Chapter

 1 1 |        Roman Senate, the Turkish Divan put up the empire for sale
 2 2 |     Acroceraunian Mountains. The Divan sent orders to all the pachas
 3 2 |        obeying the orders of the Divan and joining Kurd Pacha,
 4 2 |       them were forwarded to the Divan by the very man who had
 5 2 |         few days afterwards, the Divan awarded to Ali Tepeleni,
 6 3 |        cries. Ali hoped that the Divan, which usually judged only
 7 3 |          the watchfulness of the Divan, Ali resolved to turn his
 8 4 |        secured the favour of the Divan by considerable presents.
 9 5 |   terrors, rose hastily from the divan and advanced to meet the
10 7 |   present order, sent you by the Divan, desiring you to behead
11 7 |       justified himself with the Divan by giving precise information
12 7 |        memorial presented to the Divan in 1812, which had brought
13 8 |        spark to explode it." The Divan granted all the concessions
14 8 |         even in the midst of the Divan." ~It was not long before
15 8 |         the Pacha of Janina. The Divan, comprehending at last that
16 8 |         he failed to appear, the Divan caused the Grand Mufti to
17 8 | demanding their suppression. The Divan answered the petitioners
18 8 |    summon what he called a Grand Divan, composed of the chiefs
19 8 |       support the war, which the Divan has at length declared." ~
20 9 |          their proper value by a Divan in which men were only classed
21 10|          united intellect of the Divan, which never rose above
22 10|        signing a petition to the Divan for Ali's pardon. ~This
23 10|  attended only by members of his Divan, but that as it was natural