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THe Dromedarie or that other kind of Cā∣mell, that hath two Kybes or Bunches on his back, is of lesse stature then the other Cam∣mell is: but more swift in passage, of ye which propertie he borowed his name. Dromos in Gréeke is swift in course or running. He will go 100. Myles and mo in one day. They are gelt sayth Auicen, in their youth, least they
should be therby more slow or hindered in their iourneying: and also least they should (being at ripe age, prouoked to Uenerie as they iour∣ney) slack it oftentimes & draw backwarde, till that they haue had their lust. It is such a kinde saith Plinie, as is not couetouse of varietie or dainties. For after that it hath had neuer so long a iourney, it is well content with grasse and the Herbe Dactylus, or the Pionie.