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But at the time when the Hero<lb/>
 
Botzaris, was making his way through<lb/>
 
the Turks as light<del>en</del>ning, some laying<lb/>
 
in wait pierced with his sword this<lb/>
gallant &amp; victorious man in the<lb/>
middle of his shoulder.</p>
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He then fell bravely for his country,<lb/>
having left as a Hero glory &amp; good fame,<lb/>
<add>in the fair &amp; divine land of Greece;</add> so, that every one holds admiration<lb/>
for his memory.</p>
<p>18<lb/>
On his body, however, a dreadful<lb/>
battle was fought, where sword touches<lb/>
sword &amp; breast touches breast,<lb/>
then Constantine Botzaris is proclaimed<lb/>
chief, who disperses the enemy.</p>
<p>19<lb/>
Then immediately with thunder<lb/>
&amp; lightning, a voice came from the<lb/>
sky, tremendously loud, saying, "<del>a</del> children<lb/>
"of the Greeks, fear not in what<lb/>
"happened, for so the divine will<lb/>
has decreed;</p>
<p>20<lb/>
"And as in the city of Callas (Athens)<lb/>
"Codrus's blood brought liberty, so<lb/>
"the blood of Marcus will brink<lb/>
"safety in all Greece.</p>
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But at the time when the Hero
Botzaris, was making his way through
the Turks as lightenning, some laying
in wait pierced with his sword this
gallant & victorious man in the
middle of his shoulder.

17
He then fell bravely for his country,
having left as a Hero glory & good fame,
in the fair & divine land of Greece; so, that every one holds admiration
for his memory.

18
On his body, however, a dreadful
battle was fought, where sword touches
sword & breast touches breast,
then Constantine Botzaris is proclaimed
chief, who disperses the enemy.

19
Then immediately with thunder
& lightning, a voice came from the
sky, tremendously loud, saying, "a children
"of the Greeks, fear not in what
"happened, for so the divine will
has decreed;

20
"And as in the city of Callas (Athens)
"Codrus's blood brought liberty, so
"the blood of Marcus will brink
"safety in all Greece.


Identifier: | JB/110/052/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 110.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

110

Main Headings

Folio number

052

Info in main headings field

Image

001

Titles

Category

collectanea

Number of Pages

2

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

sir john bowring

Watermarks

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

36042

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