Travels Through the Low Countries: Germany, Italy and France, with Curious Observations, Natural, Topographical, Moral, Physiological, & C. Also, A Catalogue of Plants, Found Spontaneously Growing in Those Parts, and Their Virtues, Volume 1 |
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alibi almoſt Alpina Alpinum alſo altera Anno becauſe beſides beſt C. B. Park cærulea called caſtle cauſes choſen church chuſe circa Monſpelium Clufii collibus confiderable copiofè council cùm diſtant Duke emac eſt etiam fide firſt five flore flore albo flore luteo floribus folia foliis folio fome frequens fructu funt fylv Gallia Narbonenfi Genevam Germania Gramen Hæc hanc hath houſes hujus inter iſland Italia Landamman latera Lecturam leſs longè lutea luteum major majus Meſſanam miles minor minus montanum monte Jura montibus montis Juræ moſt mountains obſerved paffed paſſed perſons planta preſent Primò Profeffor Promont propè publick quæ Quarantia quibufdam quod Radix reaſon river ſame ſay Schrod ſea Securidaca ſeen ſerved ſet ſeu ſeven ſeveral ſhall ſhells ſhould Sicilia ſive ſmall ſome ſometimes ſpecies ſtands ſtately ſtone ſtreets ſuch ſuppoſe themſelves theſe thoſe town Trifolium uſe veſſels vulgaris walls
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Page 255 - unto the place from whence the rivers come thither they return again ; we
Page 320 - nigh unto it, wherein he dwelt; and that in his time it was carried by the angels from thence to the mountain of the two brothers, where they placed it as
Page 101 - which, either by fome deluge, inundation, earthquake, or fome fuch other means, came to be thrown to that place, and there to be filled with
Page 106 - (to continue that abufive name) have no parts of a different texture from the rock or quarry they are taken, that is, that there is no
Page 105 - or removed. Whence it will follow, that if the mountains were not from the beginning, either the world is a great deal older than is
Page 47 - for a kind of impregnable retreat when armies march that way : for, being acquainted with all the ways in it, they carry into it whatsoever they would have fafe, as well their
Page 346 - whereof, with a little of the head of the root cut off, they cat raw with
Page 319 - of our Lady of Loretto; and thence again they carried it, by reafon of the many robberies committed, to a mountain of two brothers in the
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