quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
in the meane time	437
the rest of the	437
at the same time	309
on the other side	272
in the mean time	249
a great part of	220
for the most part	215
that is to say	197
by reason of the	189
a great number of	186
in the time of	171
for as much as	168
the greatest part of	162
to the grand signior	156
by sea and land	152
at such time as	149
into the hands of	149
in the beginning of	146
the hands of the	145
of the grand signior	144
the rest of his	138
as if it had	134
as if they had	128
a man of great	126
after the manner of	124
the comming of the	122
with the rest of	118
the manner of the	113
the top of the	111
great part of the	111
as if he had	110
out of the citie	109
both by sea and	108
all the rest of	107
the power of the	107
in the midst of	104
by the space of	104
the beginning of the	103
early english books online	103
for the defence of	103
for the space of	100
of so great a	98
in the middest of	97
the name of the	95
the mouth of the	95
that he could not	95
of the turkish empire	94
with the losse of	92
after the death of	91
with a great armie	89
the time of the	87
the king of spaine	86
on the one side	85
to the number of	85
but a little before	83
at the siege of	83
and as it were	81
with a great power	80
if it had been	79
knights of the order	79
with fire and sword	79
the other side of	79
the death of the	78
most part of the	77
was not to be	77
so much the more	76
and the rest of	75
on the right hand	74
by the name of	74
of the king of	73
the strength of the	73
the bassa of buda	72
the time of his	71
at which time also	71
of the christian princes	71
that part of the	71
by the commaundement of	71
the minds of the	70
that it was not	70
under the command of	69
the greatnesse of the	69
in the name of	68
the furie of the	68
of the kingdome of	68
the gates of the	67
other side of the	66
in the sight of	66
the spoile of the	66
such time as the	66
vnder the leading of	65
out of the way	65
in a short time	65
by little and little	64
as is before declared	63
the princes of the	63
part of his armie	63
he was by the	63
as it were in	63
of the order of	63
for feare of the	62
the order of the	62
taken by the turks	62
with all his power	62
the sight of the	61
not so much as	60
the defence of the	60
greatest part of the	59
by the way of	59
as if he would	59
with a great army	58
if it had beene	58
the yeere of our	57
the end of the	57
the knights of the	57
the death of his	57
of the comming of	57
a great deal of	56
the latter end of	55
the head of the	55
on the th of	55
the middest of the	55
at the foot of	55
is not to be	55
yeere of our lord	55
the number of the	55
of the grand signiors	54
at which time the	54
that he would not	54
the presence of the	53
of cloth of gold	52
the valour of the	52
part of the world	52
of the ottoman empire	52
the most part of	52
the rising of the	52
that he was not	52
and so much the	52
and that it was	52
of the christians in	52
the emperour and the	51
that they could not	51
of the christian religion	51
put to the sword	50
the danger of the	50
his sonne in law	49
the knights of malta	49
the government of the	49
the mean time the	49
the grand signior to	49
and at the same	48
as much as the	48
by reason of his	48
with bag and baggage	48
with the multitude of	48
the side of the	48
the other christian princes	48
that the grand signior	48
in the yeare of	48
the space of three	48
and on the other	47
notes for div a	47
put them to flight	47
he was glad to	47
the empire of the	47
in the space of	47
the yeare of our	46
to the king of	46
the midst of the	46
one of the greatest	46
by whom he was	46
the ruines of the	46
the honour of the	46
for defence of the	46
the gouernment of the	45
not being able to	45
the state of the	45
by all meanes to	45
in the presence of	45
on the side of	45
for the maintenance of	45
in the yeere of	45
the bassa of bvda	45
yet for all that	44
characters represented either as	44
the force of the	44
out of the castle	44
in so great a	44
of the death of	44
the kingdome of hvngarie	44
represented either as utf	44
the wals of the	44
with all speed to	44
the first of the	43
all parts of the	43
such time as he	43
the beginning of his	43
the forces of the	43
his father in law	43
of the christian commonweale	43
that he should not	43
rest of his armie	42
the middle of the	42
vntill such time as	42
to the top of	42
and put to flight	42
of our lord god	42
alongst the sea coast	42
the frontiers of the	42
vpon the coast of	42
vnder the conduct of	42
about the same time	42
by force of armes	42
under the conduct of	42
on the left hand	42
for that he had	42
one of the most	42
for that it was	42
the king of polonia	41
of the citie of	41
that there was no	41
a man of a	41
from time to time	41
downe to the ground	41
and the more to	41
in the lesser asia	41
that side of the	41
the next day after	41
the same time also	40
by the power of	40
