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trigram	frequency
of the turks	1227
out of the	1166
the grand signior	925
of the turkes	765
part of the	690
one of the	662
the rest of	655
of the christians	597
of the citie	587
the king of	540
by the turks	526
that he was	521
of the great	519
of the empire	518
with a great	502
as it were	501
of the turkish	494
in the meane	472
that it was	466
the meane time	454
so great a	447
that he had	440
rest of the	437
according to the	432
the death of	430
of the christian	421
to the great	415
the name of	393
not to be	383
the same time	380
of all the	375
the citie of	372
the time of	371
on the other	367
by reason of	361
of the world	361
and the other	359
and in the	358
and of the	347
at the same	343
of the grand	342
the bassa of	341
a man of	326
of the same	325
he could not	325
on both sides	324
that they were	324
by the way	318
the other side	317
the beginning of	303
the space of	302
the manner of	293
in short time	291
so that the	285
as much as	284
with his armie	282
one of his	282
at which time	279
the hands of	277
was by the	275
the castle of	274
and that the	273
in the mean	271
out of his	270
that he would	270
the most part	267
the number of	266
part of his	265
the mean time	265
with all his	264
of his owne	264
of his armie	261
the comming of	260
the next day	260
to the grand	258
the kingdome of	255
at the first	255
that he should	254
side of the	254
and that he	253
of the court	253
with all the	253
that the turks	252
as he had	249
the french king	248
at that time	246
of the people	246
of the city	244
a great part	241
of the castle	240
for all that	238
a great number	237
and the rest	234
by the christians	234
after he had	233
with the rest	233
great part of	232
which he had	232
for the most	231
the christian princes	229
such time as	227
great number of	226
was to be	225
a little before	224
and so to	223
as if they	221
that they had	221
so much as	220
the persian king	220
as he was	218
to the turks	218
came to the	218
most part of	218
and by the	216
of so great	214
of the enemie	214
in the same	212
of the emperour	212
all the rest	211
him in the	210
the power of	209
that is to	209
is to say	208
the losse of	207
that they should	207
if he had	207
whom he had	205
by the turkes	204
that he might	204
the siege of	203
in the yeare	203
of the most	203
it was not	202
as if he	202
to be made	201
of his own	200
if they had	200
many of the	198
at this day	197
the turks in	197
one of them	196
reason of the	196
the grand signiors	195
the top of	195
the state of	193
the end of	193
the greatest part	190
if he would	190
some of the	190
of the whole	189
he would not	188
taken by the	188
as they were	188
of the armie	188
not able to	187
with the turks	187
which is the	186
not long after	186
in the time	185
of the king	185
of the countrey	184
could not be	184
time of the	184
and all the	182
neere vnto the	180
together with the	180
power of the	179
the prince of	178
for want of	178
into the citie	175
most of the	175
that they might	174
put to death	174
the defence of	174
out of their	173
not so much	172
of the ottoman	171
to the emperour	171
a number of	170
and for the	170
for as much	170
many of them	170
for that he	170
the great master	170
of his men	169
the sight of	169
come to the	169
that he could	168
in the beginning	168
in the world	168
the duke of	167
if it had	167
according to his	166
to take the	165
to be the	164
him to be	164
greatest part of	164
as if it	164
the princes of	164
sea and land	164
of the enemies	164
in the citie	163
that part of	162
not a little	162
of his enemies	162
were by the	162
so great an	161
as well as	161
for that the	161
it is not	160
of the order	160
he was not	160
to the sword	158
as it was	158
the christians in	158
by sea and	157
the frontiers of	157
master of the	157
as for the	156
at such time	156
for feare of	156
in such sort	156
of their own	155
the strength of	154
parts of the	154
which the turks	154
of the venetians	152
the middest of	152
of the seraglio	151
defence of the	151
where he was	151
the turkish empire	151
against the turks	151
hands of the	150
the turks were	150
to be a	150
into the hands	150
of the sea	150
of the place	150
a great armie	150
him to the	149
he was by	149
of their enemies	149
of a great	149
them in the	149
not far from	149
of all things	148
to haue beene	148
they could not	148
as they had	147
and not to	147
of the ianizaries	146
of the other	146
he had before	146
put to flight	145
the cause of	145
with the great	144
in the night	144
that it is	144
of his empire	143
to the king	143
him in his	142
in like manner	142
that the turkes	142
to make a	142
to come to	142
to haue been	141
in the morning	141
if he should	141
the mouth of	141
the island of	141
when he had	141
in a great	140
as far as	140
generall of the	140
princes of the	140
of his father	139
is to be	139
of the greatest	139
rest of his	138
the honour of	138
comming of the	138
for the defence	138
general of the	137
man of great	137
that they would	137
and from thence	137
the midst of	136
there was no	136
in the end	135
in the castle	134
of the kingdome	134
for that purpose	133
them to the	133
with all speed	133
of his kingdome	132
of the french	132
some of them	132
so much the	132
manner of the	132
and that they	131
that in the	131
so that he	131
of the towne	130
for him to	130
him by the	130
the minds of	130
