Selected quad for the lemma: prince_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
prince_n	england_n	son_n	wales_n	3,451	5	9.9081	5	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A37110	A Geographical dictionary in which are described the most eminent countreys, towns, ports, seas, streights, and rivers in the whole world : very useful for the understanding of all modern histories.	Duval, P. (Pierre), 1619-1682.	1662 (1662)	Wing D2920A; ESTC R43133	48,181	147

than it is at this day Tyrone a county in the province of Vlster in Ireland Tzebona a very strong town in Bohemia V. VAbres a City and Bishoprick in Rouergue in France Vai a port town upon the coast of Genoa Vaijon a city and Bishoprick in the country of Avignon Valaquia a principality in Europe tributary to the Turk Valdivia a town in Chili a countrey in America Valence and city and Bishoprick upon the Rhone in Dauphine Valentia a city and Archbishoprick in a Kingdom of the same name upon the Mediterranean Sea in Spain Valentia a strong town in the Dutchy of Milan Valencrennes a town in Hainault Valette a town in the Isle of Malta residence of the Grand Master of the Knights of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem Valadolid a town in Castille one of the fairest of all Spain antiently the seat of the Kings of Spain Vallage a countrey in Champagne Vallai or Vallesia a countrey in a valley ly between the Alps and Geneva leagued with the Switzers Valois a country and Dutchy in the Isle of France Valona a port town in Albania subject to the Turk Valteline a province in Switzerland subject to the Grisons Van a fortress of the Turks upon the frontiere of Persia Varna a place in Bulgaria upon the black or Euxine sea where the Turks gave the Christians a great overthrow Varnemund a port town in Mehelbourg Vasserbourg a town in Bavaria where the Duke keeps his chiefest treasures Vaucluse a fountain in the County of Avignon famous for the frequent resort of the learned Poet Petrarck thither Vaudre vange a town in Lorrain Vdenheim or Philisbourg a fortress in the Bishoprick of Spire Vdino the chief town of Friuli and residence of the Patriarck of Aquilea Veissel or Vistule a river in Poland it runs to Cracovia Warsovia and Dantzik Vellai a country in the Cevennes in Languedoc in France Venaissen a county in which stands the town of Avignon between Languedock Province and the principality of Aurange Vence a City and Bishoprick in Provence Vendosme a Town Dutchy and small countrey upon the West of Beausse a province in France Venice a famous City and Head of as noble a Republique seated in the sea five miles distant from any land Venlo a town in Guelderland subject to the King of Spain Vennes a City and Bishoprick in Britanny in France Vera-Cruz a port town in New Spain where arrive the Fleets which usually came to St. John d'Vlloa Veneeil a City Bishoprick and Seigniory in Piedmont Verdemberg a County subject to the Switzers Verdun a City and Bishoprick of the Empire in Lorraine Verdun a town in Burgundy Verdun a town in a countrey of the same name in Gascony Vermandois a countrey in Picardy Vermeio a Sea or rather a Streight near New Mexico Verneuil a town in Normandy famous for the overthrow the English there gave to the French in the year 1424 where 4500 French were slain upon the place and the Earle of Narbone being taken was hanged for assisting at the massacre of John Duke of Burgundy Verona the chief town of a Countrey of the same nam ithin the Venetian Territories in Italy Vervins a town in Picardy Vesel a town in the Dutchy of Cleves possessed by the States of Holland Veser a River in the lower Saxony Vexin a Countrey in Normandy and the Isle of France Veteravia a Countrey in Germany upon the West of Hessen Viana a town and principality in Navarre antiently the apportion of the Prince of Navarre Vie a town in Lorraine where was held the treaty in the year 1632 between the French King and the Duke Charles of Lorraine Vicenza the chief town of a small countrey in Italy not far from Padua Vie le Comte a town in Auvergne Vienna the chief and strongest town of Austria and residence of the Emperour of Germany Vienne a City and Archbishoprick upon the Rhone in Dauphine 5 leagues distant from Lyons Vienne a River which runs to Limoges a town in France Vigevan a town in a small countrey of the same name in the Dutchy of Milan Vignoris a town in Champagne Vihitz the chief town of Croatia possessed by the Turk Vilaine a River in Britanny runs through Rennes the chief city of that province Vilne the chief town of Lithuania a province in Poland Villach a