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

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to lye under it a whole Night. Fir gild
Pescription of Adneas passing by this
Coast can never be enough admir’d. It
is worth while to observe how, to heigh-
ten the Horror of the Description, he
has prepar’d the Reader’s Mind, by the
Solemnity of Cajeta's Funeral, and the
dead Stillness of the Night.
At pius exequiis AZneas rite fclutis
Aggere com/pofito tumuli^ pofiquam ait a
qui^runt
jEquora^ tendit iter ’velis^ portumque re-
linquit.
Adfpirant aura in no^tem^ nec Candida
curfus
Luna negat: Splendet tremulo fub lumine
pontus.
Proxima Circea raduntur Utt or a terra:
.Dives inaccejfos ubi folis filia lucos
AJJiduo refonat cantu^ teStisque fuperbis
■ Vrit odoratam noEturna in lumina cedrum,
Arguto tenues percurrens peEtine telas :
Hine exaudiri gemitus^ iraque Leonum
Tincla recufantum^ et ferd Jub noEte ru-
dentum:
Setigerique fues^ atque in pra/epibus ursi
. rum:
bus herbis
L z Ind.’-fy.: