Iuan

Tanais springing from a fountaine of great name in those partes, and growing great neere to his head, spreds it selfe at length very largely, and makes a great lake: and then growing narrowe againe, doth so runne for certaine miles, vntill it fall into another lake, which they call Iuan: and therehence fetching a very crooked course, comes very neere to the riuer Volga: but disdaining as it were the company of any other riuer, doth there turne it selfe againe from

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Mikita Romanowich, beeing nowe great steward of his houshold, he begate two sonnes, namely Iuan and Theodore.

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Also in the said 84. yeere thy Maiesties diakes called Iuan

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Of his first wife which was sister vnto Mikita Romanowich, beeing nowe great steward of his houshold, he begate two sonnes, namely Iuan and Theodore.

The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation — Volume 03 Richard Hakluyt 1584

Who surprising the Chrim Emperour by a stratageme done by one of his nobilitie (called Iuan

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Chrim Emperour by a stratageme done by one of his nobilitie (called Iuan

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Vasiliwich, Gregory Vasiliwich, Iuan Vasiliwich brothers of the blood royal.

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This was done by Iuan great grandfather to Theodor now Emperor, about the yere 1480.

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The great dukedome of Russia fell vnto the said Iuan

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Erle of Cumberland had beene in the Island of Fayal, and was departed from thence, there arriued in the said Island of Fayal sixe Indian shippes, whose General was one Iuan Doriues: and there they discharged in the Iland 4 millions of golde and siluer.

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