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 1 Text|    name Abbanes, sent from the king Gundaphoros, and having
 2 Text|   merchant of Gundaphoros, the king of the Indians. And the
 3 Text|  feasted in this city. For the king has an only-begotten daughter,
 4 Text|      for the marriage. And the king has sent forth heralds to
 5 Text|      will be answerable to the king. And Abbanes having heard,
 6 Text|     that we may not offend the king, and especially as we are
 7 Text|     accomplish the will of the King. For the heralds proclaim
 8 Text|     proclaim the wishes of the King, and whoever will not hear
 9 Text|  liable to the judgment of the King. When, therefore, they had
10 Text|      the crown of her head the king is seated, feeding with
11 Text|     her, and some not. And the king, having heard, came up and
12 Text| revealed to him there. And the king took him away against his
13 Text|        and went away. ~And the king requested the groomsmen
14 Text|       dawn having come on, the king arrived, and having supplied
15 Text|       I say even this.~And the king, having heard these things
16 Text|        they had instructed the king also. And many also of the