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Excerpt from The History and Description of Africa and of the Notable Things Therein Contained, Vol. 3 of 3
Esila founded by the Romans not far from the Numidian desert, and being distant from Bugia almost an hundred miles, hath stately wals about it, but base houses within. The inhabitants being partly artificers and partly husbandmen, goe very homely apparelled, and are most greeuously oppressed with the continual] exactions of the Arabians, and with the daily molestations of the king of Bugia. My selfc vpon a time trauelling this way, could not finde so much fodder as was sufficient for twelue horses onely.
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