not far from the	40
in a great battell	40
of the house of	40
by the persuasion of	40
as he had before	40
the face of the	40
gates of the citie	40
the fortune of the	40
the turks in the	40
thought it best to	39
in the hands of	39
during the time of	39
for the safetie of	39
greatest part of his	39
if he had been	39
the person of the	39
was not able to	39
the foot of the	39
caused him to be	39
with an armie of	39
of the othoman kings	39
to the end that	39
the heads of the	39
but for as much	39
emperour of the turks	38
with his armie to	38
at the end of	38
the cause of his	38
the possession of the	38
yeare of our lord	38
the place where the	38
the aga of the	38
by reason of their	38
of the knights of	38
of the better sort	38
of the princes of	38
about the end of	38
their wiues and children	38
of them that were	38
by the grand signior	37
to the siege of	37
and that he was	37
for so great a	37
if they had been	37
with the loss of	37
not farre from the	37
the bassa of bosna	37
the charge of the	37
great part of his	37
of all others most	37
the christians in the	37
to take vp armes	37
part of the wall	37
the violence of the	36
and twentith day of	36
out of the city	36
that they were not	36
he was forced to	36
the house of austria	36
to be able to	36
all things necessarie for	36
by the death of	36
were not able to	36
in the castle of	36
in the middle of	36
the manner of their	36
of the rest of	36
in the confines of	36
for the reliefe of	36
side of the riuer	36
called by the turks	35
was at that time	35
the state of venice	35
the castle of s	35
and from thence to	35
fled out of the	35
to the terrour of	35
of the lesser asia	35
the losse of the	35
rest of the armie	35
the terrour of the	35
the rest to flight	35
was a man of	35
of so great an	35
christian princes of the	35
the better sort of	35
of one of the	35
most part of them	35
thought it not good	34
most part of his	34
parts of the world	34
to raise the siege	34
the reliefe of the	34
the captaine of the	34
the beginning of this	34
of the turkes armie	34
master of the rhodes	34
of the state of	34
the king of spain	34
time of the yeare	34
in the heat of	34
the command of the	34
the strong castle of	34
from the grand signior	34
they were forced to	34
vpon the top of	34
the history of the	34
of the christian common	34
into the holy land	34
wals of the citie	34
vp and downe the	34
with all his forces	33
it is to be	33
alongst the coast of	33
for that he was	33
one of the turks	33
so that it was	33
the frontiers of his	33
if it were possible	33
the departure of the	33
at the time of	33
be put to death	33
by the helpe of	33
if they had beene	33
in the port of	33
in the month of	33
in that part of	33
the king of persia	33
of horse and foot	33
for the honour of	33
it came to passe	33
one of the gates	33
as much as he	33
a part of the	33
with all his armie	32
of the turkish emperour	32
not able longer to	32
the death of their	32
at the mouth of	32
on the top of	32
part of his army	32
the name of a	32
in respect of the	32
set all things in	32
the losse of his	32
vpon the frontiers of	32
he came to the	32
great number of the	32
at the request of	32
and the king of	32
great men of the	32
the master of the	32
great master of the	32
to the vttermost of	32
him out of his	31
that the turks were	31
princes of the west	31
with an army of	31
with the title of	31
of the castle of	31
for the recouerie of	31
in the first place	31
the multitude of his	31
in the place of	31
it is not to	31
in the same manner	31
to be put to	31
that it was the	31
with all their power	31
with the spoile of	31
with his own hand	31
to the citie of	31
all to the sword	31
a peace with the	31
that they should not	31
that it was thought	31
they were by the	31
in the latter end	30
all things in order	30
his brother in law	30
put the rest to	30
as soone as he	30
by the king of	30
in hope to haue	30
they came to the	30
an hundred and fiftie	30
the great men of	30
that he should be	30
with a great slaughter	30
taken out of the	30
to come to the	30
in order of battell	30
the service of the	30
taken by the christians	30
to make use of	30
the meane time the	30
the citie of constantinople	30
of the whole world	30
the gate of the	30
of the great sultan	30
in danger to haue	30
as we have said	30
and by and by	30
the protection of the	30
not a little troubled	30
they were glad to	30
as if they would	30
is as much as	30
princes of the empire	30
the way as he	30
he was a man	30
him out of the	30
the same time that	30
of the greeke empire	30
he caused to be	30
to raise his siege	30
at the beginning of	30
to the gates of	30
by the way as	30
in the borders of	30
with all things necessarie	29
one and the other	29
to enter into the	29
to go to the	29
lay at the siege	29
were not to be	29
of the christian fleet	29
he was not able	29
the entrance of the	29
of the turks in	29
the present state of	29
after the departure of	29
