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 -  [Sidenote: The duke of the western marches.] But they riding a
swift pace, sent a messenger before vnto the sayd - Page 122
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[Sidenote: The Duke Of The Western Marches.] But They Riding A Swift Pace, Sent A Messenger Before Vnto The Sayd Duke To Signifie The Message, Which We Had Deliuered Vnto Them.

This duke is gouernour of all of them, which lie in guard against the nations of the West, least some enemy might on the sudden and at vnawares breake in vpen them.

And hee is said to haue 60000. men vnder him.

Qualiter recepti sunt apud Corrensam. Cap. 21.

[Sidenote: Mos salutandi Tartaricos proceres.] Cum ergo peruenissemus an eius curiam, fecit nobis longe a se poni stationem, et misit ad nos procuratores suos, vt quarent a nobis, cum quo ei vellemus inclinare id est, qua ei munera inclinando vellemus offerre. Quibus respondimus, quod Dominus Papa non mittebat aliqua munera; quia non erat certus, quod ad illos peruenire possemus, et insuper veneramus per loca valde periculosa. Veruntamen in quantum de his, qua habebamus ex gratia Dei et Domini Papa ad victum nostrum, sicut poterimus, honorabimus ipsum. Acceptisque muneribus duxerunt nos ad ordam siue tentorium ipsius, et instructi fuimus, vt ante ostium stationis ter cum sinistro genu inclinaremus, et caueremus attente ne pedem super limen ostij poneremus. Et postquam intrauimus, opportunt nos coram Duce omnibusque maioribus, qui ad hoc erant vocari, dicere flexis genibus ea, qua dixeramus superius. Literas etiam Dom. Papa obtulimus: sed interpres, quem de Kyouia, dato pretio, duxeramus, non erat sufficiens ad interpretandum, nec aliquis alius habebatur idoneus. [Sidenote: Bathy eiusque potentia.] Hinc equi nobis dati sunt, et tres Tartari qui nos ducerent festinanter ad ducem Bathy.

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