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Itinerarium curiosum (centuria I)

Note 122 — ITER ROMANUM. V. (continued 3)

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I suppose likewise that the sails of ships ought to be narrower at top, where they are fastened to the yard’s arm, broader at bottom, like a cloke; and so they are ordinarily made in some measure.

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