to the manner of	29
the good of the	29
in regard of the	29
for that they were	29
as it was thought	29
the chief of the	29
a great power of	29
after the turkish manner	29
and that he had	29
that it was a	29
the heat of the	29
with a number of	29
of that part of	29
the banks of the	28
the best part of	28
out of the towne	28
being come to the	28
of the turks armie	28
the honour of his	28
for the defence thereof	28
for fear of the	28
the middest of his	28
to the end they	28
and all the rest	28
the time of this	28
had a mind to	28
at his first comming	28
by one of the	28
emperour of the turkes	28
great slaughter of the	28
with a strong garrison	28
the cause of the	28
rest of the fleet	28
in the mouth of	28
for the safegard of	28
for so much as	28
as much as they	28
side of the citie	28
so great a victorie	28
could by no meanes	28
the time of their	28
encoded edition of the	27
providing financial support to	27
assigned for keying and	27
as it were by	27
support to the early	27
and encoded edition of	27
work described above is	27
before the comming of	27
the early english books	27
the vttermost of his	27
against the king of	27
all without asking permission	27
betwixt him and the	27
to the terms of	27
described above is co	27
with a strong armie	27
the law of nations	27
the greater part of	27
and that with such	27
encoded text transcribed from	27
of all sorts of	27
the work described above	27
souldiors of the court	27
because he would not	27
of the work described	27
owned by the institutions	27
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was about to haue	27
the seat of the	27
text is available for	27
for keying and markup	27
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had but a little	27
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to the castle of	27
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in time of peace	27
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in the meane while	27
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early in the morning	27
the greatnesse of his	27
out of the campe	27
of the nobilitie of	27
i text is available	27
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he had in his	27
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had of long time	27
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to take vpon him	27
english books online text	27
with the death of	26
in the government of	26
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about the beginning of	26
of the great master	26
the dead bodies of	26
the king of poland	26
the space of two	26
in sight of the	26
iv tiff page images	26
the nature of the	26
as soon as he	26
in the frontiers of	26
that if he would	26
the generall consent of	26
with a great deal	26
out of the hands	26
which way to turne	26
with the name of	26
the great citie of	26
of the hands of	26
vnder the colour of	26
first of the spring	26
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the famous citie of	26
the name of god	26
with the grand signior	26
the course of his	26
to make choice of	26
the manner of his	26
to giue ouer the	26
so much as the	26
the emperor of the	26
the grand signior and	26
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the front of the	26
so mightie an enemie	26
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which is as much	26
to the place where	26
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take vp armes against	26
the strength of his	26
from place to place	26
that he might be	25
both of men and	25
at a place called	25
whilest these things were	25
that can be made	25
which he could not	25
by the generall consent	25
the army of the	25
as we haue before	25
for a long time	25
of the great ordinance	25
at the head of	25
of the christian armie	25
put him to death	25
a little before the	25
to be brought to	25
he was about to	25
the grand signior was	25
souldiours of the court	25
by one of his	25
the king and the	25
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the slaughter of the	25
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the great number of	25
the men of warre	25
it shall not be	25
the mind of the	25
for the keeping of	25
to the great joy	25
the space of a	25
great summe of money	25
and last of all	25
his wife and children	25
rise with his armie	25
of the whole armie	25
all the princes of	25
the riuer of danubius	25
make an end of	25
well acquainted with the	25
and in the meane	25
the turkes in the	25
captaine of the castle	25
was one of the	25
the defence of his	25
come out of the	25
fell into the hands	25
had much adoe to	24
he was come to	24
that he was glad	24
side and the other	24
as it were with	24
the knowledge of the	24
so much the rather	24
these things were in	24
in defence of their	24
in the possession of	24
with a garrison of	24
the fauour of the	24
and not to be	24
in the course of	24
and a great number	24
