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

146 From Rome to Naples.
which are cut in the Rock near Terra-
cinay encrease (till in a Decimal Propor-
tion as they come nearer the Bottom.
If one of our Voyage-Writers, who pas-
sed this way more than once, had obser-
ved the Situation of these Figures, he
would not have troubled himself with
the Dissertation that he has made upon
them. 'Stilus Italicus has given us the
Names of several Towns and Rivers in
the Campania Felice.
Jam verb quos dives opunty quos dives a-
vorumy
Et toto dabat ad bellam Campania tratiu-y
DuStorum adventum vicinis Sedibus Ofci
Servabant-y SinueJJ'a tepens^ flu&uque fo-
norum
Fulturnumyquasque evert ere silentia, A-
vnyclay
Fundique et regnata Lamo Cajetay domuf-
que
Antipl)at<e compressa sreto, ssagnisque pa-
‘ luftre
Linternumy et quondam satorum conscia
Curna,
Illic Nuceriigy et Gaurus navalibus apt ay
Prole Dicharchad multo cum milite Graja
Illic Parthenopey et P<eno nonpervia Nola.
Alliphcy et Clanio cont emt a femper Acerra.
Sarrastes etiam populos totasque videres
Sami