I suspect _Geneva_ and _Geneffa_ have their names from such temples. As _Gnaphalus_ a bird mention’d by _Aristotle_. _Simias_ the _Rhodian_ celebrates our _Cneph_, in his poem compos’d in the form of wings: as the author of motion and creation: hence the word _Nebula_, νεφέλη and perhaps _Nebulo_. In the year 1725, the next year after I found out this _Humber_ temple, and the last year of my travels, I found another of these alate temples, on _Navestock-common_ in _Essex_, which seems to be of a later date than the other, and when perhaps the original doctrine concerning these theological speculations was somewhat forgotten; Because this temple is situate on a dry common, not near water; but the figure is the very same. What is exceedingly remarkable as to this noble antiquity on _Navestock-common_, is, that the name should remain to this time, and which confirms all that we said before concerning them, as to their name and meaning: for _Navestock_ must have been so call’d from some old and remarkable tree, probably an oak, upon or by the CNEPH, or winged temple; _Navestock_. Our _English_ word _Knave_, which had no ill meaning at first, signifies the same thing, _alatus_, _impiger_; the latin word _Gnavus_ the very same: and _Knap_ a _Teutonick_ word the like: all from the hebrew original. I doubt not, but there are more such temples in the _Britannick_ isles, called _Knaves-castles_ or the like. One I remember to have seen, on a great heathy common, by the _Roman Watling-street_ in _Staffordshire_. And Mr. _Toland_ takes notice of a winged temple of our Druids in the _Hebrid_ or _Hyperborean_ islands, _Shetland_. _Abaris_ a Druid of this country, fir’d with a desire of knowledge, travell’d into _Greece_ where philosophy flourish’d; after that to _Pythagoras_ in _Italy_, and became his favourite disciple. _Pythagoras_ imparted to him his best notions in philosophy, which perhaps, in the enigmatick way of those times, they call the shewing to him his golden thigh. _Abaris_ on the other hand, presented to _Pythagoras_ _Apollo_’s arrow, which he brought out of his own country, where it had been deposited in a winged temple. They tell you further, that _Abaris_ rode on this arrow in the air to _Greece_. This undoubtedly would proceed from the notion they entertain’d of the Druids practising magick.