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

186 Towns within the
see at about a Quarter of a Mile’s di-
stance throwing it self down a Preci-
pice, and falling by feveral Cascades from
one Rock to another, ’till it gains the
Bottom of the Valley, where the Sight
-of it would be quite lost, did not it
sometimes discover it self thro’ the Breaks
about it. The Roman Painters often
to believe that Horace had his Eye upon
it inthose Two or Three beautiful Tou-
The Teverone was formerly call’d the
Anio.
Me nec tam pattens Lacedtemon,
Nec tam LariJjle per outfit campus opinne^
Mobilibus pomaria rivis. L. i. 0.7.

Nor Lacedamon charms me more,
Than high Alb tinea's, airy Walls
Resounding with her Water-falls,
And Tivoli's delightful Shades,
And Anio rolling in Cascades,

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