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 1 Intro|        history is The Chronicle of Novgorod. The following selection
 2 1016 |         keeping many Varangians in Novgorod, fearing war; and the Varangians
 3 1016 |           the townsmen. The men of Novgorod said: 'We cannot look upon
 4 1016 |    gathered a number of the men of Novgorod, and held an [assembly]
 5 1016 |           help me.' And the men of Novgorod said to him: 'Yes, [Prince],
 6 1016 |            and 3,000 of the men of Novgorod; and he went against him. ~
 7 1016 |       began to reproach the men of Novgorod: 'Wherefore have come with
 8 1016 |         each and to all the men of Novgorod ten each, and let them all
 9 1066 |        6574. Vseslav came and took Novgorod, with the women and Children
10 1111 |          as Cherigov, Smolensk and Novgorod. The same year loan, Bishop
11 1135 |          Mayor] Miroslav went from Novgorod to make peace between the
12 1135 |         Yaropolk called the men of Novgorod to his side; and the [Prince]
13 1135 |           gave the [Mayor]-ship in Novgorod to Kostyantin Mikultsits. ~
14 1141 |         but he, fearing the men of Novgorod, 'whether they are going
15 1141 |          hands to their wives from Novgorod, and kept them by him in
16 1141 |      Merchants. ~And the people of Novgorod went without a [Prince]
17 1141 |         Suzhdal, who had fled from Novgorod on account of Svyatoslav
18 1141 |           gave the [Mayor]-ship of Novgorod to Sudila; and they sent
19 1141 |    Rostislav went on the throne at Novgorod, on November 26. ~
20 1177 |           brother Yaropolk came to Novgorod and the men of Novgorod
21 1177 |            Novgorod and the men of Novgorod set Mstislav on the throne,
22 1203 |          year Miroshka; [Mayor] of Novgorod died, he was shorn in St.
23 1203 |        sins all the horses died in Novgorod and in the villages so that
24 1210 |        1210. A.M. 6718. The men of Novgorod with [Princel Volodimir
25 1210 |        ftook them;] and he sent to Novgorod: 'I bow down to St. Sophia
26 1210 |       father and to all the men of Novgorod; I have come to you having
27 1210 |       Having heard this the men of Novgorod sent for him with great
28 1210 |           father. Mstislav came to Novgorod and they set him on his
29 1210 |           s throne, and the men of Novgorod were glad; and Mstislav
30 1210 |       peace, and Alstislav came to Novgorod. ~
31 1238 |            were exhausted and from Novgorod there was no help for them;
32 1238 |       within 100 and [66 miles] of Novgorod. God, however, and the great
33 1238 | hierarchical [assembly], protected Novgorod. And who, brothers, fathers,
34 1311 |        1311. A.M. 6819. The men of Novgorod went in war over sea to
35 1311 |          for peace, but the men of Novgorod did not grant peace, and
36 1311 |           and returned all well to Novgorod. ~The same spring, on May
37 1327 |           and St. Sophia preserved Novgorod alone, and [Prince] Olexander
38 1327 |         the Tartars sent envoys to Novgorod, and the men of Novgorod
39 1327 |           Novgorod, and the men of Novgorod gave them 2,000 in silver,
40 1379 |         Yuri Narimantovich came to Novgorod. ~
41 1420 |        1420. A.M. 6928. The men of Novgorod began to trade with silver
42 1434 |         Vasili Vasilievich came to Novgorod. ~
43 1445 |          slain. ~Bread was dear in Novgorod, and not only this year
44 1445 |           was no law or justice in Novgorod; calumniators arose and