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Some will haue it to be a Persian word, because Xenophon and Philostratus, called such places as were made and planted for the delight of the Persian Kings, Paradises, and others, (as Suidas ) draw it frō the greeke verbe [ Paradeúein, ] which is, to water: So euery Countrey that is well watered and moystened with Springs, |
some will have it to be a Persian word, Because Xenophon and Philostratus, called such places as were made and planted for the delight of the Persian Kings, Paradises, and Others, (as Suidas) draw it from the greek verb [ Paradeúein, ] which is, to water: So every Country that is well watered and moistened with Springs, |
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