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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>In Medieval European literature, the ''Seven Seas'' referred to the following seas:<br />
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# [[Persian Gulf]] <br />
# [[Black Sea]] <br />
# [[Caspian Sea]] <br />
# [[Red Sea]]<br />
# [[Mediterranean Sea]] (in the wide sense, lapping the shores of [[Europe]], [[Middle East]] and [[Northern Africa]])<br />
# [[Adriatic Sea]] <br />
# [[Arabian Sea]] (which is part of the [[Indian Ocean]]) <br />
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Essentially these seas enclose [[Europe]] and the areas immediately influenced by it.<br />
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