cytee

This emperour duellethe in somer in a cytee, that is toward the northe, that is cleped Saduz: and there is cold y now.

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And in wyntre, he duellethe in a cytee, that is clept Camaaleche: and that is an hote contree.

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And besyde that cytee, the men of Tartarye han let make another cytee, that is clept Caydon; and it hathe 12 zates: and betwene the two zates, there is alle weyes a gret myle; so that the 2 cytees, that is to seyne, the olde and the newe, han in circuyt more than 20 myle.

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In that kyngdom of Caldee, in a cytee, that is cleped Hur, duelled Thare, Abrahames fadre: and there was Abraham born: and that was in that tyme, that Nunus was Kyng of Babiloyne, of Arabye and of Egypt.

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Aftre go men the weye toward Ynde, be many iorneyes, and be many contreyes, unto the cytee, that is clept Cassak, that is a fulle noble cytee, and a plentyous of cornes and wynes, and of alle other godes.

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And there is a comoun hows in that cytee, that is alle fulle of smale furneys; and thidre bryngen wommen of the toun here eyren 73 of hennes, of gees and of dokes, for to ben put in to tho furneyses.

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And above the cytee is a grete mountayne, that also is clept

The Voyages and Travels of Sir John Mandeville 2004

Fro that cytee, men gon to another cytee, that is clept Bethe, that is a iourneye fro the see, that men clepen the gravely see.

The Voyages and Travels of Sir John Mandeville 2004

Fro that cytee, men gon to another cytee, that is clept Bethe, that is a iourneye fro the see, that men clepen the gravely see.

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And there is a comoun hows in that cytee, that is alle fulle of smale furneys; and thidre bryngen wommen of the toun here eyren 519 of hennes, of gees and of dokes, for to ben put in to tho furneyses.

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