Chapter

 1 1 |           Ali Tepeleni, Pacha of Janina, whose long resistance to
 2 3 |          acquire the province of Janina, the possession of which,
 3 3 |        acquiring the pachalik of Janina, which was granted him by
 4 3 |         in controlling them, and Janina occupied this position.
 5 3 |     admitted within the walls of Janina. Ali, not choosing to risk
 6 3 |       offering to admit him into Janina if he would undertake to
 7 3 |           confirmed the Pacha of Janina in the titles, offices,
 8 3 |         of Pacha of two tails of Janina, of Toparch of Thessaly,
 9 3 |       first care, once master of Janina, was to annihilate the beys
10 3 |         and presented himself at Janina to receive the reward of
11 3 |          to conduct the bride to Janina and deliver her to her husband,
12 3 |         of opposing the Pacha of Janina, or which could counterbalance
13 3 |          caressed. The people of Janina saw with horror more than
14 4 |         all taken and brought to Janina, and their sufferings were
15 4 |         of danger. ~There was in Janina a woman named Euphrosyne,
16 4 |       best Christian families in Janina. A Wallachian, named Nicholas
17 4 |       horse, he galloped towards Janina. His guards followed at
18 4 |   aggrandisement of the Pacha of Janina. Not daring openly to attack
19 4 |     scene of it, and returned to Janina, to mingle her tears with
20 4 |      which, from the ramparts of Janina, announced to Epirus the
21 4 |    orders for them to be sent to Janina in company with the maiden,
22 4 |        brief moment. Returned to Janina, he resumed his tyranny,
23 4 |   property which he possessed at Janina. Pacho was not deceived,
24 4 |       Selim immediately, sent to Janina a "kapidgi- bachi," or plenipotentiary,
25 4 |          delinquent. ~Arrived at Janina, this officer placed before
26 5 |          families, were to go to Janina as free men, and fully armed.
27 5 |  friendship when they arrived at Janina. He lodged them in a palace
28 5 |        death when he returned to Janina. His vengeance was indeed
29 5 |        governor of the castle of Janina, venerated as a saint by
30 5 |          appeared to spread over Janina. The populace, as if trying
31 6 |        from the spies he kept in Janina. Delighted at the prospect
32 6 |         six emissaries sent from Janina. He obtained timely help,
33 6 |          arrived in the plain of Janina. He was Yussuf Bey of the
34 6 |      whose escape when lately at Janina still rankled in his mind.
35 6 |       many adventurers with whom Janina was filled penetrated to
36 7 |          had spent six months at Janina with a brigade of artillery
37 7 |        to record. ~The satrap of Janina had arrived at the fulfilment
38 7 |          having tried to blow up Janina by introducing mice with
39 7 |     possessed several palaces in Janina at a considerable distance
40 7 |          took up the pavement in Janina and the neighbouring towns,
41 7 |          Behind stood a Jew from Janina, charged with the office
42 7 |    expense. Ali then returned to Janina, followed by his treasure
43 7 |        wife out of the palace at Janina which she still occupied,
44 7 |          request of Ali Pacha of Janina, ~"Ali of Tepelenir. He
45 7 |         Athanasius departed from Janina with all the demonstrations
46 7 |       strongholds, arrive before Janina without firing a musket. ~
47 8 |         magnificent than before; Janina was embellished with new
48 8 |        were sent by the Pacha of Janina. The Divan, comprehending
49 8 |     Pacho Bey was named Pasha of Janina and Delvino on condition
50 8 |          himself; and to send to Janina under escort any travellers
51 8 | venerable Gabriel, Archbishop of Janina, and uncle of the unfortunate
52 9 |    collected round the castle of Janina whole companies of Toxidae,
53 9 |         could arrive in sight of Janina without firing a gun, said
54 9 |          post of the Five Wells, Janina and its castles. These places
55 9 |       line of semaphores between Janina and Prevesa, in order to
56 9 |     Mouktar and Veli, arrived at Janina. Veli had been obliged,
57 9 |      brought all his treasure to Janina, and thenceforth neither
58 9 |        on destroying the town of Janina, which would afford shelter
59 9 |   thousand persons who inhabited Janina a few hours previously,
60 9 |  fourteen leagues which separate Janina from Arta. But others, seized
61 9 |     their booty, and by those of Janina who had sought refuge with
62 9 |     their victims. ~The ruins of Janina were still smoking when,
63 9 |      inaugurated him as Pacha of Janina and Delvino, and then raised
64 9 |        immunity from the guns of Janina, was one day overwhelmed
65 9 |        the midst of the ruins of Janina. Already the outposts had
66 9 |   carabine given to the Pacha of Janina in the name of Napoleon
67 9 |       descend into the valley of Janina at night, and occupy a position
68 9 |     thousand men, arrived before Janina. ~His tent had hardly been
69 9 |   re-investiture, my pachalik of Janina, the coast of Epirus, Acarnania
70 9 |           Given at the castle of Janina, March 7, 1821." ~      ~
71 10|   occupying part of the ruins of Janina, and encouraged them by
72 10|     become worse if the siege of Janina dragged on much longer.
73 10|          the old Homeric hero of Janina, leaping with joy; and his
74 10|        promoted by the Vizier of Janina had passed far beyond the
75 10|   detained before the castle, of Janina, loose upon themselves.
76 10|          as the Toxidae, towards Janina, when they received the
77 10|   enormous forces now threatened Janina. All Epirus awaited the
78 10|        together on the slopes of Janina. Every sound, every whiff
79 11|         the camp, the castles of Janina, the Pindus range, and the
80 11|  mourners, who made the ruins of Janina echo with their lamentations.