they were not	130
the house of	130
of their owne	130
of all his	129
it was thought	129
of his army	129
the head of	129
after the manner	128
the great bassa	128
number of the	128
with a strong	128
the order of	128
the taking of	128
early english books	128
in the seraglio	127
to the end	127
he had in	127
in the midst	127
if they would	127
of the common	127
of the sultan	127
was in the	126
the confines of	126
that there was	126
so that they	126
the greatnesse of	125
of the rhodes	124
in this manner	124
the coast of	124
but in the	124
the great vizier	123
the turks had	123
in the field	123
the government of	123
which they had	123
there was a	123
with the other	122
of the night	122
was glad to	122
the place where	122
if they should	122
of the othoman	122
peace with the	122
at this time	121
the knights of	120
amongst the turks	120
in the middest	120
the borders of	120
that if he	120
the great sultan	119
him out of	119
the command of	119
the place of	119
of his life	119
there is no	119
the gates of	118
of the prince	118
the countrey of	118
the course of	118
strength of the	118
of the persian	118
horse and foot	117
he came to	117
the emperour and	117
as a man	117
be able to	117
of the late	117
ouer the riuer	117
there is a	117
and the turks	117
a great power	117
sent to the	117
to the sultan	117
belonging to the	117
them to be	117
he should be	116
from the turks	116
at the siege	116
of the army	116
vnto him the	116
as he said	116
the danger of	115
of the rest	115
were to be	115
the grand visier	115
it had been	115
beginning of the	115
part of their	115
top of the	114
to be done	114
the fortune of	114
sight of the	114
according to their	113
of the janizaries	113
that all the	113
the gouernment of	113
in the turkish	113
the conduct of	113
the presence of	113
as soone as	113
in the year	112
but a little	112
both by sea	112
fire and sword	112
he had not	112
by the great	111
and at the	111
with his army	111
the spoile of	111
the multitude of	110
such as were	110
of the kings	110
it would be	110
of the war	110
the turks and	110
as soon as	110
knights of the	110
of all others	109
the more to	109
of the state	109
for the turks	109
the turkish emperour	109
to the ground	108
which is a	108
he had been	108
the great turke	108
which was the	108
in all the	108
to see the	107
of the town	107
the riuer of	107
of his subjects	107
of the enemy	107
the lesser asia	107
the th of	107
the rest to	107
king of spaine	107
him and his	107
about this time	107
when he was	106
of his great	106
whom he was	106
by the space	105
as it is	105
that of the	105
and on the	105
he was a	105
to enter into	105
the force of	105
put to the	105
of so many	105
the charge of	105
the life of	105
to go to	105
of the old	104
the first of	104
mouth of the	104
of the venetian	104
the furie of	104
into the castle	104
in the city	104
the side of	104
of our lord	104
name of the	103
state of the	103
which he was	103
english books online	103
and that it	103
to be brought	103
he was so	103
vnto the emperour	103
the grand signor	103
cloth of gold	103
to his own	102
the christian religion	102
the leading of	102
more and more	102
for the space	102
a great army	102
but by the	102
out of all	102
but that the	102
of the turke	101
the port of	101
emperour of the	101
he was in	101
of his best	101
and to the	101
if it were	100
king of the	100
end of the	100
as that he	100
of the present	100
into the city	100
the one side	100
of the defendants	100
and with the	100
as he could	100
but the turks	100
it to be	100
was not to	100
the people of	100
for that they	100
great store of	100
for fear of	99
it to the	99
had not the	99
the sonne of	99
by force of	99
by the emperour	99
order of the	98
and with a	98
of the island	98
by and by	98
in hope of	98
both of the	98
with the losse	98
by way of	98
to have been	98
to the court	98
other christian princes	98
to the other	98
the city of	97
most of his	97
of his comming	97
and to be	97
with all their	97
the right hand	97
which time the	96
of the nobilitie	96
of the riuer	96
and as it	96
for defence of	96
the old emperour	96
to be of	96
of the fleet	96
called by the	96
to the castle	96
this was the	96
of the said	95
men of warre	95
the loss of	95
all his forces	95
it was a	95
on the right	95
the title of	95
it was the	95
thought it not	95
them that were	94
of the day	94
they should be	94
the turks to	94
all parts of	93
some of his	93
to whom he	93
for most part	93
to be in	93
of the tartars	93
the christian fleet	93
the turkes in	93
come into the	93
the walls of	92
of them that	92
with the emperour	92
and in a	92
at length the	92
was forced to	92
after the death	92
on the th	92
into the sea	92
it is a	92
they would not	91
he had done	91
the way of	91
the ottoman empire	91
all sorts of	91
of the princes	91
he was to	91
most of them	91
with the same	91
of that name	91
what he had	91
of the country	91
the christians were	91
the holy land	91
in the turks	91
to the turk	91
that the christians	91
in time of	91
vnto the turks	91
in the countrey	91
time of his	90
and a great	90
of the wall	90
the ruines of	90
brought to the	90
that they are	90
of the matter	90
the towne of	89
of the league	89
as is before	89
of a most	89
not farre from	89
him with a	89
were in the	89
also of the	89
for a while	89
the sea coast	89
the great bassaes	89
hearing of the	89
of the port	89
by all meanes	89
all manner of	89
he began to	88
to the christians	88
all things in	88
they came to	88
possession of the	88
they were to	88
furie of the	88
of the best	88
the forces of	88
to return to	88
to make him	87
against the turkes	87
of the east	87
a great and	87
as farre as	87
an hundred and	87
and other places	87
as that they	87
on the one	87
with such a	87
he thought it	87
with fire and	87
those of the	87
in stead of	86
to the place	86
of the serrail	86
were glad to	86
to the number	86
to be seene	86
in the court	86
and such like	86
that the emperour	86
death of the	86
as they could	86
taken from the	86
of the peace	86
of the emperours	86
he would have	85
to be seen	85
two or three	85
on his way	85
vnto the great	85
that if the	85
contrary to the	85
vpon the sudden	85
the valour of	85
for which cause	85
with a small	85
of such a	85
bassa of buda	85
of purpose to	85
he did not	84
at his pleasure	84
and the more	84
the isle of	84
being come to	84
them by the	84
of his fathers	84
against the turke	84
with great slaughter	84
and to make	84
for the same	84
he should not	84
but when he	84
king of polonia	84
in the middle	84
to all the	84
the empire of	84
were forced to	83
places of the	83
in token of	83
would not be	83
into the field	83
and put to	83
in so great	83
of the way	83
so that it	83
much the more	83
the turks with	83
of his brother	83
they were in	83
the hope of	83
feare of the	83
in the yeere	83
the wals of	83
other side of	82
it had beene	82
captaine of the	82
the turkes were	82
into his hands	82
to be taken	82
so long as	82
the pasha of	82
for the present	82
which time also	82
with his own	82
from thence to	82
of that countrey	81
on that side	81
the law of	81
up and down	81
caused to be	81
the conquest of	81
danger of the	81
with his owne	81
that they could	81
and that therefore	81
of the turk	81
the great ordinance	81
the son of	81
in defence of	81
of all sorts	80
to make the	80
after they had	80
of his people	80
the possession of	80
great numbers of	80
in their hands	80
of the garrison	80
yet for all	80
vp and downe	79
but he was	79
but that he	79
the next morning	79
of such as	79
as he went	79
of the siege	79
him of his	79
of all that	79
besieged by the	79
to the port	79
to be so	79
minds of the	79
in his owne	79
the commaundement of	78
they had before	78
they were by	78
gates of the	78
by the name	78
that the grand	78
the person of	78
brought into the	78
they began to	77
the grand vizir	77
they had been	77
for the more	77
nothing more than	77
of them were	77
to his father	77
the emperour of	77
in the empire	77
of his countrey	77
an army of	77
with whom he	77
the christians had	76
the better to	76
with the christians	76
a part of	76
with much adoe	76
him of the	76
to meet him	76
of their religion	76
spoile of the	76
the heads of	76
from the emperour	76
for that it	75
a place of	75
out of a	75
into the campe	75
the rising of	75
a long time	75
the nature of	75
force of the	75
at the port	75
of their great	75
the middle of	75
of the house	75
and the rather	75
for the great	75
and so with	75
for them to	75
in regard of	75
with a few	75
much as the	74
comming to the	74
of the west	74
him and the	74
them of the	74
when they are	74
all the world	74
to the turkes	74
the heat of	74
are to be	74
in his own	74
caused him to	74
they should not	74
acquainted with the	74
thought it best	74
league with the	74
or at least	74
of long time	74
it may be	74
of one of	74
greatnesse of the	74
a kind of	74
from whence they	74
his father in	74
they of the	74
he was come	73
among the turks	73
so great and	73
where they were	73
the emperour to	73
and the great	73
one of their	73
in the first	73
a short time	73
sonne in law	73
make use of	73
in his hand	73
a strong garrison	73
who in the	73
with the turkes	73
in the campe	73
by the same	73
by whom he	73
this is the	72
to giue him	72
any of the	72
officers of the	72
in the name	72
vnto the turkes	72
was about to	72
many of his	72
such things as	72
and so much	72
as he thought	72
of the battell	72
the christian commonweale	72
against the christians	72
that they may	72
empire of the	72
in danger to	71
to whom the	71
text creation partnership	71
slaughter of the	71
of the sultans	71
men of great	71
the maintenance of	71
the turks at	71
the use of	71
with many other	71
it is to	71
they had not	71
his armie to	71
by the commaundement	71
men of the	71
him with the	71
at any time	71
he had with	71
by the king	71
consent of the	71
all to the	71
so that in	71
and it is	71
in a short	71
on the left	71
if they were	70
all the other	70
the greeke emperour	70
it is reported	70
that which is	70
under the command	70
if he could	70
the temple of	70
part of them	70
but they were	70
for the better	70
to defend the	70
it were in	70
the bay of	69
in hope to	69
the venetian admirall	69
more than the	69
was the first	69
the foot of	69
the report of	69
amongst the rest	69
the grand seignior	69
he had made	69
the whole armie	69
forces of the	69
to be put	69
and so the	69
vpon him the	69
of the knights	69
to the turkish	68
all the countrey	68
on euerie side	68
out of which	68
certaine companies of	68
with him in	68
seemed to be	68
by the venetians	68
the turks fleet	68
the helpe of	68
as in the	68
all things necessarie	68
of the two	68
him with all	68
should not be	68
was not so	68
in respect of	68
the terrour of	68
for all the	68
to the siege	68
valour of the	68
of the hungarians	68
time as the	67
the states of	67
by one of	67
it should be	67
and that in	67
and so in	67
with his fleet	67
and the same	67
with the greatest	67
gouernment of the	67
government of the	67
they are not	67
had in the	67
about to haue	67
vnder the leading	67
to the bassa	67
the history of	67
to his owne	67
he was glad	67
is before declared	67
when they had	67
the sea side	67
all his power	67
that if they	67
presence of the	67
that hee was	67
with the turk	67
the yeere of	67
of the new	67
in the sight	67
two of the	67
whom they had	67
the ruine of	67
the departure of	67
such was the	67
certaine of the	66
by the grand	66
the glory of	66
of his most	66
as they are	66
of the river	66
with a most	66
the countrey people	66
the destruction of	66
in other places	66
from whence he	66
charles the emperour	66
for so great	66
the day of	66
to endure the	66
with so great	66
based on the	66
is not to	66
to the empire	66
him into the	66
were sent to	66
and with great	65
seat of the	65
the cities of	65
and out of	65
him with his	65
other of the	65
day and night	65
with the king	65
as that it	65
the othoman kings	65
armie of the	65
the next spring	65
subject to the	65
during which time	65
to keepe the	65
and for that	65
an armie of	65
and the christians	65
for he was	65
of the victorie	65
him to his	65
some part of	65
of that country	65
of men and	64
diuers of the	64
the better sort	64
the countries of	64
all such as	64
that which was	64
and to haue	64
the kings of	64
of whom he	64
the parts of	64
in the island	64
at their pleasure	64
returned to the	64
by little and	64
vnto the citie	64
little and little	64
the turks call	64
he had a	64
it was to	64
gouernour of the	63
and all other	63
in good hope	63
but that they	63
a great while	63
was come to	63
be brought to	63
the governour of	63
to passe ouer	63
of the first	63
in good time	63
such as are	63
to his great	63
his wife and	63
that side of	63
put them to	63
and the like	63
the safetie of	63
to the citie	63
the same day	63
of all these	63
the fame of	62
he had no	62
in his place	62
king of persia	62
as the turks	62
ought to be	62
a matter of	62
to make his	62
from the grand	62
hundred and fiftie	62
one and the	62
he was of	62
and so by	62
in sight of	62
a piece of	62
to make them	62
nature of the	62
him from the	62
turks and tartars	62
but it is	62
and of his	62
that the king	62
with an army	62
the captaine of	62
the face of	61
of his master	61
of the field	61
when they were	61
of the comming	61
in his way	61
with all things	61
them out of	61
death of his	61
thousand of his	61
to the venetians	61
the inhabitants of	61
when as the	61
aid of the	61
being able to	61
and the venetians	61
of all other	61
at the time	61
made by the	60
all this while	60
of the inhabitants	60
the bounds of	60
of which the	60
of the persians	60
the daughter of	60
of the holy	60
to the same	60
thousand of the	60
and though the	60
and such as	60
given to the	60
sent from the	60
them in their	60
the gouernour of	60
enter into the	60
of the souldiors	60
as we have	60
the black sea	60
on the contrary	60
he had to	60
he would be	60
in order of	60
but it was	60
so to do	60
a great deal	60
the night following	60
rising of the	60
he had taken	60
with an armie	60
head of the	60
the whole army	60
honour of the	60
the turkes and	59
aga of the	59
to be set	59
chief of the	59
terrour of the	59
it might be	59
to haue taken	59
to assault the	59
as they said	59
of the mamalukes	59
was brought to	59
in the serrail	59
he resolved to	59
of the law	59
that there is	59
of the bassa	59
the violence of	59
the bishop of	59
himselfe and his	59
to haue the	59
put in execution	59
the emperor of	59
at the foot	59
to fight with	59
of his followers	59
against the emperour	59
with so much	59
by the tartars	58
of all men	58
them from the	58
of the sunne	58
troubled with the	58
of the yeare	58
and in this	58
emperor of the	58
and that with	58
of the hungarian	58
it is the	58
to be kept	58
the truth of	58
the good of	58
the reliefe of	58
by the enemie	58
and the turkes	58
a multitude of	58
in his power	58
of them to	58
over the river	58
in all his	58
first of the	58
to send him	58
of his estate	58
which they were	58
vnto the king	58
in diuers places	57
he might be	57
too and fro	57
was by them	57
the young prince	57
far from the	57
the mind of	57
as is aforesaid	57
thought to be	57
who had been	57
citie of constantinople	57
the christian common	57
place of the	57
view of the	57
the example of	57
to give him	57
of that place	57
the left hand	57
yeere of our	57
he would haue	57
of the souldiery	57
the great and	57
mahomet the great	57
with the like	57
in that place	57
in times past	57
to the christian	57
emperour and the	57
the affairs of	57
of his friends	57
vnto the christians	57
with the turke	57
the latter end	57
in those parts	57
men of war	56
the beglerbeg of	56
charge of the	56
the hand of	56
that the bassa	56
for which he	56
is in the	56
in many places	56
the yeare of	56
the right wing	56
command of the	56
vnto him by	56
for a time	56
at his first	56
for the turkes	56
an hundred thousand	56
the glorie of	56
fortune of the	56
the turks are	56
whether it were	56
in good order	56
take vp armes	56
in the late	56
both for the	56
they were all	56
to win the	56
to besiege the	56
to be feared	56
from the christians	56
the turks by	56
of the year	56
knights of malta	56
father in law	56
