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See also:EUROCLYDON (Gr. eupos, See also:east See also:wind; KM)bwv, See also:wave) , a stormy See also:wind from the N.E. or N.N.E. in the eastern Mediterranean . Where the Authorized Version of the See also:Bible (Acts See also:xxvii . 14) mentions See also:euroclydon, the Revised Version, taking the See also:reading evpasVXwv, has euraquilo, or See also:north-See also:easter . The word is sometimes used for the See also:Bora (q.v.) . |
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