Chapter

1 1 |     appease nor satisfy. Each population took the steps best suited
2 1 |       and regular life of the population of Epirus, Thesprotia, Thessaly,
3 3 |    open battle with a warlike population, and preferring a slower
4 4 |    his own door and the whole population to be massacred. Suddenly
5 7 |     and despairing, the whole population hastened to fall prostrate
6 7 | wealthy town with a Christian population, was ravaged by the plague,
7 8 | established Ali's rule over a population equal to that of the two
8 9 |       castle of Libokovo. The population, whom she had cruelly oppressed,
9 11|      Greveno, found the whole population of that town and the neighbouring