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 1 1016|    Yaroslav was at Rakomo. And having heard this, [Prince] Yaroslav
 2 1016|       thy brethren slain.' And having heard this, Yaroslav the
 3 1016|   against him. ~And Svyatopolk having heard this, gathered a countless
 4 1016|      of soldiers. And Yaroslav having come, halted on the bank
 5 1135|       and he came back without having achieved anything; for the
 6 1141|      on the [river] Plisa, and having brought him hither with
 7 1141|       nearly did him to death, having stripped him naked, as his
 8 1141|    brother to the Chud people, having chained their hands to their
 9 1210|        and [Mayor] Tverdislav, having pursued and found the Lithuanians
10 1210|   Novgorod; I have come to you having heard of the violence [done
11 1210|       sorry for my patrimony.' Having heard this the men of Novgorod
12 1238|     the men of Moscow ran away having seen nothing. And the Tartars
13 1238| violent death? And we, indeed, having seen it, were terrified
14 1238|     and godless Tartars, then, having taken Ryazan, went to Volodimir,
15 1238|      and the [prince,] without having been able to do anything,
16 1238|     way. And the accursed ones having come thence took Moscow,
17 1311|   Prince Dmitri Romanovich and having crossed the sea they first
18 1311|      firm, on a high rock, not having access from any side. And
19 1311|         And wicked and bad men having no fear of God, seeing peoples
20 1311|      And accursed men likewise having no fear of nor remembering
21 1311|      the judgement of God, and having no pity for their fellows,
22 1380|     all the Russian Land. ~And having heard this, that a great
23 1420|  copper coins] to the Germans, having traded with them nine years. ~