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

T N D E X.
Sora&e, call'd by the modern Italians 5/. Ore-
ste, I2f.
Spaniards, their Policy obferved in the Govern-
ment os Naples, iy6, 1^9, 160.
Spoletto, its Antiquities, 114.
Susfolk, Dake os, bury'din Pavia, 17. the In-
scription on his Tomb, ibid. his. Hi [lory, 18.
Switzerland, its wondersul Tranquility, 381. the
Reasonsor it, 382. the Thrist os its Inhabitants,
384. the Reason sor it, ibid, their Dress,sb6.
their Cufiom in bequeathing their Esiates, 389.
their Notion of Witchcrast, 391.
T
Terni, why call'd sormerly Interamna, 117.
Theatines, their Consent in Ravenna, 92.
Tiber, an Account os it srom Virgil, 22^. its
great Riches, 2^9.
Ticinus, or Tesin a River near Pavia, 19. de-
scrib'd by Silins Italicus, 19. ^^Claudian,42.
Timavus describ'dby Claudian, 43.
Tirol, the particular Privileges of its Inhabi-
tants, 409.
Turin, a Convenience particular to it, 341. the
Averjion os the common People to the French,
ibid.
V
Velini Rofca Rura,w£ysail'd fo by Virgil, 119.
the Cascadesorm'd by the Fall^ osthat River^o.
\ts\mms,theirThirfi after too many Conqaejis
on the Terra Exmi^prejudicial to the Common-
wealth, 68. wherein, ibid, the Republick in
a declining Condition, ibid, on what Terms
with the Emperor, 69. the Pope and Duke os
Savoy,ibid, their Senate the wifejl Council in
the World, JQ. the refin'd Parts os their Wif-
dom,