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390 InJlruEiions to a Traveller.
a Case, you ought not to negleA the Opportunity
of seeing 'em. You must also oblige your Car-
rier to bring you to Arona not far from thence,
that you may see the Coloffus os S. Charles Borrho-
meo, if you are inform’d that ’tis carried thither
from Milan.
Count Pietro Visconti Borrhonteo has a House at
Leina, six Miles\ from Milan, where you may lee
many curious Things. There are also many Curi-
osities at Villa Cassellaz,a, five Miles from the City.
You must remember to go to the Monastery of
the BeneditUns of S. Radegonda, where you will
hear the famous * Guinsana sing, who is reputed
Daughter: t0 gave tge fine{| Voice in Italy.
coT C°1 Between Pavia and Milan you must turn a lit-
tle out of the Way, and spend an Hour in v.isit-
ing the Monastery of the Carthufian Friars. The
little Book that gives an Account of the Paint-
ings at Milan, contains also a List of those that
are in this Monastery. The Front of the Church,
to a certain heighth, is so full of Ornaments, that
you cannot lay your Hand upon a smqoth place.
+ T’r Four d«- The h Bight hne Statues of White Marble of Car-
cion os the rara that were lately set up in this Church, are
church, sS. the Work of Jojepb Lufenatti, a Native of Milan,
Ambrose S. yet living. Forget not to obscrve the admirable
guQiT’i.vs' Binbroideries in the New Vestry.
Gregory; and Signior Antonio will serve you as a Guide at
the Four F.-01H1-Genoa. One Mr. Ball, a Merchant, takes all Oc-
, casions to do good Ossices to his Countrymen. I
‘s'’" thd not see the famous || Dissr made of a single
Marth.'. Emerald, which, they say, is kept at 5. Laurences.
|j They believe
str Genoa, that Chriji cat the Paschal Lamb with his Dtsciples in this Difh.
yinit seme Authors write, that it was one os the Prejents which the ^uecn of
Sheba made to Solomon.
See the Cabinet of Rarities belonging to the
Canon k'erro, and Duke Dorias fine Garden,
with
a Case, you ought not to negleA the Opportunity
of seeing 'em. You must also oblige your Car-
rier to bring you to Arona not far from thence,
that you may see the Coloffus os S. Charles Borrho-
meo, if you are inform’d that ’tis carried thither
from Milan.
Count Pietro Visconti Borrhonteo has a House at
Leina, six Miles\ from Milan, where you may lee
many curious Things. There are also many Curi-
osities at Villa Cassellaz,a, five Miles from the City.
You must remember to go to the Monastery of
the BeneditUns of S. Radegonda, where you will
hear the famous * Guinsana sing, who is reputed
Daughter: t0 gave tge fine{| Voice in Italy.
coT C°1 Between Pavia and Milan you must turn a lit-
tle out of the Way, and spend an Hour in v.isit-
ing the Monastery of the Carthufian Friars. The
little Book that gives an Account of the Paint-
ings at Milan, contains also a List of those that
are in this Monastery. The Front of the Church,
to a certain heighth, is so full of Ornaments, that
you cannot lay your Hand upon a smqoth place.
+ T’r Four d«- The h Bight hne Statues of White Marble of Car-
cion os the rara that were lately set up in this Church, are
church, sS. the Work of Jojepb Lufenatti, a Native of Milan,
Ambrose S. yet living. Forget not to obscrve the admirable
guQiT’i.vs' Binbroideries in the New Vestry.
Gregory; and Signior Antonio will serve you as a Guide at
the Four F.-01H1-Genoa. One Mr. Ball, a Merchant, takes all Oc-
, casions to do good Ossices to his Countrymen. I
‘s'’" thd not see the famous || Dissr made of a single
Marth.'. Emerald, which, they say, is kept at 5. Laurences.
|j They believe
str Genoa, that Chriji cat the Paschal Lamb with his Dtsciples in this Difh.
yinit seme Authors write, that it was one os the Prejents which the ^uecn of
Sheba made to Solomon.
See the Cabinet of Rarities belonging to the
Canon k'erro, and Duke Dorias fine Garden,
with