Quin et Mevanias insulas, sicut et supra docuimus, imperio subiugavit Anglorum: quarum prior quae ad austrum est et situ amplior, et frugum proventu atque ubertate felicior, nongentarum sexaginta familiarum mensuram, iuxta aestimationem Anglorum; secunda trecentarum et ultra spatium tenet.
Moreover, too, he joined on the Mevanian islands (as we have also shewn before) to the dominion of the English: of which isles the first (that is nearest the south and is both in situation larger and more plentiful in produce of crops and more fertile) hath dwelling-room for the number of 960 families, according to the estimate of the English; the second hath space of ground for 300 tenements or somewhat more.
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