1594. Blundevil, Exerc., VI. xxx. (1597), 310. Euery degree of any of the southerne signes riseth Southernly.
1613. Purchas, Pilgrimage (1614), 60. These Northernely are seene, which they attribute to the liuing: those Southernely are hidden.
1636. H. B[lount], Voy. Levant, 72. Winds which in those parts … in Summer, sit Northernly, and in Winter Southernly.
1658. W. Burton, Comment. Itin. Antoninus, 120. The Military Port way hence tending somewhat more Southernly.