of the bassaes	56
great deal of	56
the greatness of	55
taken out of	55
the citie was	55
against his brother	55
of his state	55
taken in hand	55
the remainder of	55
were able to	55
by which means	55
he had so	55
the vttermost of	55
him for his	55
the service of	55
to be carried	55
for it was	55
of his souldiors	55
the straits of	55
a great fleet	55
set at libertie	55
they had done	55
on one side	55
latter end of	55
of the time	55
that the venetians	55
of the danger	55
fell into the	55
in order to	55
the heart of	55
that for the	55
his sonne in	55
middest of the	55
cause of the	55
of the besieged	55
that the great	54
of the greeke	54
in the camp	54
in person himselfe	54
of that kingdome	54
the way to	54
hand to hand	54
in the open	54
in the place	54
the eyes of	54
to giue the	54
driuen out of	54
contrarie to the	54
the court of	54
about the same	54
of cloth of	54
into the countrey	54
as that the	54
thought good to	54
to which the	54
euen in the	54
losse of the	54
the time that	54
of the church	54
if it be	54
as to the	54
as we haue	54
but when they	54
by no meanes	54
entred into the	54
could not but	54
a great slaughter	54
hope of the	54
the grand seigneur	54
the great men	54
his armie in	54
of which they	54
what he could	54
his eldest sonne	54
downe to the	54
appointed for the	53
an account of	53
him as a	53
him not to	53
for it is	53
of the emperor	53
the king and	53
three or four	53
and came to	53
that it would	53
put into the	53
they in the	53
from the great	53
with the multitude	53
himselfe with his	53
to follow him	53
all his armie	53
of them being	53
farre from the	53
the whole world	53
he went to	53
were about to	53
i will not	53
fled into the	53
was not able	53
in this sort	53
bag and baggage	53
betwixt him and	53
the turkes armie	53
they did not	53
account of the	53
all kind of	53
and at length	53
of the campe	53
that in all	53
in a manner	53
which was not	53
began now to	53
and of all	53
which are the	52
wearie of the	52
the hearts of	52
the keeping of	52
warres against the	52
of their men	52
to be found	52
to set forward	52
which the turkes	52
about which time	52
yeelded vnto him	52
they had taken	52
great slaughter of	52
ignorant of the	52
that by the	52
reason of his	52
that he hath	52
all of them	52
the imperiall citie	52
losse of his	52
returned to constantinople	52
in the turkes	52
against the persians	52
the knowledge of	52
to their own	52
the christian armie	52
the slaughter of	52
of the gates	52
the first that	52
two of his	52
ruines of the	52
the great maister	52
letters to the	52
not being able	52
fled out of	52
captain of the	52
the other christian	52
came into the	52
and with their	52
the winning of	52
not long before	52
the protection of	52
of the vizier	52
a peace with	52
which they call	52
which he did	52
was a man	52
and the king	52
for the maintenance	52
little or no	52
what they had	52
of the earth	52
men at armes	52
wiues and children	52
defence of their	52
the blood of	52
the common people	51
whom the turks	51
at length to	51
before they were	51
them with a	51
of great experience	51
had in his	51
to be sent	51
an end of	51
the news of	51
midst of the	51
deliuered vnto him	51
a most terrible	51
so soon as	51
place where the	51
put him to	51
the turks great	51
by his father	51
vp in the	51
out of hope	51
that hee had	51
because he would	51
were ready to	51
and with his	51
and that which	51
the kingdom of	51
as the turkes	51
cut in pieces	51
other parts of	51
and some other	51
not farre off	51
to the vizier	51
than the rest	51
in his absence	51
to the ottoman	51
bassa of bosna	51
of this great	51
rather than to	51
his armie into	51
to haue done	51
the remembrance of	51
and brought to	51
for their own	51
wals of the	51
it was by	51
that in a	51
were not able	51
the fort of	51
he was sent	51
but for the	50
to receive the	50
and by his	50
the turkish army	50
in the east	50
of the latines	50
and there to	50
it was in	50
backe againe to	50
vpon the way	50
the assistance of	50
them to flight	50
of the chief	50
to returne againe	50
by his owne	50
him for the	50
of the spring	50
and for his	50
others of the	50
of them which	50
or any other	50
at one time	50
to the top	50
to have the	50
the chief of	50
in the great	50
to the last	50
the gate of	50
and other great	50
the month of	50
and shortly after	50
it came to	50
of the mahometan	50
although they were	50
the greeke empire	50
in his stead	50
in the most	50
thought to haue	50
if he were	49
the transyluanian prince	49
made use of	49
a great battell	49
and all his	49
taken from him	49
number of them	49
to forsake the	49
their great ordinance	49
that at length	49
the turkes to	49
turks in the	49
the point of	49
of those who	49
keying and markup	49
as he did	49
heads of the	49
he should haue	49
grand signior to	49
being brought to	49
up to the	49
knowledge of the	49
he had of	49
in the presence	49
on the side	49
the turkish emperours	49
possessed of the	49
mean time the	49
them with the	49
defence of his	49
in the space	49
great men of	49
not far off	49
the turkes had	49
that no man	49
during the time	49
to withstand the	49
against his will	49
to be at	49
himself to the	49
to keep the	49
strength of his	49
and some of	49
the enemies of	49
the seat of	49
space of three	49
in the last	49
other places of	49
the ianizaries and	49
it will be	49
in matters of	49
the country of	49
to be able	49
