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edition of 1698. “Tyral” is a misprint at least as early as the Tyre (Sarra). Nativity 204; Comus 342; Ps. 83. 27; 87. 15; P. L. 11. 243. An ancient seaport of Phoenicia, famous especially for the dye called Tyrian purple. Tyrrhen Sea (Southern Sea, Tyrrhenus Pontus). Comus 49; Quint. Nov. 108; P. R. 4. 28; Hist. Brit. (1) 5. 11 (twice). (See also Circe’s Hand.) The Tyrrhenian Sea, that part of the Mediterranean southwest of Italy. Animadv. (3. 37) 3. 213. ch325.xhtml u 320