A Tour Through Italy, Exhibiting a View of Its Scenery, Its Antiquities, and Its Monuments; ...

John Chetwode Eustace

J. Mawman, 1813

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CONTENTS	1

520 note line 15 for mairs read mains	9

17 note for Estrum read œstron	17

CHAP II	29

57 line 8 for Pansilypi read Pausilypi	57

Grand preparations at Naples for the return of the court from Palermo	66

Gregory the Great remarks on his character	72

76 Roads dele the crotchets	76

CHAP XV	363

The town of Argegno	374

377 fifth line from the bottom for over read	377

The Lago di Lugano description of	380

CHAP XVII	402

The country round Turin	408

The town of Susa its triumphal arch	422

The advantage of having visited Italy	428

Roman roads extraordinary solidity of their construction remarks	78

The Romans originally derived their arts and sciences from	85

The Queen of Naples takes her seat in the privy council her influence	107

Remarks on the new system of architecture first conformity of to	117

123 line 20 for transaction read transactions	123

Traits of grandeur in the national character of the Romans the inferio	149

Works of genius of the Romans characterized by peculiar loftiness	155

National character of the Modern Romans causes of its depression	161

162	162

Remarks on the indolence and mendicancy of the Modern Romans	167

CHAP VI	173

CHAP VII	197

202	202

217	217

CHAP VIII	223

231 line 13 for high read height	231

CHAP IX	238

240	240

Reflections on monastic Institutions	246

Covigliaio a singular igneous phenomenon	252

CHAP XI	278

CHAP XII	294

CHAP XIII	319

beauty of the river	328

CHAP XIV	336

Ideas associated with Gothic architecture the dislike of the Italians	346

350 last line but one in note for sideling read	350

St Ambrose his liturgy the place of his interment	354

360 line 4 for Roma read Roma	360

891 line 26 for burst read bursts	431

Italy twice visited by liberty era of the Italian republics	447

Long infancy short maturity and rapid decay of the Latin language	453

The Italian language gradually produced by a corruption of the Latin	462

Decline of Latin particular exemplifications of this declension and	472

First regular inscription in the modern language of Italy difference	478

The History of Italian Literature by Tiraboschi its singular Merit	486

Infidelity propagated by French Literature infects the Writings	492

Merits of French Literature compared with the Italian	502

Evils resulting from the general ascendancy of the French Language	508

Religion	517

Attention paid in Italy to the Instruction of Youth	526

Account of the Hierarchy of the Italian Church	537

National Character	552

Comparison between the Republics of Italy and of Greece favourable	561

Intellectual Improvement of the higher Classes impeded by the effects	567

Prevailing Taste for the Fine Arts amongst the Italian Gentry a proof	569

Early rising of the Italians	576

The Modern Italians do not sink in a comparison with their Ancestors	583

Three Inferences favourable to Modern Italy	589

Progressive Mischief of the Military System	596

Superior Cultivation of Modern Italy Exports Articles of Subsistence	604

On the Pope the Roman Court Cardinals	613

The Popes become the Temporal Sovereigns of Rome	619

Two Anecdotes shewing the rigid restraint in which the Popes are com	625

The Ceremony called the Adoration of the Pope remarks on	631

Income of the Roman Court	639

Contemplation of the Consequences of Pontifical Domination during	646

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Titel	A Tour Through Italy, Exhibiting a View of Its Scenery, Its Antiquities, and Its Monuments; ... A Tour Through Italy, Exhibiting a View of Its Scenery, Its Antiquities, and Its Monuments, John Chetwode Eustace Volume 2 van A Tour Through Italy: Exhibiting a View of Its Scenery, Antiquities, and Monuments; Particularly as They are Objects of Classical Interest, John Chetwode Eustace Volume 2 van A tour through Italy, John Chetwode Eustace
Auteur	John Chetwode Eustace
Uitgever	J. Mawman, 1813
Oorspronkelijk uit	University of Chicago
Gedigitaliseerd	25 feb 2014

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