...Meye Ditye, on whom depended the construction of the houses of the Raksheses, to found three cities : the first of gold, the second of silver, and the third of iron, Meye, the Ditye, in conformity to the command of Brehma, constructed the said three cities accordingly...

...uncommon effusion of blood the first night of his nuptials. [His body was secretly buried, en closed in three coffins, the first of gold, the second of silver, and the third of iron. Those who hud been employed about his grave were put to death, lest they should reveal the place of...

...death spread sorrow and terror in the army. His body was enclosed in three coffins — the first was of gold, the second of silver, and the third of iron....captives, who had made the grave, were strangled. — The description that Jornandes has left us of this barbarian king reminds us of his Calmuck-Tartar...

...death spread sorrow ta A terror in the army. His body was enclosed in three coffins — the first was of gold, the second of silver, and the third of iron. The captives, who had mode the grave, were strangled. — The description that Jemandes has left us of this barbarian king...

...and terror in the anny. His body was enclosed in three comns — me first was of gold, the s^cocd or' silver, and the third of iron. The captives, who had made the ?rave, were sranrled. — The description that Jornandes has left us of this barbarian kiar reminds...

...turned to the West ; where his appearance has already been described. His body was secretly buried, enclosed in three coffins, the first of gold, the second of silver, and the third of iron. The men who dug his grave were put to death, lest they should reveal the place of his burial. Aetius, whose...

...turned to the West ; where his appearance has already been described. His body was secretly buried, enclosed in three coffins, the first of gold, the second of silver, and the third of iron. The men who dug his grave were put to death, lest they should reveal the place of his burial. Aetius, whose...

...turned to the West; where his appearance has already been described. His body was secretly buried, enclosed in three coffins, the first of gold, the second of silver, and the third of iron. The men who dug his grave were put to death, lest they should reveal the place of his burial. Aetius, whose...

...death spread sorrow and terror in the army. His body was enclosed in three coffins : the first was of gold, the second of silver, and the third of iron. The captivée who had made the grave were strangled, in order that the place of interment might be kept...

...men. After having finished their song, they put the dead body on a bier, covered with three plates, the first of gold, the second of silver, and the third of iron, by which they meant that Attila had conquered with his sword the riches of both the Roman empires....