Thank you akits, this makes sense.
"Consider a New Visitor is arriving your website and the scenario stands the below:
Visit 1 : A >> B >> D >> E
Visit 2 : A >> C >> D >> E
Visit 3 : B >> C >> D >> E
Visit 4 : C >> A >> D >> E
Entry Pages are : A, B and C. It will be counted for every visit.
Original Entry Pages are : Only A. Till you clear your cookie, your Original Entry Page will remains A because it is the First Page of your visit to the website.
Hope this explains you the difference.
Thank You
Arun"
This should mean that it is almost 100% that if there are different pages listed, that one visitor possibly visited at least two of those pages.
As an Example:

So: the Visitor from Cranford visited the page "... 2019" on October 30. With a Safari 12.1.
But there is also a different page that a user visited on October 30, with a Safari 12.1 from Cranford.
The chance is very high, that this is the same user, right?
Thank you!