Dublin

Duina. 8. 501. Moscovia (1) 8. Hist. Brit. (5) 5. 224, 234. (3 times), 473, 474 (twice); (4) (See also Colmogro, Pinega.) A river of northern Ru ia, flowing into the White Sea. described in Hakluyt thus: It is ” The river is called Dwina, very large, but shallow. This river taketh his beginning about 700 miles Jenkinson describes as follows within the countrey.” (1. 376.) the boats on the River Dwina mentioned by Milton: “These: ve els called Na ades are very long builded, broade made, and close above, flatte bottomed, and draw not above foure foote water, and will carrie two hundred tunnes: they have none iron appertaining to them but all of timber, and when the wind serveth, Otherwise they have many men, some they are made to sayle. to hale and drawe by the neckes with long small ropes made fast to the sayd boats, and some set with long poles. of these barks upon the river of Dwina.” 121