it were to	49
he with his	49
the matter was	49
of an hundred	48
him to haue	48
of that which	48
with the spoile	48
with bag and	48
to see him	48
to the emperor	48
one of these	48
so to haue	48
i know not	48
be put to	48
which way to	48
in the wars	48
time as he	48
by his embassadours	48
to take his	48
as well in	48
against the common	48
much as he	48
a prince of	48
into their hands	48
as if the	48
the day before	48
the nobilitie of	48
with the grand	48
of those that	48
againe to the	48
kingdome of hvngarie	48
and when they	48
the emperour had	48
the rest were	48
the greater part	48
and many other	48
beginning of his	48
brought with him	48
was able to	48
returned againe to	48
for that time	48
the battell of	48
so to doe	48
for the emperour	48
yeare of our	48
but at length	48
in such a	48
end of this	47
raised a great	47
by any meanes	47
they had beene	47
to the camp	47
as well for	47
himselfe with the	47
the christians to	47
not daring to	47
in any case	47
to take in	47
shall not be	47
the vayuod of	47
king of poland	47
and the next	47
so far from	47
and as many	47
he was the	47
of the death	47
with the venetians	47
force of armes	47
the flight of	47
and the grand	47
hand of the	47
in the way	47
to fall into	47
not in the	47
the king to	47
face of the	47
come out of	47
euen to the	47
alongst the sea	47
some of their	47
was by him	47
after his death	47
report of the	47
the benefit of	47
and many of	47
all meanes to	47
and of a	47
to make their	47
for the honour	47
presents to the	47
of which he	47
for some time	47
to him the	47
bassa of bvda	47
againe into the	47
of the dead	47
his brother in	47
for div a	47
in the port	47
notes for div	47
fear of the	46
in comparison of	46
then in the	46
set vpon the	46
the sultana valide	46
out of asia	46
to be his	46
christians in the	46
bishop of rome	46
of the lesser	46
to no purpose	46
and after that	46
all speed to	46
the christians and	46
to his charge	46
at the least	46
would not suffer	46
to joyn with	46
all the great	46
we haue before	46
at all times	46
in the lesser	46
the christian faith	46
to take vp	46
man of a	46
things necessarie for	46
conditions of peace	46
and in his	46
to have a	46
history of the	46
not at all	46
in the very	46
christian princes of	46
agreeable to the	46
against the turk	46
made with the	46
they were glad	46
and so returned	46
without any great	46
himselfe to be	46
of his power	46
with their great	46
of his brothers	46
carried away with	46
with his wife	46
of their liues	46
the persuasion of	46
the custom of	46
in all places	46
like to be	46
great power of	46
on euery side	46
made in the	46
last of all	46
of it selfe	46
now in the	46
there was not	46
he could to	46
the strait of	46
to the prince	46
the noise of	46
many of their	46
the turks armie	46
of the warre	45
the turks being	45
for the good	45
by the power	45
his friends and	45
for all this	45
hope to haue	45
sent vnto him	45
in the streets	45
citie of the	45
to the intent	45
to raise the	45
and the most	45
cause of his	45
the turks have	45
years of age	45
the other two	45
vntill such time	45
to continue the	45
of his good	45
emperour of constantinople	45
to the people	45
to the vttermost	45
to make an	45
on the ground	45
with as much	45
of them a	45
the height of	45
terrified with the	45
but of the	45
set forward with	45
the same to	45
from whence the	45
the young emperour	45
to reuenge the	45
manner of their	45
was at the	45
and it was	45
the men of	45
a place called	45
hundred thousand men	45
in no case	45
each of them	45
with his brother	45
departure of the	45
of their empire	45
the garrison of	45
such a multitude	45
the inuasion of	45
of them in	45
of this historie	45
of the hill	45
of the better	44
the common good	44
is able to	44
the help of	44
himself to be	44
the church of	44
coming to the	44
his great ordinance	44
his men in	44
against the venetians	44
fall into the	44
a fleet of	44
at last to	44
that the enemie	44
the young king	44
the one and	44
to the turke	44
to the sea	44
frontiers of the	44
with the first	44
and all things	44
middle of the	44
mind of the	44
heat of the	44
for his own	44
to succeed him	44
king of spain	44
marked as illegible	44
which they are	44
of whom the	44
with his great	44
could by no	44
what they could	44
euery one of	44
they would have	44
war against the	44
vayuod of valachia	44
as they thought	44
a world of	44
of his office	44
characters represented either	44
either as utf	44
under the conduct	44
so soone as	44
the citie with	44
go to the	44
by the comming	44
of his forces	44
gate of the	44
to the city	44
for the keeping	44
represented either as	44
service of the	44
sent for the	44
will not be	44
of his country	44
was a great	44
to their great	44
which in the	44
in their way	44
the truth is	44
newes was brought	44
at the end	44
foot of the	44
in the armie	44
and to take	44
the master of	44
to the wars	44
all these things	44
also for the	44
of great account	44
of the poore	44
forced to retire	44
was in a	44
with the enemie	44
next day after	43
to the old	43
that many of	43
by all the	43
had been a	43
would have been	43
they had in	43
the sonnes of	43
the request of	43
and the people	43
himselfe in person	43
the safegard of	43
violence of the	43
well acquainted with	43
of the gallies	43
he in the	43
all that he	43
it was agreed	43
the ouerthrow of	43
and his brother	43
the garrison souldiors	43
