"Phœnix" meaning in English

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          "text": "A liuing Drolerie : now I will beleeue\n That there are Vnicornes : that in Arabia\n There is one Tree, the Phœnix throne, one Phœnix\n At this houre reigning there.",
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          "text": "The Clementine epistle (which, however, maintains not only the History of Judith, but also a plurality of worlds separated from each other by the Oceanus, and in a manner both of minute detail and of solemn asseveration the Nimrodian and Pantheistic fable of the bird Phœnix) was perhaps concocted for such a purpose.",
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