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 1 2,1|          under the rule of Moslem Tatars, and in remembrance of this,
 2 7,2|     Monastery was captured by the Tatars, and finding himself held
 3 7,2|           the Turks, regiments of Tatars approached the Monastery,
 4 7,2|        the rising of the sun, the Tatars held a last council concerning
 5 7,2|     defense of the Monastery.~The Tatars took the heavenly army for
 6 7,2|           rushed upon the fleeing Tatars in pursuit, taking many
 7 7,2|          Russia's boundaries. The Tatars and Russians faced each
 8 7,2|           of the country from the Tatars, a Feast in honor of the
 9 7,2| Mahmet-Girei, Khan of the Crimean Tatars, who, united with the Nogai
10 7,2|          with the Nogai and Kazan Tatars, as well as the Lithuanians,
11 7,2|    gathered an army to oppose the Tatars, while Metropolitan Barlaam,
12 9,6|        his great victory over the Tatars on Kulikovo Field (in the