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tth the fame name,ahd Northeaft that which is neereft, 

 and comes from the fummcr Eaft : They call Eaft that 

 which comes diredtly from the rifingEquinoHall,and 

 Southcaft that which comes from the winter rifing. 

 To the Mid-day or Pole Antartike they give the name 

 ofSouthweft; and to that of the winters fetting, the 

 jiameofSputhweft, to the right fetting Equinodiall 

 .the name of Weft, and to the fummers fetting, North- 

 weaft.They divide amongft them the reft of the winds, 

 and give them their names as they participate and ap 

 proach to others : as North-northweaft> North-north- 

 eaft, Eaft-northeaft, Eaft-foutheaft, South-fouthweaft, 

 Weaft-fouth weft, Weaft-norweft; fo as by their names 

 we know whence they proceed. In the Mediterranean 

 fea, although they follow the fame divifion and mancr 

 of reckoning, yet doe they give them other different 

 names; they call the North TratnontatM, and his con 

 trary , the South Mcfygiornt, or My4y 5 theEaft they 

 sdk Levant, and the Weaft Poyant : and thofe which 

 erode theft foure they call thus : Southeaft is by them 

 named Xirocque y or Xaloqtte, and his oppbfite, which is 

 Norweft; MeffraS they call the northeaft. Grec or Gre- 

 guall^ and the Southweafthis contrary; Levefche, Li- 

 bique y or Affricawc . In Latine the foure knovvnc winds 

 bt,Seftentri0yAutter,Sit!?foianiM, Favomus- and thofe 

 which be interlaced are Aqnil^ Fulturnu*,dffrictM3n& 

 Coriu^ according vntoPfo/<;, Vttltttrnussn&Eurm^ is 

 the (ame winde that Southeaft or Xaloque , FavomiM is 

 the Weaft or Ponznt y Aqmlo and Sorest* is Nortest or Gre- 

 gud) or Tramontana, Affrictt>s zn&Libique is the South- 

 \veaftorLevcfche, i^fttfkrandNotMfis the South or 

 Midday, Corns and Zephiru* the Northweft or Meftral, 

 and to the Northeaft or Gregual, they give no 6ther 



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