Enquiries touching the diversity of languages and religious, through the chief parts of the world (1674)
Brerewood, Edward, 1565?-1613, Brerewood, Robert, Sir, 1588-1654 · London, S.M.F.M. and H.H. and are to be sold by W. Kettilby · leaf 50
CHAP. III. Of the Ancient Largenefiof the Roman Tonguein the time of the Ro-man£ mfire. H E ordinary bounds ofthe Roman Empire were,onthe Eaft part of Euphrates,and fometimes Tigris: OHthe North the Rivers ofRhene , and of DanMus ,and the Ettxine Sea : On the Weft theOcean : On the South the… … Slncreafc of Eome Iflands, runneth Eaftward almoft to &*gypt, being in few places diftantfrom theMediterrane Sea more than 200 miles*Thefe, 1 fay , were the ordinary boundsof that Empire in the Continent : for,although the Romans parted thcfe boundsfometirties, fpecially toward the Eaft…
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