Misson, François Maximilien; Goodwin, Timothy [Oth.]; Wotton, Matthew [Oth.]; Manship, Samuel [Oth.]; Tooke, Benjamin [Oth.]: A New Voyage to Italy: With Curious Observations On several other Countries, as Germany, Switzerland, Savoy, Geneva, Flanders, and Holland. Together, With Useful Instructions for those who shall Travel thither. Done out of French. In Two Volumes (Vol. II.) (London: Printed for T. Goodwin, at the Queen's-Head; M. Wotton, at the Three-Daggers in Fleet-street; S. Manship, at the Ship in Cornbil; and B. Took at the Middle-Temple-Gate in Fleet-street, 1699)

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related as (acred Truths, that will not only ap-
pear incredible to you, but such monslrous Fables
as Posterity will hardly be induc’d to believe that
ever any Persons in the World were capable of
inventing and writing ’em.
I fliall add but one Word more: When People
in After-Ages shall read the I listory of what has
lately happen’d to the Proteftants of France, writ-
ten by a Maimbourg, a Farillas, a Bilhop of Meaux,
and others of that Gang, who strive to out-do
one another in exalting the Sweetness and ex-
tream Moderation with which rhose unfortunate
Creatures were us’d in that Execution ; can it be •
suppos’d that these future Readers will believe,
or even imagine that there are no Cruelties so
barbarous which these poor Trot est ants did not
suffer ?
I cannot forbear mentioning another incredible Prostat Liber
Prodigy, which just now comes into my Mind :
I rnCau the Book entitul’d, The Rates of the Ascfto- ca Pari/its)
lical Chamber. Who con’d have believ’d that the imprellus, &
Vicar of Christ wou’d compole a List of e- home ut ohm
normous Crimes, and unheard-of Impieties, with
the Price of * /ibfolutlons to be granted for ’em ? seu Gancella-
I bought this Book three Days ago in Rome. 'Tis riadptfs!R
true, they are alham’d of it, they have endea-5u'bus P1"?
vour’d by all means to suppress it, and it is in l'
quam in omnibus vitiorumSymmystis& Summariis.C/^W.E//?. E/>.WA?.c.r.
* Gaude Mater nostra Roma, quoniam aperiuntur Catara&se Thesauro-
rum in terra, ut ad te conssuant riviSc aggeres hummorum in magnaco-
pia. Laetare super iniquitate tiliorum hominum, quoniam in recompen-
sationem tantorum malorum, datnr tibi pretium. Jocundare super adju-
trice tua discordia, quia erupit de puteo infernalis abyssi, ut accumulen-
tur tibi multa pecuniarum premia. Habes quod semper sitisti, decanta
canticum, quia per malitiam hominum, non per tuam Religionem brbem
vicisti. Ad te trahit, non ipsorum devotio aut pura cqnscientia, sedlce-
lerum multiplicium perpetratio, & litium detisio pretio comparata. Cour.'
/ibbsss Ursperg.
-- .Venalia nobis
Templa, Sacerdotes, Altaria, Sacra, Coron®,
Ignis, Thura, Preces, Ccelum est venale, Deusque, B. Mant.
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