"Circee" meaning in Middle French

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          "text": "Circe entendoit fort bien la vertu des herbes, & inuenta les breuuages pour faire aymer, & fut mariee à Scythe Roy des Sarmates, quelle fiſt mourir de poiſon : & pour ceſte cauſe eſtant chaſſee des citoyens, elle ſ’en fuyt en ie ne ſçay quelle Iſle de l’Oceã toute deſerte : ou (comme aucuns eſcriuent) en vn promontoire qu’on appelle de ſon nom Circee. Il y a d’aucũs qui penſent que Circee ſoit vn^([sic]) Iſle, mais c’eſt vn promontoire formé à la mode d’vne Iſle, comme dit Strabon.",
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          "text": "Circe entendoit fort bien la vertu des herbes, & inuenta les breuuages pour faire aymer, & fut mariee à Scythe Roy des Sarmates, quelle fiſt mourir de poiſon : & pour ceſte cauſe eſtant chaſſee des citoyens, elle ſ’en fuyt en ie ne ſçay quelle Iſle de l’Oceã toute deſerte : ou (comme aucuns eſcriuent) en vn promontoire qu’on appelle de ſon nom Circee. Il y a d’aucũs qui penſent que Circee ſoit vn^([sic]) Iſle, mais c’eſt vn promontoire formé à la mode d’vne Iſle, comme dit Strabon.",
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