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

2-^z Towns within the
Albanokevpsvep its Credit still for Wine,
which perhaps would be as good as it
was anciently did they prel'erve it to as
great an Age j but for Olives there
are now very few here, tho’ they arc
in great plenty at Tivoli.
—Albani fretiofa fenettus. Juv. Sat.i 3.
Cras bibet Albanis all quid de montibus
aut de
Setinis^ cujus patriam titulumque Sene-
lius
Delevit multd veteris fuligine tefta.
Id. Sat. y.
Perhaps to Morrow he may change his
Wine,
And drink old sparkling Alban^ or Se-
' tine
Whose Title, and whose Age, with
Mould o’er-grown,
The good old Cask for ever keeps un-
known. Mr. Bowles.

A'
usedtohidet
and Mounta
Heats of th;
the general ’
Jim ter.-1 ■
Aquosi
Ls> e. I.;
As
Hot Prtnejk
hilM,
dlgidus aut I
Umbra^
liburii hi lu
tint.
Atbanos
El juodcunqi
fiiknM vein
Et quod Vir
Anna pomis

—-Palladia seu collibus uteris Alba.
Mar. L.y.E. 1.
Albano-.. ■ Oliva. Id. L.p. Ep. 16.
The Places mention’d in this Chap-
ter were all of them formerly the cool
Retirements of the Romans^ where they
used

All Ihun t
Heat,
And from

retreat:
Some hid h
Uthers to c;
Air,
T° Tufiulu,