Jougoria

Moscovia (1) 8. 473; (2) 8. 484. The name survives as attached to the strait separating the island of Vaiguts from the northern shore of Ru ia. It was by Samoids. Merchants from Perch or a often went there to trade; see Pilgrimes 3. 548, to which Milton refers in a note. applied to the country to the south inhabited Judah (Jew, Judea). Nativity 221; 424, 440; 3. 118, 157, 282, 359; Reformation (2) Hist. Brit. (1) 6. 5. 3. Doct. Christ. 70; 60; 13; Eikonocl. (13) Civil (1. P. L. 457; 1. 3. 2. R. 2. 193; (2. 3) (28) 3. 517; 441; Power 5. 322, 323; 31) P. Samson 252, 256, 265, 976; 2. 271. Defens. (3) (See also ch163.xhtml i 178