. Miscellanies [microformati]. Passaggio a nord ovest; Storia Naturale; Nord-Ouest, Passage du; Sciences Naturelles. II T '79 ] come ictuiU del fcafons, o nwtlons di un datato cmi- lier. Non posso Jo U?ttcr rispetto a seguire thcfe secondo chronolo- gical ordine. I civili al punto di tempo è quello che viene citato da VVillough- hy^y da essere Hon, intere parole arco così tranflated, " Quando abbiamo *' fallito da Rodi a Alessandria, molti (juails battenti dal â ¢* Nord verso Sud sono state prese nel nostro (hip, donde i â ¦' am perfuaded che esse (postamento luoghi; per ex wlien I " fallita

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. Miscellanies [microform]. Northwest Passage; Natural history; Nord-Ouest, Passage du; Sciences naturelles. II t '79 ] as the ictuiU of the fcafons, or the nwtlons of a dated cmi- lier. I cannot Jo U?ttcr than to follow thcfe according to chronolo- gical order. The Civil in point of time is that which is cited by VVillough- hy^y from Be Hon, whole words arc thus tranflated, " When we *' failed from Rhodes to Alexandria, many (juails flying from the â¢* North towards the South were taken in our (hip, whence I â¦' am perfuaded that they (hift places; for formerly, wlien I " failed out of the Illc of Zant to Morea, or Negropont, in the " fpring, I liad obfervcd quails flying the contrary way to N. â¢' and S. that they might abide there all fummcr, al which time *' alfo a great many were taken in the fliip." Let 113 now confider what is to be inferred from tliis citation. In the firfl: place, Bellon does not particularize the longitude and latitude of that part of the Mediterranean which he w as then crofling ; and in his courfe from Rhodes to Alexandria, both the iflands of Scarpanto and Crete could be at no great diftance: thcfe quails therefore were probably flitting from one irtand of the Meditcranean ^ to another. The fiuue obl'ervation may be made with regard to the quails which he faw between Zant and Negropont, as the whole pailiige is crouded with iflands; they therefore might be pafling from e 15.11. c. 11. § 8. ^ ();ic of rhe ^kâ ditcrranoan iil.inds is fuppofcd ro have H)r, 'iiricd its aneient name of Orrygia from the numbers of (]uails. The Mcclitorra- ncan birds alfo flit from the illands to the eontineiv:. V.-f)iPiii-jo) ^i^ioq yjxi(^::, A« Atr3â 'Aho is known to have artcndcd pmticularly to the flights of birds, ns they attbrded piognollici of the weather. A a 2 ifland if 1 t ;i '; '51 ' â i m ' 9, . Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readabilit

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