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

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FTER a very tedious Jour-
ney. over the Rppennines, we
at last came to the River that
runs at the Foot of them,
and was formerly call’d the
little Rhine. Following the Course of
this River we arrived in a ihort time at
Bolonia.
—P antique Bononia Rheni. Sil. It. 8.
Bolonia water’d by the petty Rhine.
We here quickly felt the Difference
of the Northern from the Southern
Side of the Mountains, as well in the
Coldness of the Air, as in the Badness
of the Wine. This Town is Famous
for the Richness of the Soil that lyes
about it, and the Magnificence of its
Convents. It is likewise esteemed the
Third in Italy for Pictures, as having
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