...information concerning them. My account of the rest I shall despatch with all possible brevity.1 20. In the division of the globe, most authors reckon Africa...Catabathmos. The sea of Africa is tempestuous, and without harbors ; the soil is fruitful in grain, and good for pasture, but produces few trees : here it seldom...

...earth, most writers consider Africa as a third part ; a few admit only two divisions, Asia and Europe1, and include Africa in Europe. It is bounded, on the west, by the strait connecting our sea with the ocean3 ; on the east, by a vast sloping tract, which the natives...

...earth, most writers consider Africa as a third part ; a few admit only two divisions, Asia and Europe1, and include Africa in Europe. It is bounded, on the west, by the strait connecting our sea with the ocean2 ; on the east, by a vast sloping tract, which the natives...

...information concerning them. My account of the rest I shall despatch with all possible brevity. In the division of the globe, most authors reckon Africa...by spacious sloping plains, by the natives called Catabuthmos. The sea of Africa is trmuestuoos, and without harbours ; the soil is fruitful in grain...

...information concerning them. My account of the rest I shall despatch with all possible brevity. In the division of the globe, most authors reckon Africa...the natives called Catabathmos. The sea of Africa is tempestu ous, and without harbours ; the soil is fruitful in grain and good for pasture, but produces...

...division of the earth, most writers consider Africa as a third part ; a few admit only two divisions, Asia and Europe," and include Africa in Europe. It is bounded, on the west, by the strait connecting our sea with the ocean ;" on the east, by a vast sloping tract, which the natives...