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The history of the world (1614)
Raleigh, Walter, Sir, 1552?-1618 · London : Printed for Walter Burre · leaf 279
atwhich hath beenefpoken) arc not quite worne out nor oucrgrowne : for Babylonhath to this day the found of Btbel • Phoenicia hath Zidon, to which Citric the eldeftSonne ofcmaangmename; fo hath CiliciaTharfis; and the ^Armenians, Medes, 1©Hiberims, Cappadccians, Phrygians, the Syrians, idumaans,… … <$&z: i>V .. jrldbeg;to receiuc Rule and Goucrnemcnt, which (wh^lc ithad fcarcitie of people) vnder-went no rjther Domi- /nion then Paternitie and Eldcrihip. For the Fathers ;of Nations were then as Kings.and the eldeft offami-lies as Princes. Hereof it came,that the word (Elder)was…History, Ancient
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