| E. Cobham Brewer 1810–1897. Dictionary of Phrase and Fable. 1898. |
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The garden of Joseph of Arimathe’a is said to be the spot where the rotunda of the Holy Sepulchre now stands. | 1 |
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The Garden or Garden Sect. The disciples of Epicu’rus, who taught in his own private garden. | 2 |
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“Epicurus in his garden was languid; the birds of the air have more enjoyment of their food.”—Ecce Homo. |
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Garden of England. Worcestershire and Kent are both so called. | 3 |
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Garden of Europe. Italy. | 4 |
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Garden of France. Amboise, in the department of Indre-et-Loire. | 5 |
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Garden of India. Oude. | 6 |
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Garden of Ireland. Carlow. | 7 |
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Garden of Italy. The island of Sicily. | 8 |
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Garden of South Wales. The southern division of Glamorganshire. | 9 |
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Garden of Spain. Andalusia. | 10 |
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Garden of the Sun. The East Indian (or Malayan) archipelago. | 11 |
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Garden of the West. Illinois; Kansas is also so called. | 12 |
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Garden of the World. The region of the Mississippi. | 13 |
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