Addison, Joseph: Remarks on several parts of Italy: &c. in the years 1701, 1702, 1703 (London: Tonson, 1718)

8 Monaco, Genoa, &c.


Jssuetumque malo Ligurent Virg. G. 2;
The hard Ligurians, a laborious kind.
—— —— Pernix Ligur. S i 1.11. L. 8.
Fallaces Ligures. Aus. Eid. 12.
Hpem'micol<e bellatorsilius Huni
Hand Ligurum extremus, dum fallere fata j
jinebant. -ZEn. 11. f
Yer, like a true Ligurian, born to cheat,
(At least while Fortune favour’d his De-
ceit.)
Vane Ligur, frustraque animis elatefuperbis,
Nequicquam patrias tentajii Lubricus ar-
tes. Id.
Vain Fool and Coward, cries the lofty •
Maid,
Caught in the Train which thou thy lels
hail laid.
On others pra&ise thy Ligurian Arts;
Thin Stratagems, and Tricks of little
Hearts
Are lost on me; nor shalt thou safe retire,
Dryden.
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