In-Text |
and are such Reeds & Canes growing, as no where in the world againe besides, (so Pliny saith) serving for Pens, Speares, Arrowes (as Pliny there) so for Staves, Arkes, Exodus 2. 3. And Egypt is called a BEAST of reeds, alluding further (as I take it) to the Crocodile, the proper beast of that Countrey, which is an Amphibion, living both in land and water; |
and Are such Reeds & Canes growing, as no where in the world again beside, (so pliny Says) serving for Pens, Spears, Arrows (as pliny there) so for Staves, Arks, Exodus 2. 3. And Egypt is called a BEAST of reeds, alluding further (as I take it) to the Crocodile, the proper beast of that Country, which is an Amphibion, living both in land and water; |
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Note 1 |
Hence Arundo for Sagitta with the Latines, and the same word for a Reed and a Spear (as here) in the Scripture. |
Hence Arundo for Sagitta with the Latins, and the same word for a Reed and a Spear (as Here) in the Scripture. |
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