Philosophical transactions of the Royal Society of London (1686)
Royal Society (Great Britain) · London : Royal Society of London · leaf 451
His Lake was by the Ancients called Luges Palns, aM . by themoderns Lacs Lugew, tho at prefent its Latine,name be Lacus Girkatcenfis, in high Dutch Zrak- wizerfeé, andin our Garasolan tongue Rirkwiske.,Fe[ero. Why it-was fo called of old isunknownor very uncertain; but che original of the prefent…
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