the commaundement of the	24
the christian princes of	24
nothing more than to	24
with a great number	24
according to his promise	24
for the death of	24
besieged by the turks	24
for the good of	24
the officers of the	24
to the intent that	24
to fall into the	24
in short time to	24
as it were a	24
one side and the	24
against the common enemie	24
the strong citie of	24
as it were to	24
some part of the	24
of the christians were	24
in danger to be	24
part of the armie	24
as also of the	24
with his wife and	24
if he had not	24
the people of the	24
shot out of the	24
with all sorts of	24
a great summe of	24
make peace with the	24
put to the worse	24
as soone as they	23
in short time after	23
to make peace with	23
the one and the	23
and put the rest	23
in the right wing	23
out of hope of	23
with the first of	23
vpon the borders of	23
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the dead time of	23
the passage of the	23
and in the end	23
what course to take	23
vpon the side of	23
called in auntient time	23
the ruine of the	23
of the duke of	23
all the parts of	23
the taking of the	23
of the great turke	23
it could not be	23
in the same place	23
within the bounds of	23
of an hundred and	23
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that the king of	23
great number of them	23
so great a multitude	23
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that in all likelihood	23
in manner of a	23
the enemies of the	23
with all manner of	23
tamas the persian king	23
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by the valour of	23
the incursions of the	23
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and the bassa of	23
cambridge bibliography of english	23
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bibliography of english literature	23
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in short time be	21
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and some of the	21
the land of palestine	21
a prey vnto the	21
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imperiall citie of constantinople	21
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the will of god	21
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the whole state of	21
the countie of tripolis	21
of the citie to	21
of the black sea	21
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so great a prince	20
in his power to	20
vnto the citie of	20
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set forward with his	20
and for that purpose	20
to the reliefe of	20
and to that end	20
of himselfe and his	20
fall into the hands	20
beginning of his raigne	20
by the hand of	20
and not able to	20
the remainder of the	20
the grand signior himself	20
before they were aware	20
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the course of the	20
through the middest of	20
into all parts of	20
both of horse and	20
as the manner of	20
the obedience of the	20
being not able to	20
as fast as they	20
out of the seraglio	20
the destruction of the	20
take vpon him the	20
and that they were	20
and the other christian	20
the space of foure	20
and in the mean	20
for the more assurance	20
within the walls of	20
the body of the	20
we haue before said	20
still more and more	20
of the states of	20
to the kingdome of	20
the metropoliticall citie of	20
it were in the	20
the going downe of	20
as that they were	20
and not long after	20
captaine of the ianizaries	20
to continue the siege	20
the rest of their	20
of the losse of	20
all the time of	20
euerie one of them	20
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his men of warre	20
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the castle of saint	20
is at this day	20
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the affairs of the	20
sought by all meanes	20
places of the citie	20
in the behalfe of	20
furnished with all things	20
are for the most	20
the honour of their	19
the proceedings of the	19
who at that time	19
the king of caramania	19
by the counsell of	19
of the turkes and	19
of so great importance	19
for want of victuals	19
newes was brought vnto	19
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such things as they	19
a place of great	19
would in short time	19
the life of the	19
of the men of	19
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the vayuod of valachia	19
the king of fez	19
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of the taking of	19
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the souldiors of the	19
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that they were glad	19
his men of war	19
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the inhabitants of the	19
the church of rome	19
out of the countrey	19
weapons in their hands	19
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of all things necessarie	19
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second of that name	19
