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j o| A New Voyage Vol. I.
have seme Account of ’em, according to my
wonted Method, of saying somewhat of every
thing. ■ They keep at St. Lewis of the Palace, a
considerable quantity of the Virgin’s Milk, which
becomes liquid on alt our Lady’s Festivals. At
St. John Carbonnara, the Blood of St. Janttarius
boils up, when one comes near the Shrine in
which his Body is kept; and the Blood of
St. John Baptijl, which is at St. Maria Donna Ro-
mita, makes a like Ebullition, while they are
saying the Mass for the beheading of that Saint.
I will say nothing of the Pieces of the true Cross,
the Nails, the Branches of the Crown of Thorns,
the Images of the Virgin, made by St. Luke, nor
an infinity of such like Rarities, whose number
jit st. Resti- wouid tjre both you and me. At St. Dominick
Major you may see the Crucifix, which said one
the Cathedral, Day to St. Thomas Aquinas, Bene scripisii de me,
they keep a Thcma, qttam ergo mercedem accipies ? Thou hafl writ-
miracuhw , tm wen me, Thomas, What Reward wilt thou
^Imade by baw ? T° which St. Thomas answered, Non aliam
a Blind-Man ; nisi teipj'um : None but thy [elf. The Legend adds,
and an image That this Holy Man being then in a Rapture,
the fervour of his Zeal lifted him three Foot
’work “which fr°m the Earth, and so sustained him. They
ts rhe sirfl i- say, another Crucifix, which is in the Church of
mage that rvas t\yQ Btnedibiines, had twice a long Conversation
h°njN. d with his Vicegerent, Pope Pius V. That of
fiip in Italy. St. Mary of the Larmentes, bowed nis Head at the
At the church sight of a Cannon-Bullet which was coming full
os st. Law- against him ; this was in the Year 1459, when
the”S~ Pedro of Arragon besieged Naples. The Bullet
conventual only itruck off the Crown of the Crucifix ; they
Franciscans,
in the Chappel call'd Ecce Homo, there is an Image os Christ, which being
ssruck with a Ponyard bled, and laid its hand upon the Wound. At St. Mar-
celines there is another, which being plac'd on the Trunk or Body os a Column
grew so heavy, that they were oblig'd to leave it there.
(hew
have seme Account of ’em, according to my
wonted Method, of saying somewhat of every
thing. ■ They keep at St. Lewis of the Palace, a
considerable quantity of the Virgin’s Milk, which
becomes liquid on alt our Lady’s Festivals. At
St. John Carbonnara, the Blood of St. Janttarius
boils up, when one comes near the Shrine in
which his Body is kept; and the Blood of
St. John Baptijl, which is at St. Maria Donna Ro-
mita, makes a like Ebullition, while they are
saying the Mass for the beheading of that Saint.
I will say nothing of the Pieces of the true Cross,
the Nails, the Branches of the Crown of Thorns,
the Images of the Virgin, made by St. Luke, nor
an infinity of such like Rarities, whose number
jit st. Resti- wouid tjre both you and me. At St. Dominick
Major you may see the Crucifix, which said one
the Cathedral, Day to St. Thomas Aquinas, Bene scripisii de me,
they keep a Thcma, qttam ergo mercedem accipies ? Thou hafl writ-
miracuhw , tm wen me, Thomas, What Reward wilt thou
^Imade by baw ? T° which St. Thomas answered, Non aliam
a Blind-Man ; nisi teipj'um : None but thy [elf. The Legend adds,
and an image That this Holy Man being then in a Rapture,
the fervour of his Zeal lifted him three Foot
’work “which fr°m the Earth, and so sustained him. They
ts rhe sirfl i- say, another Crucifix, which is in the Church of
mage that rvas t\yQ Btnedibiines, had twice a long Conversation
h°njN. d with his Vicegerent, Pope Pius V. That of
fiip in Italy. St. Mary of the Larmentes, bowed nis Head at the
At the church sight of a Cannon-Bullet which was coming full
os st. Law- against him ; this was in the Year 1459, when
the”S~ Pedro of Arragon besieged Naples. The Bullet
conventual only itruck off the Crown of the Crucifix ; they
Franciscans,
in the Chappel call'd Ecce Homo, there is an Image os Christ, which being
ssruck with a Ponyard bled, and laid its hand upon the Wound. At St. Mar-
celines there is another, which being plac'd on the Trunk or Body os a Column
grew so heavy, that they were oblig'd to leave it there.
(hew