Ozera

” 1. 377). his beginning at Beal “Besides these rivers, are also in Moscovie certaine lakes, and amongst them all the chiefest and most principall is called Bealozera, which is very famous by reason of a very strong towre built in it, where the kings of Moscovia reserve and repose their treasure in all time of warre and danger.” (Hak. 1. 248.) Beamflet. Hist. Brit. (5) 5. 208. Benflet, E ex. Be and une (Bindon). Hist. Brit. (4) 5. 145. Usually identified with Bampton, Oxfords hire. In identifying it with Bindon, Dor sets hire, Milton follows Camden (1. 44), to whom he refers in a note. Bebba. See Bebbanburg. Bebbanburg (Bamborrow). Hist. Brit. (3) 5. 128; (4) 5. 159, 177; (6) 5. 242, 257. Bam borough, a castle on the coast of North umber land. Bed an ford. See Bedford. ch059.xhtml b 65