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A New Voyage Nd A.
The Augusslnes shew this pretended Host, chewed
and bloody in a Glass-Shrine. They stiew also
the print of a Hand on one of the Stones of the
Altar, and a Hole in thejPavement of the Church
near the same Altar, as of two Legs sunk into
fbft Ground. They say that this Host works
Miracles; and the Convent improves the Story
to the best advantage.
Two large Leagues on this side Seefeld we be-
gan to descend, and three quarters of an Hour
afterwards we arriv’d in a deep Valley, which
was at most but a Mile in breadth. The River
See Stephen
Pighius in his
Hercules
Prodicius
The Emperor
himfels de-
Jcrib'd ibis
Adventure, in
a Poem writ-
Inn glides pleasantly along, and waters several
pretty Villages. We turn’d to the left in this
Valley, and follow’d always the Foot of the
Mountain. And a little League farther they
made us take notice of a steep Rock, which,
they said, was above a Hundred Fathom high,
and is call’d, The Emperor s Rock. About three
quarters of the height of this Rock,there is a Nich,
in which there is a Crucifix, with a Statue on
each side of it. They say that Maximilian I. be-
ing in chase os a wild Goat, deseended so far
from the top of the Rock, which is contiguous to
the Mountains behind; and that the t Emperor not
daring to aseend the same way, they were forc’d
to let him down with Machines.
ten in the
German Tongue, and intitul'd, Z E W E R D A N C K.
t He teas then but Arch-Duke.
INSPRUCK. Inspruck is but two fiiort Hours farther in the
middle of the Valley, upon the River Inn : You
must pass this River on a Bridge before you en-
ter the City - and it is therefore called Inspruck,
that Word having the same lignification in High-
Dutch , as tAEnipons, or tAEnipontum, which is its
name in Latin.
There
A New Voyage Nd A.
The Augusslnes shew this pretended Host, chewed
and bloody in a Glass-Shrine. They stiew also
the print of a Hand on one of the Stones of the
Altar, and a Hole in thejPavement of the Church
near the same Altar, as of two Legs sunk into
fbft Ground. They say that this Host works
Miracles; and the Convent improves the Story
to the best advantage.
Two large Leagues on this side Seefeld we be-
gan to descend, and three quarters of an Hour
afterwards we arriv’d in a deep Valley, which
was at most but a Mile in breadth. The River
See Stephen
Pighius in his
Hercules
Prodicius
The Emperor
himfels de-
Jcrib'd ibis
Adventure, in
a Poem writ-
Inn glides pleasantly along, and waters several
pretty Villages. We turn’d to the left in this
Valley, and follow’d always the Foot of the
Mountain. And a little League farther they
made us take notice of a steep Rock, which,
they said, was above a Hundred Fathom high,
and is call’d, The Emperor s Rock. About three
quarters of the height of this Rock,there is a Nich,
in which there is a Crucifix, with a Statue on
each side of it. They say that Maximilian I. be-
ing in chase os a wild Goat, deseended so far
from the top of the Rock, which is contiguous to
the Mountains behind; and that the t Emperor not
daring to aseend the same way, they were forc’d
to let him down with Machines.
ten in the
German Tongue, and intitul'd, Z E W E R D A N C K.
t He teas then but Arch-Duke.
INSPRUCK. Inspruck is but two fiiort Hours farther in the
middle of the Valley, upon the River Inn : You
must pass this River on a Bridge before you en-
ter the City - and it is therefore called Inspruck,
that Word having the same lignification in High-
Dutch , as tAEnipons, or tAEnipontum, which is its
name in Latin.
There