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how this water exceedeth all other waters in taste to the palate; euen the waters of Coaspes, and Euleus which the Persians esteemed so much. |
how this water exceeds all other waters in taste to the palate; even the waters of Coaspes, and Euleus which the Persians esteemed so much. |
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Coaspi & Eleui fluuiorum fic adeò suaues aquae fuisse dicunturr vt ex cis Reges biberent vnde & dici possent fluuii Regum, ab illo vsu: qua de re Aelianus var. bist. l. 12. c. 40. Herodot. Plin. lib. 31. cap. 3. |
Coaspi & Eleui fluuiorum fic adeò suaves Water Fuisse dicunturr vt ex cis Reges biberent vnde & dici possent fluuii Regum, ab illo vsu: qua de re Aelianus var. bist. l. 12. c. 40. Herodotus. Pliny lib. 31. cap. 3. |
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