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The same man wrote a book of the holy places, very profitable to many readers; his authority for the which he had in the lectures and expositions of Arculf, a bishop in France, who to see the holy places had gone to Jerusalem, and when he had wandered over all the Land of Promise, he had come also to Damascus, Constantinople, Alexandria and many isles of the sea; and coming home by sea was driven by a mighty tempest to the west coasts of Britain;
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