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

INDEX.
76. the chies Parts in all their Comedies yy.
a great Custom among 'em of crowning the
Holy Virgin, 93, 94.
Italy divided into many Principalities, as more
natural to its Situation, 33. its pref ent De-
solatien, 136. compar'd to its ancient Inhabi-
tants, ibid.
Juno Sispita, or Sospita, how reprefented, 321.
Tully’/ Defcription of this Goddess, ibid.
St. Justina, her Church one os the sinefiin Italy,
s8.
L
Lago di Como, sormerly Latins, 40. defcrib'd
by Claudian, 43.
Lago di Garda, or Benacus, defcrib'd by Vir-
gi1, 41.
Lapis V ituperii what, and towhatufe apply'd, 58.
Lausanne, 357. a peculiar Privilege belonging
to one Street in this Town, 3se>.
Lawyers, their great Numbers, and continual
Employment among the Neapolitans, 157.
Leghorn, 302. a sree Port, ibid, the great Re-
fort of other Nations to it, 303. the Advanta-
ges the Great Duke receives srom it, 303,
304, &c. .0
Lenianus the Lake defcrib'd, 348, &c. with
the Towns upon it, 349.
Lindaw, 397. .
Liris or the Garigliano defcrib'd, 143.
Loretto its prodigious Riches, in. why never at-
tack'd by the Turks, ibid, or the Chrijlian Prin-
ces, ibid, a Defcription os the Holy Houje, 112*
Lucan his Prophecy of the Latian Towns,
Lucca, the Inauflry of its Inhabitants, 309. un-
der the King oj spain’/ Protection, 311. in dan-