
many of the enemy	4
in the front ranks	4
the vandals in africa	4
when night came on	4
of the wall which	4
and a man of	4
from the citizens of	4
to the provincials of	4
the harbour of carthage	4
but it happened that	4
taking the field against	4
of a whole city	4
formed part of the	4
his alliance with the	4
of them with their	4
not many days later	4
the following day they	4
has been already said	4
as to make the	4
that he might not	4
court of praetorian praefect	4
manner in which they	4
from that time forth	4
when they had come	4
to have been the	4
should come against them	4
it should so happen	4
either because they were	4
one of the guards	4
as if it were	4
the years of his	4
took possession of all	4
told by me in	4
the compilation of the	4
them as far as	4
in the bosom of	4
in terror of the	4
all the romans with	4
the attention of the	4
we do not wish	4
i have just mentioned	4
they were no longer	4
to him by the	4
by this time the	4
massacre of the hostages	4
the same time to	4
of the enemy as	4
commands a detachment of	4
of the land of	4
in ancient times the	4
no means willing to	4
of the influence of	4
of his early life	4
according to one account	4
the night in the	4
the brother and sister	4
as he entered the	4
in the words of	4
are not able to	4
on all sides by	4
at such an hour	4
has received the name	4
and was about to	4
the noblest of the	4
the blessings of peace	4
which had come to	4
the execution of his	4
seems to give a	4
ward off the enemy	4
and an able warrior	4
the first time in	4
the romans call a	4
they came to the	4
of our lord and	4
one hundred and ten	4
the thirteenth year of	4
into the country of	4
referred to in the	4
sent as an envoy	4
not least of all	4
the stream of the	4
in reference to the	4
from the words of	4
the wealth of the	4
of the human race	4
the character of a	4
in consequence of the	4
a great multitude of	4
possible for them to	4
at the entrance of	4
it seemed as if	4
king theodoric to abundantius	4
shew yourselves brave men	4
to the entrance of	4
and while they were	4
only a few men	4
the roman and the	4
darkest corner of the	4
of the private domains	4
of the gothic king	4
on the basis of	4
to them that the	4
the forces of john	4
the lord of the	4
i have mentioned above	4
to capture the place	4
with the army of	4
when they heard that	4
sides of the river	4
the city of hadrumetum	4
evenly matched in strength	4
the point from which	4
to communicate with the	4
to do with the	4
the emperor and the	4
so much for the	4
the army and the	4
their way to the	4
called together all the	4
and most of the	4
of wine and wheat	4
officium of the praefectus	4
sent as ambassador to	4
let us return to	4
invasion of roman territory	4
the invasion of the	4
the darkest corner of	4
of solomon the younger	4
receives a letter from	4
in the execution of	4
is a sort of	4
right wing at the	4
of the waters of	4
the following day the	4
and coming to the	4
if it should be	4
therefore called together all	4
an alliance with them	4
and since it was	4
in the best way	4
the heat of the	4
to him from the	4
losing many of his	4
that you are the	4
soon as he should	4
fled from the house	4
pay a fine of	4
brought in to them	4
by those who had	4
queen gudelina to theodora	4
we are informed that	4
year of his age	4
at that time also	4
reduced to slavery by	4
of the things which	4
capture of the city	4
far distant from the	4
midst of the city	4
to carry on a	4
most of their number	4
and not one of	4
and began a siege	4
with a kind of	4
the lands of the	4
in the darkness of	4
the fortune of the	4
of the pincian mount	4
as i have told	4
set forth by me	4
to provide for the	4
a detachment of an	4
them with their whole	4
at the banquet of	4
unable to do so	4
of the present day	4
perceiving what was being	4
his eyes on the	4
the line of the	4
the first days of	4
camp in the plain	4
when it was well	4
appointed to try basilius	4
in their own land	4
some of the roman	4
to the interior of	4
he returned to the	4
after a short time	4
for he feared lest	4
should it so happen	4
along the flaminian way	4
on the face of	4
that they may be	4
in which it is	4
of which we write	4
to try basilius and	4
had been made by	4
be told by me	4
being at a loss	4
fight a decisive battle	4
for the use of	4
i tell you that	4
the tops of the	4
following event took place	4
as a general thing	4
the fortress of bolum	4
of so great a	4
for it is better	4
it was not the	4
the city on the	4
in the face of	4
defeated by the romans	4
the temples of the	4
an attack upon a	4
of his own accord	4
partner in the royal	4
this came to the	4
by the soldiers of	4
while he was still	4
a short space of	4
in the times of	4
that those who are	4
which is situated in	4
the praetorian praefect of	4
in the shape of	4
that led to the	4
as well as of	4
of the fortifications of	4
the emperor and his	4
in the heart of	4
the voice of ulpius	4
the death of our	4
information as to life	4
he was quite unable	4
to show that the	4
detachment of an army	4
as much as possible	4
battle with the enemy	4
as they are called	4
for the welfare of	4
and rushed off in	4
on the east the	4
the princeps of the	4
that the roman army	4
the neighbourhood of the	4
each one of the	4
that they should be	4
to the point from	4
the emperor heard this	4
come to an end	4
possible for him to	4
as the boundaries of	4
together with the soldiers	4
the fortifications of carthage	4
the goths by belisarius	4
to abandon the siege	4
on the eastern side	4
some few of them	4
the waves of the	4
in order to be	4
there is a great	4
of the gothic blockade	4
in the strength of	4
enquired of him whether	4
in the territory of	4
to aid me in	4
city on the sea	4
he heard that the	4
with a large force	4
collection of bina and	4
origin of the goths	4
one of the soldiers	4
seems to be a	4
the extremities of the	4
was utterly unable to	4
that it was better	4
you may be able	4
when he had reached	4
of the nightingale sauce	4
was the first to	4
it was well on	4