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

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Et quod inhuman# Cancro fervents Ci-
cada
Non novere, nemus, flumine osque lacus
Dum colui^ &c.-Id.

On the cool Shore, near Baja's gentle
Seats,
I lay retir’d in Anxur's Toft Retreats.
Where Silver Lakes, with verdant Sha-
dows crown’d,
Disperse a grateful Chilness all around j
The Grasshopper avoids th’ untainted
Air,
Nor in the midst of Summer ventures
there.
Imposstum Saxis latb candentibus Anxur.
Hor.S.y. L. 1.
Monte procellofo Murranum miferat An-
xur. Sil. It. L. 4.
-—Scopulofi verticis Anxur. S.It. L. 4.
Caplite Luxum vide apud Sil. It. L. II.
Murranus came from Anxur's show’ry
Height,
With ragged Rocks, and stony Quar-
ries white}
Seated on Hills-

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