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 1        I, I    |      of Europe. It extends 800 miles in length towards the north,
 2        I, I    |  towards the north, and is 200 miles in breadth, except where
 3        I, I    |    compass is made to be 4,875 miles. To the south lies Belgic
 4        I, I    |        of the Morini, is fifty miles, or as some writers say,
 5        I, III  |     south, and is about thirty miles in length from east to west,
 6        I, III  |      north to south; being six miles distant from the southern
 7        I, XII  |       they carried it for many miles between the two bays or
 8        I, XII  |         It begins at about two miles distance from the monastery
 9       II, III  |        It is about twenty-four miles distant from the city of
10      III, XIV  |       Hill, which is about ten miles distant from the village
11      III, XVI  |        Fame,which is about two miles from the city; for thither
12      III, XXII |      at the distance of twelve miles from the eastern sea.~King
13       IV, XVI  |        from it by a sea, three miles wide, which is called Solvente. (
14       IV, XXIII| monasteries are about thirteen miles distant from each other.~
15       IV, XXVII|        in the ocean about nine miles distant from that same church.
16        V, IV   |       said, "to wit, about two miles off, was the township of
17        V, X    |      the space of almost forty miles, to the place where their