A Classical Tour Through Italy, An. MDCCCII.J. Mawman, 1821 - Italy |
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advantage Æneid ages Alps ancient Apennines appearance appellation arts authors barbarians barbarism beauty Bishop Cadenabbia Cæsar Campania capital cardinals cathedral of Milan century character Christian church Cicero clergy climate confined considered court cultivation dialects dialects of Italy dignity dress Dryden edifices Emperor empire established Europe fertile flourishing France French French language genius glory grace grand Greek honor human influence inhabitants Isola Bella Italian literature Italy Lago Maggiore lake language Larian Latin latter Lecco literature magnificence marble ments Milan modern Italians mountains nations nature noble object observations opinion ornaments perhaps period pillars plain Pliny Pliny the Elder poets Pontiff Pope population porticos present prince principal prosperity provinces quæ Quintilian reader reign religion republic rich Roman Rome scenes seems sometimes sovereigns spirit splendor summit superior supposed Tacitus talents taste temples tion town traveller Turin villa Virgil virtues whole