ABSTRACT
AFox is called in Hebrew ^ Scbuals and in Cbaldee,*Thaal; and therefore inPfal. 61. where the Hebrew readeth Schualim, there the Cbaldee tranflateth it Tbealaia ; the Arabians call him Tbaleb i and Avken calleth a Fox fometime Chabel, and alfo Cbalcbail; the Gre'k* Septuaginfrs, Alopek#n, and vulgarly Alopex, and^/o/><m; the LatineyVulpes, and Vulpccula of Volipes, his tumblingpace; the Italians 9Volpe i the French, Regnard, and a little Fox Regnar deau; the Spaniards, Kapo^a, of ravening; the Germans, Fucbs; thc Flemings, Fos; and theIllyrians, Lifsly.
