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

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ROME, by SEA

Took a Falueca at Naples
to carry me to Rome, that I
might not be forc’d to run
over the same Sights a Se-
cond time, and might have
an Opportunity of seeing many things
in a Road which our Voyage-Writers
have not so particularly describ’d. As
had Horace for my Guide, so I had the
Pleasore of seeing my Voy age, from Na-
ples to Rome, described by Virgil.
It is indeed much easierto trace out the
Way ./Eneas took, than that of Horace,
becaui I has mark’d it out by
Capes, Issands, and other Parts of Na-
ture, which are not fo subjest to change
or