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of^is may be proved first: by the Authorityr ^iftotle, lib. > Meteor, cap. De permit a-st >He terra ac mar 'u ; and that of the ancientp e ographers and Historians. To omit thatJ’ooi from Egypt ; Aristotle's second exam-of this landing up of the Sea, is the Re-S ,0 n ot Ammonia, whose Lower and Mari-A e places (faith he ) it's clear, were bylanding up first made Pools and Fens,in process of time these Pools were dry*^ Up, and raised to be firm Land, by Earth/ought down. A third example is that ofMœotu pains , whose skirts are so grownJ* by what the Rivers bring down, that thet .^ers will not carry any thing so greatV, as they would have done sixty YearsJo. A fourth is the Thracian Bosphorus ,Ach sor brevity’s-fake-may be seen in him.

hereto in the fifth place, the Testimonyjj Pliny, who tells us, that much new Landbeen added to the Earth, not only/° u ght in by the Rivers, but deserted bye Sea.

f s o the Sea hath receded ten MilesAn the Port of Amhracia , and five fromA of Athens , and in several other placesAc or less. What he adds out of Straho,^hcerning the River Pyramus is already en-

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