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anMurf^) them in the name ok f Lo?d, and ttoo Marstame out of the fo?est, and tare in pieces two snd ft?txchiw?eli ok them that mocked Elifhs. 3 nd pet neither,this wo?d Siiva» no? Sairus, are Mperlx Latin tvo?ds fora ko?est,bur rather so? a wood,and are taken and uted fora.fo?est, vecauke that a ft?est isa place Mil-ok Woodsyand therrme a gcod ft?ester is called a good Woodman rfo?, cweit that vk late time toe use to fax konstanu,

A fo?ekter, xet the antient Writers do rather sapSal-tuarivs, a Woodman, which doth p^ode that a ft?est intve Latin tongue hath his. name derided from the wo?d, Si!vj, v? 8iKu5,aWsod, hecanke that hinw heasts hade'' alwaxs had their abiding places in woods: but xet itdoth not therefo?e tdllow that sderx wood is a n,?ea,although that there de T>eer and other wild beasts j»the fame, except that the tame wood beelpeciallx p?idi-iedged bx the Ring lo? them to rest in a firm peace. AndCuCt) a wood id p?ibiledged is called bx Budam^, in his.ttcond book VL Pfii'ologia, Silvi sacrosanct*, a p?idi-ledged wood id? wild beasts to be fake in. And in anc-thsr place,he calleth a K>?est, 8alcus sacrol-nctus, ap?i-diledged wood fo? wild beasts: to that swevdpM-ledged fo? wild beasts, snd a fo?est, are all one, &>?, asitwere,-dlders wo?ds of one -signification. Budaeus usetfi

tl)tS falO?& Saltuaria sacrosanct a, ft? a ft?rst ? ft? fpesKlNgof matters okWunting, he with thus, in qui' /us silcibusferarum greges sacrosanctjsunt,!egum regiarum sanctiorJ-bus quos aquari&s saltuariasque dicimus, those WtVdL, inWhich the herds ok wild beasts are p?idiledged, even dp.the Canons ok D?inceL Laws, those we call fo?ests»faith he. And hereupon the Lstimsts bade framed thisLatin wo?d, Foresta, fo? a kd?est, being compounded okthyte two words, sera, and Statxo, lv that Folresta, est fe-tarum Statin, which is, that a kv?est is a take sviding,place fy?, wild beast- And even according to the tame.

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