Brydone, Patrick; Beckford, William: A Tour Through Sicily And Malta: in a series of letters to William Beckford ; in 2 vol. (Band 2) (1775)

CONTENTS.

LETTER XXXI. p. 241.
Antiquities.—Camefena.—Temple of Ceres at
Enna.—Temple of Venus Erecina.—Diffe-
rence of Homer and Virgil in their ac-
counts of Sisily.
LETTER XXXII. p. 256.
Monte Pelegrino.—St. Rofolia.—Ancient
fortress.—Situation of Palermo.—Anti-
quity of that city.—Inscriptions.
LETTER XXXIII. p. 272.
Utility of ices in a hot climate.—Sicilian
sisheries,—The Tunny fislo.—The Pefce
Spada, or Swordsish.—Method of sislnng
in the night.—Coral sijhing.—Oppresfon
of the government.—Foundation of the
feudal"fyflem in Sicily.—Parliament.—
quistion.—Power of the 'viceroy,—Mili-
tary force.—Bandiere men.

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