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 -  (Hoc fuit in octauis ascensionis). Qui statim eas
Soldaiam misit vt ibi interpretarentur: quia erant in Graco, nec habebat
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(Hoc Fuit In Octauis Ascensionis).

Qui statim eas Soldaiam misit vt ibi interpretarentur:

Quia erant in Graco, nec habebat secum qui sciret literas Gracas. Quasiuit etiam a nobis, si vellemus bibere cosmos, hoc est, lac iumentinum. Christiani enim Ruteni, Graci, et Alani, qui sunt inter eos, qui volunt stricte custodire legem suam, non bibunt illud: Imo non reputant se Christianos postquam biberunt. Et sacerdotes eorum reconciliant eos, tanquam negassent fidem Christianam. Ego respondi, quod habebamus adhuc sufficienter ad bibendum: et cum ille potus deficeret nobis, oporteret nos bibere illud, quod daretur nobis. Quasiuit etiam quid contineretur in literis nostris, quas mittebatis Sartach. Dixi quod clausa erant bulla nostra; et quod non erant in eis nisi bona verba et amicabilia. Quasiuit et qua verba diceremus Sartach? Respondi, Verba fidei Christiana. Quasiuit qua? Quia libenter vellet audire. Tunc exposui ei prout potui per interpretem meum, qui nullius erat ingenij, nec alicuius eloquentia, symbolum fidei. Quo audito, ipse tacuit et mouit caput. Tunc assignauit nobis duos homines, qui nos custodirent, et equos et boues: et fecit nos bigare secum, donec reuerteretur nuncius, quem ipse miserat pro interpretatione, literarum imperatoris; et iuimus cum eo vsque in crastinum Pentecostes.

The same in English.

Of the court of Scacatai: and how the Christians drinke no Cosmos. Chap. 12.

On the morrowe after we met with the cartes of Scacatai laden with houses, and me thought that a mighty citie came to meete me. I wondered also at the great multitude of huge droues of oxen, and horses, and at the flockes of sheepe.

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