Chapter

 1 1 |        life of the population of Epirus, Thesprotia, Thessaly, and
 2 2 |       most accomplished women in Epirus, a high position and great
 3 3 |          by making him master of Epirus, would enable him to crush
 4 3 |     after the event, seeing that Epirus lay desolate, while Thessaly
 5 4 |          of Janina, announced to Epirus the birth of another son
 6 6 |         Parga, the only place in Epirus which had hitherto escaped
 7 7 |      seek his fellow-exiles from Epirus, who were either his old
 8 8 | disembark troops on the coast of Epirus, while all the neighbouring
 9 8 |          a single letter entered Epirus without being opened and
10 8 |      travellers wishing to enter Epirus. These measures were specially
11 8 |          throw open the gates of Epirus to the forces of the sultan.
12 9 |       with the titles of Vali of Epirus, and Ghazi, of Victorius.
13 9 |          weapons still famous in Epirus, where they figure in the
14 9 |         that he had only entered Epirus as a peace-maker. Kursheed'
15 9 |         to the Greek captains at Epirus. Without going into details
16 9 |          of Janina, the coast of Epirus, Acarnania and its dependencies,
17 10|       now threatened Janina. All Epirus awaited the denoument with
18 10|        When he had first come to Epirus, Ali, recognising his ability,