Moldavia
A Geographical Dictionary of Milton · 1919 · p. 209
Moscovia (4) 8. 491. The northeast portion of Rumania. Mole. Vacat. Ex. 95; Animadv. (5. 50) 3. 223. A river of Surrey, which empties into the Thames opposite Hampton Court. Camden writes: “The Mole hastens to the Thames, having cro ed the whole county from the south,: and meeting with obstruction from some hills, opens itself a subterraneous pa age like a mole, whence it seems to take its The Mole coming to a hill called from its color White name. hides itself, or rather is swallowed up at its foot, Hill, and after about a mile or two bubbles up again near Letherhed Drayton also tells of this. (Polyolbion 17.) bridge.” (1. 168.)......... And Spenser writes And mole, that like a nousling mole doeth make His way still under ground, till Thamis he overtake. (F. Q. 4. IL 32.) The map of Surrey by John Speed, dated 1610, shows the underground course of the Mole, marked, “The River runeth under.” Molgomsay (Mongozey). Moscovia (2) 8. 482, 483. (See also ch203.xhtml t 209
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