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CONTENTS

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OF THE

THIRD VOLUME.

ROME.-Villa Palatina-Last Visit-Mr. Mills-Sir William Gell-Mr.

and Mrs. Dodwell-Baron Mortier
1-5

TERNI.-Visit to the Grave of Sir William Drummond-Monument to

Miss Bathurst-Count Paul Esterhazy-Waterfall
5-14

SPOLETTO.-Temple of Concord-Aqueduct-Church of St. Filippo

Neri

14-16

LORETTO.-The Santa Casa-Toys

16-25

ANCONA.-Position of the Town-Colossal Ship-Female Heroism—

25-32

Punch

RAVENNA.-An Execution-Popish Intolerance-Cardinal Rivarola—

Absurd Regulation-Tyranny-Lord Byron-The Palazzo Guic-

cioli The Countess - Noblesse of Ravenna - Antiquities and

Buildings-Dante-Theodoric-The English in Italy 32-68

FERRARA.-Tomb of Ariosto Library - Manuscripts of Ariosto,

Tasso and Guarini-Will of Tasso-Prison of 'T'asso-Soliloquy of

Tasso-Infirmities of Genius-Character of Ariosto 68-103

PADUA.-James Carrara-Gianvicenão Pinelli-Library-Tomb of Livy

-Church of St. Antonio-University-Galileo-Columbus 103-114

VENICE.-Banks of the Brenta-Villa-First View of Venice, Canaletti
-Hotel-The Piazza of St. Mark-Enrico Dandolo-The Giants'
Stairs-Treasures of Art-Bridge of Sighs-Palazzo Mocenigo,
formerly inhabited by Lord Byron-Moore and Byron at Venice-
Italian Jew-Marriage of the Doge and the Adriatic—Palaces—
Inquisition-Mad-house-Fête of Santa Maria Formosa-Lady