Persida

Latin Noun la noun form la Persis acc s Old English Etymology From ang la Persis Persida, accusative of la Persis, from ang grc Περσῐ́ς, from ang peo 𐎱𐎠𐎼𐎿 Pārsa + grc 1 -ῐς<pos:feminine suffix>. Proper noun m Persis, Persia Homilies of the Anglo-Saxon Church ang Hī ferdon, þurh wissunge þǣs Hālgan Gāstes, tō ðām earde þe is ġehāten Persida, and þǣr ġemetton ðā tweġen drȳmen, Zaroen and Arfaxað, þe ætflugon ðām apostole Mathēō, of ðǣra Silhearwena lande... Through the guidance of the Holy Spirit, they went to the land known as Persia, and there encountered the two sorcerers Zaroen and Arfaxath, who had fled from the apostle Matthew in Ethiopia... ang Persia