The voyage and shipwreck of St. Paul, with dissertations on the life and writings of St. Luke, and the ships and navigation of the ancients (1880)
Smith, James, 1782-1867, Smith, Walter Edward, ed · London : Longmans, Green · leaf 137
ch are almost invariably encountered here, and gettingsufficiently to the northward to have weathered the smaWislands that lie more immediately between the Archipelagoand Candia, the wind set in so strong from the westwardthat I was compelled to desist from that passage, and wascompelled to bear up… … MVJ^A TO FAIR HAVENS. 8r the apostles case the wind must have been to the northof west. I have already adduced the case of Fynes Moryson,whose ship was also forced to deviate from the originalintention of going to the north of Crete, and take thesame course as St. Pauls. After these instances, it…
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