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of the bassa of	19
aga of the ianizaries	19
out of the turks	19
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of the othoman empire	19
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and that therefore he	19
out of the serrail	19
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as i said before	19
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of the holy land	19
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way as he went	19
rest of the christian	19
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so long as he	18
and that the turks	18
ocm this keyboarded and	18
as i told you	18
we have said before	18
of an hundred thousand	18
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a little before had	18
that he did not	18
the pope and the	18
put an end to	18
with his armie in	18
to attempt any thing	18
his warres against the	18
to make warre vpon	18
that he was come	18
reason of the great	18
came to an anchor	18
as is before said	18
he was sent for	18
the greatness of the	18
to the great turke	18
of the mahometan religion	18
the turkes and tartars	18
that it is a	18
was to be seene	18
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that it might be	18
in the kingdome of	18
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the multitude of the	18
as if they were	18
but in the end	18
them out of the	18
fortresse of saint hermes	18
to expect the comming	18
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the farther side of	18
that he might not	18
that he had in	18
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this so great a	18
and power of the	17
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who for all that	17
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but all in vaine	17
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his son in law	17
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all that they had	17
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of such as were	15
the first day of	15
of the turkish kingdome	15
parts of the empire	15
island of the rhodes	15
any one of them	15
out of all hope	15
so great a fleet	15
for the health of	15
of the great bassaes	15
as in the processe	15
the same to be	15
out of all the	15
he was enforced to	15
out of their trenches	15
philip the french king	15
he could be content	15
the coming of the	15
that he was to	15
the mother of the	15
had a little before	15
the request of the	15
the place where he	15
the people of that	15
for the grand signior	15
were on both sides	15
to joyn with the	15
in reward of his	15
after their wonted manner	15
with most of his	15
that it was by	15
of the present state	15
slaine or taken prisoners	15
so long as they	15
the persian king was	15
by reason that the	15
the strong towne of	15
and a number of	15
in the absence of	15
vttermost of his power	15
out of his owne	15
within a mile of	15
neere vnto the citie	15
with as much speed	15
he was in good	15
was the end of	15
was brought into the	15
the last of the	15
of his armie to	15
this was the end	15
in the isle of	15
both at home and	15
comming out of the	15
which he had made	15
the campe of the	15
the fury of the	15
the miserie of the	15
and some of them	15
of the whole empire	15
of s t andrea	15
that nothing could be	15
and for the more	15
to the honour of	15
should in short time	15
many of his men	15
with a great and	15
the countrey round about	15
great numbers of the	15
things needfull for the	15
out to the last	15
so that he would	15
vpon the comming of	15
peace with the emperour	15
at this day the	15
of the turks army	15
out of his own	15
but especially of the	15
at which time he	15
he was not to	15
the discord of the	15
the sides of the	15
thought it not best	15
part of the turkish	15
forward with his armie	15
all his power to	15
empire of the turks	15
as also for that	15
by force of arms	15
for the releefe of	15
for the taking of	15
go out of the	15
them all to the	15
first of that name	15
as he was a	15
to the duke of	15
against the enemies of	15
his dead bodie was	15
in mind of the	15
and that they had	15
in the turkish empire	15
all things needfull for	15
it was necessary to	15
the space of six	15
and by this means	15
as much as it	15
i thought it not	15
to persuade him to	15
at the same instant	15
betwixt the emperour and	15
the bassa of caraemit	15
out of his kingdome	15
of them in the	15
for the besieging of	15
of the greatnesse of	15
so great a matter	15
was the cause that	15
as also for the	15
and other places of	15
taken from the christians	15
the grand signior having	15
processe of this historie	15
in the parts of	15
brought vp in the	15
the countrey before him	15
the christians in their	15
men of the court	15
which he had before	15
tooke the citie of	15
and many of the	15
the behalfe of the	15
to the prejudice of	15
the appointment of the	15
