Translation: 'But they begged the alms-leader, that having given up the land of Galicia, they should go down beyond the forest of Houos towards the west into the land of Pannonia, which at first had been the land of King Attila. And they said that the land of Pannonia was exceedingly good. For they said that the most noble springs of water converged there, the Danube and the Tiscia, and other most noble springs abounding in good fish. This land were inhabited by slaves, Bulgarians and Blachii (i.e Bulaqs), and shepherds of the Romans. Because after the death of King Attila, the Romans said that the land of Pannonia was a pasture, because their flocks were grazing in the land of Pannonia. And by right the land of Pannonia was said to be the pasture of the Romans, for in that way the Romans feed on the goods of Hungary.'
