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Mr D. cenſures Voſſius for imagining that the Gorgons and Gorillæ had any reference to each other; and obſerves, that it was not the Greeks, nor even the Carthaginian Hanno himſelf, who gave them this appellation, but the interpreters, whom they had procured from the Lixitæ; and that it is probable, that this word Gorillæ is of African origin, whereas the word Gorgon is a Greek word. / But Voſſius might think, that there was ſome connection between them, when almoſt all the writers of antiquity place the Gorgons nearly at leaſt in the ſame ſituation in which Hanno ſays that he diſcovered the Gorillæ.
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Mr
D.
cenſures
Voſſius
for
imagining
that
the
Gorgons
and
Gorillæ
had
any
reference
to
each
other;
and
obſerves,
that
it
was
not
the
Greeks,
nor
even
the
Carthaginian
Hanno
himſelf,
who
gave
them
this
appellation,
but
the
interpreters,
whom
they
had
procured
from
the
Lixitæ;
and
that
it
is
probable,
that
this
word
Gorillæ
is
of
African
origin,
whereas
the
word
Gorgon
is
a
Greek
word.
/
But
Voſſius
might
think,
that
there
was
ſome
connection
between
them,
when
almoſt
all
the
writers
of
antiquity
place
the
Gorgons
nearly
at
leaſt
in
the
ſame
ſituation
in
which
Hanno
ſays
that
he
diſcovered
the
Gorillæ.