To God best and greatest
"Lascaris was laid to rest in foreigh soil, in no way, stranger, faulting it as excessivey strange; he found it kind, and is grieved that his homeland no longer raises a barrow in freedom for Greeks". "Stranger, beneath me lies a woman of Laconia, daughter of Rhallos, who came to Italy in flight from the enslavement of her country, obedient to her grandfather; who married her to an illustrious man. By reason of her own virtues she was indeed a credit to them, but the evil fate of Hellas, albeit from afar, cut Katerine off, pitying her neither for her being with child nor for her youth". |