of his death	43
in the face	43
was sent to	43
men in the	43
to be strangled	43
a person of	43
in the government	43
the office of	43
opinion of the	43
whom they were	43
all the people	43
them all to	43
all things were	43
vpon the coast	43
the christians with	43
of all those	43
the fauour of	43
they do not	43
for the grand	43
it could not	43
a garrison of	43
the sultan of	43
the will of	43
the opinion of	43
the mean while	43
and with all	43
but when the	43
the turks for	43
to the very	43
by the persian	43
in the right	43
himself in the	43
that it were	43
caused them to	43
pieces of artillerie	43
those that are	43
person of the	43
vp of the	43
alongst the coast	43
and at last	43
and so hauing	43
of his former	43
went to the	43
to follow the	43
of a good	42
away with him	42
vnder the conduct	42
and twentith of	42
sent by the	42
was like to	42
great pieces of	42
sort of the	42
all the princes	42
as also for	42
of the young	42
the bloud of	42
of his person	42
to his master	42
any of his	42
as also to	42
the turks campe	42
the other of	42
all that was	42
but such as	42
of their law	42
number of his	42
the same with	42
the ottoman court	42
our lord god	42
in manner of	42
reliefe of the	42
with the loss	42
vpon the turkes	42
to expect the	42
in league with	42
of the janisaries	42
in the other	42
was no sooner	42
the pope and	42
the countrey about	42
was of a	42
to come into	42
yeelded vnto the	42
to inuade the	42
who by the	42
were not to	42
a few daies	42
for the safetie	42
in great numbers	42
the turkish camp	42
and that his	42
it best to	42
the last yeare	42
of their prince	42
in former times	42
famous citie of	42
to appease the	42
his power to	42
and when he	42
troupes of horsemen	42
to batter the	42
for the future	42
him to take	42
that he did	42
and if they	42
a hundred and	42
as fast as	42
of the three	42
certaine troupes of	42
came to passe	42
any of them	42
the counsell of	42
by the generall	42
in time to	42
especially of the	42
much to the	42
he returned to	42
had not long	42
the christian army	42
they thought it	42
women and children	41
or as some	41
in despight of	41
time of peace	41
at the castle	41
much of the	41
reason of their	41
the defence thereof	41
a great many	41
till he had	41
their wiues and	41
for a present	41
in person to	41
of the wals	41
to the state	41
the body of	41
to view the	41
a citie of	41
the price of	41
suffer him to	41
where he had	41
companies of the	41
house of austria	41
in the least	41
time to time	41
hundred of the	41
affairs of the	41
from the other	41
had of long	41
with some other	41
in all things	41
with his whole	41
of his raigne	41
the passage of	41
also by the	41
were enforced to	41
yet the turks	41
all that they	41
as also of	41
to that purpose	41
to pay the	41
if it should	41
into the enemies	41
wife and children	41
slaine in the	41
the performance of	41
they were so	41
necessarie for the	41
from time to	41
to meet with	41
came vnto him	41
without regard of	41
from the court	41
fauour of the	41
favour of the	41
with diuers other	41
in so doing	41
to one of	41
same time also	41
or of the	41
two hundred thousand	41
in a place	41
and of their	41
to be giuen	41
and others of	41
he had by	41
almost all the	41
after the turkish	41
the way as	41
the aga of	41
to accept of	41
of the cittie	41
to be cast	41
quite out of	41
benefit of the	41
the turks having	41
of himselfe and	41
the entrance of	41
to hold out	41
purpose to haue	41
the want of	41
and men of	41
of the former	41
any part of	41
brother in law	41
to that end	41
of the chiefe	41
ought not to	41
in reuenge of	40
that he is	40
of the souldiers	40
taken in the	40
the names of	40
to give the	40
fled to the	40
danger to haue	40
to bring him	40
and other things	40
of his souldiers	40
the recouerie of	40
these things were	40
able longer to	40
the best of	40
it not good	40
togither with the	40
much as to	40
people of the	40
of his dominions	40
there to be	40
to returne to	40
the pleasure of	40
vp the citie	40
by the sultan	40
by the prince	40
the citie to	40
the common enemie	40
who was the	40
so much to	40
because it is	40
souldiors of the	40
the end that	40
in the kings	40
had made a	40
by the persuasion	40
with no lesse	40
it was now	40
so small a	40
in that part	40
defended by the	40
off his head	40
the euent of	40
was in good	40
of the greeks	40
came out of	40
with them a	40
if he did	40
the feare of	40
with so many	40
the last of	40
vpon the christians	40
and one of	40
in which time	40
the banks of	40
the effect of	40
from the citie	40
in the battell	40
the occasion of	40
by the hand	40
to the campe	40
vpon the riuer	40
to raise his	40
being in the	40
the care of	40
with the turkish	40
the turks of	40
aided by the	40
regard of the	40
aboue all things	40
warre against the	40
the castle was	40
none of the	40
was resolved to	39
the favour of	39
a sort of	39
in what manner	39
committed to the	39
against the persian	39
thousand of them	39
and therefore he	39
the chiefe of	39
the same manner	39
they would be	39
the french kings	39
that the turkish	39
his men of	39
all other things	39
number of men	39
strong castle of	39
because it was	39
of the ancient	39
in the hands	39
put to sea	39
few dayes after	39
at his comming	39
good of the	39
at the beginning	39
the christian emperour	39
in number about	39
away with them	39
to draw the	39
to cut off	39
vnto the turkish	39
the colour of	39
