...computed to be about ^em' "' 60 leagues, and its breadth 20, but was formerly much more txten!extenfive, feveral of its provinces having been difmembered from...name, where the viceroy is obliged to go and receive a frelh crown, befides that %vith which he is crowned at the emperor's court. This town, which is in...

...to be about ^am< '** 60 leagues, and its breadth 20, but was formerly much more lxttnt" extenfive, feveral of its provinces having been difmembered from...moftly inhabited by thofe wild nations mentioned in thelaft note. Some towns, tho1 much decayed, there are ftill left in this kingdom ; particularly the...

...to be about fixty leagues, its txtnt. and its breadth twenty, but was formerly much more ex^enfive, feveral of its provinces having been difmembered from...very mountainous and rocky, efpecially towards the wft, which is moftly inhabited by thofe wild nations. Some towns, though much decayed, there are ftill...

...breadth 2O : but formerly it was much more extensive ; several of its provinces having been dismembered from it, and joined to that of Tigre. A great part of it, especially towards the east, is inhabited by wandering Gallas and Сай'гея. BAGAUD/E, or BACAUD/E,...

...breadth twenty, but formerly it was much more extensive; several of its provinces having been dismembered from it, and joined to that of Tigre. A great part of it, especially towards the east, is inhabited by wandering Gallas and Caffres. BA'GATELLE, ns Bagatelle,...