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' Moreover the sun burns on that salt so fiercely that it is as white as snow . And it is cut into great blocks , as is done with sods or turves . And when we were there we saw enough cut and ready to load two hundred carts . None can take of this salt without paying the Venetians for it ; it is a valuable revenue to them .' |
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Jacques le Saige Travels (1518) |
Wild fennel , sheep and salt