of that great	39
that it should	39
had not been	39
of the romans	39
he had promised	39
not only to	39
state of venice	39
by the bassa	39
of this so	39
those that were	39
his dead bodie	39
to enter the	39
there was in	39
great master of	39
which the grand	39
had with the	39
sent vnto the	39
siege to the	39
thrust out of	39
euen vnto the	39
they may be	39
the dead bodies	39
himselfe in the	39
of the visier	39
to giue them	39
the strong castle	39
which was done	39
that can be	39
the desire of	39
return to the	39
of the vayuod	39
taken from them	39
vpon the frontiers	39
which by the	39
the christians of	39
to give them	39
the other to	39
masters of the	39
was ready to	39
vnto them the	39
soone as he	39
the souldiors of	39
with purpose to	39
as good as	39
that the christian	39
he set forward	39
was at that	39
it were a	39
the officers of	39
miles distant from	39
so that now	39
but that which	39
slaine by the	39
to the french	39
but for as	39
to hinder the	39
to come vnto	39
were come to	39
and now the	39
the gallies of	38
the sultan to	38
the age of	38
which it was	38
about the end	38
better sort of	38
the caramanian king	38
together with his	38
by no means	38
the left wing	38
the turkes great	38
in a little	38
to be cut	38
of this warre	38
possessed by the	38
and the third	38
with one consent	38
yet in the	38
or some other	38
enemies of the	38
courage of the	38
from the turkes	38
so mightie an	38
and that is	38
to such as	38
castle of s	38
of baiazet his	38
giuen to the	38
a strong armie	38
raise the siege	38
and that if	38
this so great	38
the approach of	38
a long and	38
in the fields	38
them into the	38
as they say	38
which the christians	38
the first place	38
twentith day of	38
was one of	38
of the good	38
made of the	38
the turkes fleet	38
with the bassa	38
lay at the	38
the christians at	38
fearing to be	38
all the turks	38
were of opinion	38
were best to	38
but if he	38
make peace with	38
of the citizens	38
the approch of	38
of a few	38
the causes of	38
in the heat	38
he was forced	38
and from the	38
of all their	38
and twentie thousand	38
they were forced	38
the emperour was	38
in the towne	38
the citie and	38
is as much	38
of whom we	38
to be accounted	38
out of persia	38
king of hungary	38
vpon the wals	38
with a thousand	38
that the sultan	38
of his souldiours	38
the interest of	38
not as yet	38
and such other	38
both of them	38
all alongst the	38
and vpon the	38
was not a	38
of horse and	38
for the reliefe	38
to be true	38
are of the	38
with a little	38
by the death	38
of them all	38
at this present	38
of the citisens	37
vpon the top	37
the same place	37
them a great	37
could not so	37
wars against the	37
time that the	37
the turkish court	37
body of the	37
him all the	37
in their own	37
raise his siege	37
of the work	37
is not so	37
in a moment	37
the venetians had	37
was the cause	37
supposed to be	37
the countie of	37
the present state	37
by his own	37
furnished with all	37
the turkish kings	37
they should haue	37
themselves to the	37
way to the	37
all others most	37
for the common	37
of the english	37
to make it	37
to see his	37
hearing of his	37
in auntient time	37
and most of	37
of the mountaine	37
and as a	37
passing ouer the	37
in the confines	37
to the gates	37
with him the	37
to make war	37
even to the	37
and this is	37
in divers places	37
such as had	37
at their first	37
of the aforesaid	37
by the french	37
the sultan had	37
of this new	37
in mind of	37
at the gate	37
againe vnto the	37
by all means	37
as with a	37
use of the	37
of the divan	37
of the women	37
against the next	37
those who are	37
part of this	37
the other part	37
in euerie place	37
of his valour	37
this time the	37
of the jews	37
but the christians	37
the turks that	37
five or six	37
death of their	37
for a great	37
the front of	37
in their owne	37
the venetian fleet	37
the turkish king	37
the castle s	37
his whole armie	37
so dangerous a	37
discouraged with the	37
for a long	37
the coming of	37
it is in	37
not of the	37
to take away	37
multitude of the	37
had the charge	37
soone as they	37
by the sea	37
them of their	37
hundred and fifty	37
by some of	37
vpon the ground	37
and twentith day	37
and want of	37
the success of	37
the general of	37
at the last	37
all the power	37
protection of the	37
beginning of this	37
to be slain	37
not without cause	37
he had beene	37
of the true	37
which was in	37
to the terrour	36
of those countries	36
multitude of his	36
not in any	36
sought by all	36
into the camp	36
at a distance	36
on the frontiers	36
of these two	36
than in the	36
to keep them	36
the author of	36
of his name	36
which could not	36
the emperour with	36
they would haue	36
the gulfe of	36
had he not	36
by the turk	36
ruine of the	36
was at length	36
he might not	36
themselues into the	36
he would in	36
what they might	36
was of the	36
of a little	36
of the captaines	36
articles of peace	36
himselfe to the	36
in the month	36
had taken the	36
to take it	36
the queen mother	36
in great number	36
in his warres	36
of them are	36
of a king	36
and the bassa	36
from the persian	36
to be more	36
make choice of	36
is a great	36
to make peace	36
of the camp	36
and a thousand	36
the whole empire	36
the memory of	36
we came to	36
of some of	36
thousand fighting men	36
not without great	36
so much of	36
the fury of	36
to him in	36
for by the	36
which he could	36
standing vpon the	36