the conditions of the	15
he was able to	15
to be done in	15
assaulted by the turks	15
the manner of that	15
longer to endure the	15
cut off his head	15
so great a number	15
as that he could	15
of the turks fleet	15
to the sea side	15
with the blood of	15
with the bassa of	15
which they could not	15
they of the towne	15
good liking of the	15
r ocm this keyboarded	15
better sort of the	15
was to be done	15
bassaes of the court	15
in the processe of	15
it to be a	15
aware of his comming	15
that if he had	15
with part of his	15
within the space of	15
the glorie of his	15
that the christians were	15
estc r ocm this	15
and this was the	15
and so came to	15
for the obtaining of	14
him into his hands	14
by some of his	14
ambassadour at the port	14
the turks at the	14
a few daies after	14
that if they would	14
the danger of their	14
thrust him out of	14
to take possession of	14
this was the first	14
the dawning of the	14
him with all speed	14
that the turks had	14
they were enforced to	14
at that time in	14
it was not possible	14
the grand signior of	14
of the persian kings	14
then bishop of rome	14
was brought vnto him	14
as the truth was	14
that so great a	14
and that there was	14
during which time the	14
hauing set all things	14
vnder the wals of	14
to hold it out	14
best part of the	14
a quarter of a	14
in comparison of the	14
at the ottoman court	14
of the great emperour	14
by word of mouth	14
the succession of the	14
much as he had	14
without any great resistance	14
a day or two	14
betwixt the christians and	14
to be put in	14
by all means to	14
by the grace of	14
it were better to	14
to defend the same	14
the middest of their	14
text notes for div	14
slaughter on both sides	14
the greatness of his	14
all such things as	14
the two and twentith	14
as he thought best	14
of all the rest	14
of the christian faith	14
so notable a victorie	14
as well as he	14
the meane time he	14
not by any meanes	14
to the great maister	14
such a number of	14
comming on of the	14
the euill successe of	14
for the common good	14
were best to be	14
the ruines of a	14
the remembrance of the	14
and at the first	14
two hundred thousand men	14
dead vpon the ground	14
in the entrance of	14
the course of this	14
in behalf of the	14
in regard of his	14
fight hand to hand	14
the christian common weale	14
the fame of his	14
from the beginning of	14
man of great courage	14
would in no case	14
rest of his army	14
part of the venetian	14
of the visier bassaes	14
top of the wals	14
of the old emperour	14
vnder the gouernment of	14
at the port of	14
by the comming in	14
a letter to the	14
for all that they	14
of all hope of	14
to be a man	14
power of the turke	14
expedition into the holy	14
a man of no	14
and amongst the rest	14
the prince of servia	14
to craue aid of	14
as much speed as	14
the point to haue	14
with the slaughter of	14
mouth of the riuer	14
the noise of the	14
and generall of the	14
with losse to retire	14
that it could not	14
part of the turkes	14
rest of the army	14
the island of malta	14
the number of his	14
every one of them	14
peace with the turke	14
knew not how to	14
taken vpon him the	14
of the grand seigneurs	14
from the rest of	14
towards the end of	14
for the safety of	14
and the manner of	14
to the hazard of	14
as his manner was	14
of his great ordinance	14
or general of the	14
in favour of the	14
to be in the	14
with a puissant army	14
the successe of the	14
passe ouer the riuer	14
sent for by the	14
be taken in hand	14
in the end of	14
the king of armenia	14
vnto the rest of	14
men of great account	14
for the performance of	14
the maintenance of his	14
of the beglerbeg of	14
without respect of age	14
to return to constantinople	14
at such times as	14
into the forme of	14
thousand of the turkes	14
what were best to	14
went out of the	14
as their manner is	14
it downe to the	14
danger to haue beene	14
sent a messenger to	14
with certaine troupes of	14
of the turkish army	14
carried away with the	14
and downe the countrey	14
gouernour of the citie	14
they are able to	14
in the left wing	14
of all these things	14
not possible to be	14
hands of the turks	14
in the open field	14
the territories of the	14
into the confines of	14
a clock in the	14
in regarde of the	14
they were not to	14
for the rest of	14
and many of them	14
in the minds of	14
banks of the river	14
of the turkish armie	14
the grand signior with	14
multitude of his enemies	14
by the great bassaes	14
force of armes to	14
came to the castle	14
came at length to	14
to bring him to	14
the inuasion of the	14
beginning of the war	14
it were in a	14
was by the great	14
the souldiours of the	14
the king of bosna	14
the turks and the	14
at this day is	14
with their wiues and	14
be one of the	14
the authority of the	14
against so mightie an	14
from whence they were	14
which at this day	14
from the original text	14
him as he went	14
they could not be	14
