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

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>DDA, and the Addige, both defcriFd-
by Claudian, Page, 42, 43.
Albano, for what samous? 292.
Alps defcriFdby Silins Ini cus, 344. ■
Sti Ambrose his refolute Behaviour towards
Theodosius the Great? before the Gates os the '
great Church at Milan, 2p
Ambrofian Library in Milan how furnijh'd? ijG
Ancona its Situation, 107, 1 OB-
IS’^ Anthony of Padua, bis magnificent Church,
47. a natural Perfume issuing from his Bones,.
ibid, a Conjecture upon it, ibid, his samous
Sermon to an Assembly of Fijh?^3. the Zi*
ties given him by a poor Peasant? 57.
Antiquaries? wherein saulty? 248.
Antiquities,tfwo Sets in Rome, 231. the great
Difference between 9em? ibid.
Antium, its extenswe Ruins? 222. sor what sa-
mous sormerly, 223.
Anxur, its pieasant Situation, 144. deferib'd by
Martial, ibid. &c.
Appennine Mountains desiriPd by the Latin
Poets? 329.
Ariosto, his Monument in the Benedidine-
Church in Ferrara, 188.

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Baiae, the Winter Retreat of the old Romans,