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

i§8 Antiquities and Curiofaies
Eumantem premit lapetum^ flammasque
rebelli
Ore ejestantem^ et fiquando evadere detur
Bella Jowl rursus fuperisque iterare volen-
tem.
Monftrantur Fefeva juga^ atque in ver-
tice fummo
Depasii flammis fcopuli, fraftufyue rttina
Mons circum^ atque jEtna fatis certantia
Sax a.
Nec non Mifenum fervantem Idaa fepul-
cro
Nomina^ et Herculeos videt ipfb littore
Baulos. L. 12.

Averno next he ihow’d his wond’ring
Guest,
Averno now with milder Virtues bless’d;
Black with surrounding Forests then it
slood,
That hung above,, and darken’d all the
Flood:
Clouds of unwholsome Vapours, rais’d on
high,
The ssutt’ring Bird entangled in the
Sky,
Whilst all around the gloomy Prcspeft
spread
An awful Horror, and religious Dread.
Hence