Lyons

Episcopacy 3. 81; Kings & Mag. 4. 477; Hist. Brit. (2) 5. 76; HireHngs 5. 366. A town of France on the River Rhone, the seat of a bishop. It was in the twelfth century the centre of the movement of the Waldenses or Poor Men of Lyons. Lystra. Hirelings 5. 369. A city of Lycaonia, Asia Minor. Macedonia (iEmathia, Emathia). Pro cancel. 12; P. R. 3. 32, 290; Lit. Oliv. (20) 7. 262; Sonnet 8. 10; Eleg. 4. 102; 271; Notes: Grif. 5. 394; 4. 5 Prolus. 7. 437; 6 Prolus. 7. 447. That part of Greece north of The aly. The portion of Macedonia including Ede a and Pella, west of the River Axius, was b called poets. ^mathia, a name applied also to the whole country by(E. g., Ovid, Trist. 3. 5. 39.) ch186.xhtml m 193