or Cotswold lion, subs. phr. (old).—A sheep. Mentioned by Ray in his proverbs. For synonyms, see WOOL-BIRD.
1615. HARINGTON, Epigrams, B. iii. Ep. 18.
| Loe then, the mystery from whence the name | |
| Of COTSOLD LYONS first to England came. |
or Cotswold lion, subs. phr. (old).—A sheep. Mentioned by Ray in his proverbs. For synonyms, see WOOL-BIRD.
1615. HARINGTON, Epigrams, B. iii. Ep. 18.
| Loe then, the mystery from whence the name | |
| Of COTSOLD LYONS first to England came. |