town in Carinthia Villa France a town in Piedmont where the French defeated Prosper Colomna in the year 1516. Ville Franche a town in Rouergue Ville mur a town in Languedoc Vimeux a countrey in Picardy Vindau a town in Curland Vineros a port town in the Kingdom of Valentia in Spain Vire a town in Normandy Virginia a countrey of a vast extent in America Visapor a town in India on this side Ganges Visbui a town in Gothland Viterbo an antient town in St. Peters Patrimony 40 miles on this side Rome Vitre le Francois a town in Champagne Vitstock a town in Brandenbourg where the Swedes and Saxons got a great victory over the Imperialists in 1636. Viviers the chief town of Vivaretz a country in Languedoc upon the Rhone Vivaretz as in Viviers Vlme a town in Germany where the Danube begins to grow navigable Vlster a province in the North of Ireland Volfembutell a fortress and residence of the Dukes of Brunswick Volga a river in Moscovy and one of the greatest of Europe Volhinia a province in Poland Vouille a place near Poictiers in France where Clovis King of France gained a great victory over Alaric King of the Gothes whom he slew with his own hand Voutenai a place near Auxerre in Burgundy where Charles surnamed the Balde got a great Victory over Lothaire in the year 841. Vpsal a City and Archbishoprick the Metropolitane of Sweden where the Kings and Queens of that Kingdom are usually crowned Vraniborg a Castle in an Island near Copenhagen made famous by the residence of that learned Mathematician Tycho Brahe Vrbin a City and Archbishoprick in the Ecclesiastick state formerly the head of a Dutchy which is now escheated to the church Vscoqs a people in Dalmatia subject to the house of Austria Vtrecht a Seigniory and one of the united provinces of the Netherlands Vtrecht the chief town of that province and one of the noblest in the low countries Vserch a town in the province of Limosin in France Vses a City Bishoprick and Dutchy in Lauguedoc in France W WAles a principality upon the West of England of which the King of Englands eldest son carries the title of Prince Wardhust a Castle in Norway Warrington a town in Lancashire upon the edge of Cheshire where the scottish Army under Duke Hamilton were defeated by the Parliamentarians in the year 1648. Warsovia the chief town of Mazovia in Poland Warwick a town in a County of the same name about the middle of England Waterford a port town in Munster in Ireland Wiegats a streight upon the south of new Zemble through which the Hollanders in

Town of the same name in India Cochin china a Kingdom in India bordering upon China Coeverden in Overissel the most regular fortification in Europe Cogoreto a town upon the coast of Genoa the country of Christ Columbus Coimbra a town in Portugal famous for its University Coire the chieftown of the Grisons Colberg a very well fortified town upon the Baltick sea Colchester a town in Essex where the Royallists made a brave resistance against the Parliamentarians under the command of Sir Thomas Fairfax but being at length vanquished by necessity forced to yield Sir Charles Lucas and Sir George Lisle were harquebusiered after the Rendition of the town Colleoure a strong town in the county of Ronssillon taken from the Spaniards by the French in 1648. Colmar an Imperial Town in the upper Alsatia Colocza a city and Archbishoprick in Hungary Colen an Imperial town upon the Rhine the Archbishop of that place is one of the Electors of the Empire and keeps his residence at Bonne Como a town in the Dutchy of Milan gives name to a great Lake not far from it Cominges a country in Gascony Compiegne a town in the Isle of France Compostella or St. Jago the chief town of Galicia famous for the pilgrimages thither made to the Reliques of that Saint who gives name to the chiefest order of Knights in Spain Concarneau a strong town and port in Britany in France Condom a city and Bishoprick in Guienne Congo a Kingdom in Africa Coni a town in Piedmont very advantageously seated Connaught a province in the West of Ireland Conserans a country in Gascony Constance a Town in Swabeland gives name to a Lake not far from it Constantine a City and chief of a Kingdome in Barbary Constantinople a City in Romania seated the most pleasantly of any in the World anciently the Residence of the Eastern Emperours now of the Grand Signior of the Turkes Constantinow a place in Padolia in Poland near to which were the Polish forces roughly handled by the Revolted Cosackes in 1648. Conza a City and Archbishoprick in the Kingdom of Naples Copenhagen a City in the Isle of Zealand chief of the Kingdom