shew as if he	14
to come to him	14
beginning of the spring	14
a matter of great	14
neither was there any	14
it was by the	14
in the number of	14
the original text notes	14
so soone as they	14
and out of the	14
the th of may	14
it had been a	14
the rest into the	14
if he should haue	14
the turks fleet was	14
and put to sword	14
vnto the king of	14
warres against the turke	14
the prince of transylvania	14
that no man should	14
the turks from the	14
not without great losse	14
able to endure the	14
about the middle of	14
in presence of the	14
depart with bag and	14
a great power to	14
that part of his	14
for which cause the	14
the articles of peace	14
the grand signior being	14
of his friends and	14
hath a revenue of	14
had the leading of	14
the number of about	14
so far from being	14
princes of the same	14
vpon the approch of	14
out of hope to	14
and in the same	14
vp to the top	14
and that if he	14
original text notes for	14
the emperor and the	14
with some part of	14
to do the like	14
upon the account of	14
the citie vnto the	14
rest of the turks	13
was brought to the	13
with the manner of	13
the custome of the	13
into the port of	13
the door of the	13
sent vnto him from	13
the cause of their	13
the meane time to	13
the heart of the	13
greatnesse of the turkish	13
the states of hungary	13
retreat to be sounded	13
with a great shot	13
rest of the nobilitie	13
and put them to	13
to the great hinderance	13
at the gate of	13
a citie of the	13
vnto the great sultan	13
one against the other	13
it is hard to	13
him the government of	13
the emperour charles the	13
the furie of his	13
the vnworthie death of	13
when he had thus	13
dawning of the day	13
a man for his	13
the venetians in the	13
some other of the	13
soone as he was	13
whether it were better	13
in the grand signiors	13
to him and his	13
top of the rampiers	13
the taking of constantinople	13
both by land and	13
at this day called	13
their great prophet mahomet	13
set it on fire	13
brought into the campe	13
the end they may	13
the use of the	13
and yet for all	13
fell on both sides	13
the coast of the	13
about a mile from	13
fast as he could	13
and other parts of	13
made shew as if	13
at the instance of	13
they might in safetie	13
of the zaims at	13
as well as in	13
the great power of	13
plentie of all things	13
in no case to	13
what he had done	13
fortune of a battell	13
at home and abroad	13
of the turkes great	13
with the desire of	13
part of the city	13
ought not to be	13
all that had happened	13
to take order for	13
armie in order of	13
about this time also	13
comming of the turkes	13
to save their lives	13
which at the first	13
the interest of the	13
armie of the turkes	13
the mediation of the	13
the first of that	13
departed out of the	13
him in mind of	13
the right hand of	13
a man of an	13
out of which they	13
on the frontiers of	13
not suffer him to	13
two hundred and fiftie	13
knowing which way to	13
and after he had	13
are at this day	13
contrarie to their expectation	13
the aduantage of the	13
were for the most	13
they were come to	13
the emperour and his	13
out of the town	13
rest of the princes	13
with little or no	13
out of the bay	13
greater part of the	13
with the rest to	13
to the old seraglio	13
the emperour his brother	13
with great joy and	13
did what he might	13
the will of the	13
one from the other	13
put them all to	13
the most part in	13
all his forces to	13
was so far from	13
out of the gates	13
the great hinderance of	13
he was resolved to	13
that in so doing	13
but when he saw	13
the islands of the	13
the feet of the	13
were it neuer so	13
or master of the	13
the fame of the	13
euen as farre as	13
he thought good to	13
want of all things	13
it fortuned that the	13
a good number of	13
so much to the	13
further side of the	13
the nobilitie of hvngarie	13
to be brought into	13
being brought to the	13
in the end the	13
that he would in	13
the king of hierusalem	13
came in his way	13
vpon the banke of	13
the chief city of	13
and the people of	13
the citie of melita	13
the same manner as	13
disposed of all things	13
by the prince of	13
in diuers places of	13
in the market place	13
the end that the	13
to the french king	13
part of his forces	13
by the violence of	13
yet such was the	13
was not long after	13
the league with the	13
if he had beene	13
of the turks is	13
be brought to the	13
in the service of	13
serue him in his	13
the time of sultan	13
for his good seruice	13
commanded him to be	13
with a strong power	13
matter of so great	13
to the pleasure of	13
hands of the christians	13
that he had not	13
into the castle of	13
vnto the castle of	13
at the entrance of	13
so much as one	13
the safetie of the	13
and the bishop of	13
that they might not	13
the woods and mountaines	13
and in a short	13
spoiled by the turks	13
the flight of the	13
vnto him and his	13
the duke of savoy	13
both sides of the	13
thousand horse and foot	13