Enquiries touching the diuersity of langvages, and religions through the cheife parts of the world. (1614)
Brerewood, Edward, 1565?-1613 · London : printed for Iohn Bill. · leaf 36
nundation of the Saracens of Arabia, it came to ruinein thole prouinces, about. <54oyeares after the birth of our Sauiou.r, namely, in the time of the Emperour (the Arabians bringing in their language together with their vidories, into all the regions they 111 bducd /eucnas theLatine tongue is… … places to the Weft, the naturall languages of the countries haue vlurped vponit. Secondly, jn the skirts of tirfrcfr it lelfe, namely in Epirus, and that dart of Mace don, that lieth towards the Adriattque * frn
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