of Denmark and usuall Residence of its Kings Corbeil a town upon the Sein within the Government of the Isle of France Corbie a Town in Picardy upon the Some taken by the Spaniards and retaken by the French in 1636. Cordova a City in Andalusia chief of a Kingdome during the Raign of the Moores in Spain but much more considerable under the Romanes Corena a Town in Barbary in the country of Barca Corfou an Island City and Archbishoprick in the Venetian Territories lying on the West of Greece accomodated with a good port and strengthened with two Castles whose Scituation renders them almost Impregnable Cori one of the chiefest Towns in Georgia Corinth a Town seated in an Isthmus in that part of Greece now called Morea formerly more famous then now adayes Cornewall a County in the South-West part of England famous for the abundance and excellency of the tinne it yields Corregio a Town and principality in the country of Modena Subject to the Duke of that country Coromandel a place upon the coast of the River Indus Corsica an Island in the Mediterranean Sea upon the South of Italy belonging to the Republick of Genoa Coruna a town and port in Gallicea one of the best of all Spain Cosaques Auxiliary Souldiers entertained by the King of Poland and kept upon his frontiers to oppose the Incursions of the Tartars Cofenza a city and Archbishoprick in the Kingdom of Naples Cosmopolis a Town in the Isle of Elbe in the Mediterranean Sea belonging to the Duke of Florence accomodated with a fair and well fortified port Cossir a Town in Aegypt upon the Red Sea Cotbus a Town in Lusatia belonging to the Electors of Brandenbourg Courtray a Town in Flanders upon the Lys famous in the late wars but more in the year 1302. by the defeat of the French who there lost the greatest part of the Nobility of France besides the connestable the King of Majorque the Count of Artois and many other great persons there slain Coutances a city and Bishoprick in the Lower Normandy Coutras a town in Guienne famous for a battle fought there in the year 1587. Cranganor a city and Archbishoprick in the Peninsula made by the River Indus belonging to the Portugalls Creci a place in Picardy famous for the bloody Victory which the English there got over the French who there lost the King of Bohemia the brother of King Philip of Valois the Duke of Lorraine the Countes of Blois Flanders and St. Pol in the year 1346. Crema a town in the Venetian territories Cremona a city within the Dutchy of Millain Crevant a town in Burgundy where in the year 1423. the Connestable Stuart lost a memorable battle fought against the English and the Burgundians Crim a town in Tartary the lesser Croatia a province in Europe divided between the Turk and the house of Austria Croia a town in Albany the Country of Scanderbeg the scourge of the Ottoman Empire Cromarty a Sea port in Scotland Crossen a town and Dutchy in Silesia belonging to the Electors of Brandenbourg Cuba an Island upon the coast of America and one of the most considerable in those parts Cujavie a province of Poland Cullembach a principality of the Empire in Franconia Culm a town in Prussia and chief of a little country there Curlande a province between Poland and Swedeland governed by a Duke of their own under the protection of Poland Cuscou a town in Peru the ancient Residence of their Kings whom the Inhabitants call Incas Custrim a very strong town in Brandenbourg Czirnicz a town in Carniola where there is also a Lake where the retreat and reflux of the waters affords the pastime either of hunting or fishing D Dalmatia a province of Europe lying upon the Gulph of Venice anciently a Kingdom but now subject to many Masters Damas the chief town of Phenicia residence of a Bashaw famous for its good grapes excellent blades and other Damasco works Dambea a town in Abyssinia Damietta a town in Aegypt upon the Sea formerly conquered by St. Lewis King of France Damvillers a strong town in Luxembourg Danemark a Kingdom in the North part of Europe Dantzick a town in Prussia one of the principall of the hans towns Danube the most Eminent River of Europe rises in Swabeland and falls into the black Sea Darby a Shire and Town of the same name about the middle of England Dardanelles castles upon a streight in the Hellespont Davis a streight towards China Dax a City and Bishoprick in Gascony famous for its Baths Dead sea in Judea in Asia Decan a Kingdom in the East Indies Delf a Town in Holland where William Prince of Orange was assasinated Delli a Kingdom and City of the same name sometimes the Residence of the great Mogull Denia a Port Town in the