"Demetian" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1612, Michael Drayton, Poly-Olbion, song 5 p. 78:",
          "text": "Neere Denevoir, the seat of the Demetian King (marginal gloss: Of South-wales.)\nWhilst Cambria was herselfe, full, strong, and florishing,\nThere is a pleasant Spring, that constant doth abide\nHard-by these winding shores wherein wee nimblie slide",
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        "Related to Demetia or Dyfed in southern Wales."
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          "text": "Neere Denevoir, the seat of the Demetian King (marginal gloss: Of South-wales.)\nWhilst Cambria was herselfe, full, strong, and florishing,\nThere is a pleasant Spring, that constant doth abide\nHard-by these winding shores wherein wee nimblie slide",
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