Thoulouse ...to 66 Vilpeinte, two to Castelna[...]· d' Arri, two to Vignonnet and four to Thoulouse. The Second Town (in the opinion of some) in France, how justly, I leave to...
Thoulouse
79 1.43870082425,43.5356661019,0 Moutauban ...but because of its Rebellion is now Dis|mantled of all Fortification. From Moutauban to Bourdeaux, you may go by Water in a very short Time, because the River is...
Moutauban
78 1.35295,44.016079,0 Paris ...he presents the Ring given by S. Mark to the Screne Prince. A singular work of Paris Bordone. The Church of the Hospitall of the Mendicanti. On your left hand...
Paris
81 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Place-Royal ...themselves in it. PLACE-ROYAL, A square like Covent-Garden Note in marg: Place-Royal. Place-Roy|al. on Portico's, but neither the Arches nor Building so good; into...
Place-Royal
80 VALDEGRACE ...than within. View document image [5] containing page [7] Document Images VALDEGRACE, A Monastery built by the Note in marg: Valdegrace. Queen-Mother, and the...
VALDEGRACE
77 PONTNUEF ...for a Bourse, &c. but no room in it comparable to West|minster-Hall. PONTNUEF Crosses the Seine at the point of an Note in marg: Pontneuf. Island where the...
PONTNUEF
74 Santeville ...at London. There is a litle Village about half a League from the Town called Santeville, famous for Cream, if you please your land|lord will find you a guid to conduct...
Santeville
80 Spain ...Aste we came the 11th· of Oct. to Alexandria, a great Gar|rison of the King of Spain in Milo|noise, twenty miles from Aste, from whence the same night we arrived at...
Spain
81 MILAN. ...is added That excellent Collection of Signior SEPTALE, in his Closet at MILAN. Illustrated with The Heads of some of the most renowned Painters. Written...
MILAN.
74 9.190336,45.464161,0 Sirinalta ...1 Rimini. 30 Ravenna. 31 Reggio. 138 S. Senegaglia. 31 Seravall. 104 Sirinalta. 113 Sassvoli. 140 T. Torcello. 91 Treviso. 96 V. Urbino. 32 Venetia...
Sirinalta
72 Venetia ...Virgin holding a Scepter in one hand, and a pair of Scales in the other. ] Venetia confer|ring together, as al|so a Picture of Ju|stice, and a [Note: Or Duke of...
Venetia
77 11.25,45.75,0 Rome ...Polidoro. 23 The State or Territory OF THE CHURCH, Without the City of Rome. Grotta Ferrata, being a Monastery of Be|nedictines, two miles distant from...
Rome
79 ROUEN ...has a very great Congregation. View document image [3] Document Images ROUEN, A large Timber-built Town, not much un|like Note in marg: u n. London within...
ROUEN
77 1.094981,49.440223,0 Louure ...in the middle, and at the end, round places for that purpose. The end of the Louure has this Prospect, wherein is the Kings own Appartment, View document image...
Louure
79 Gresham-Colledge ...the new Arsenall built and furnished by the present King, The wild Beasts. 6. Gresham-Colledge, where the Ex|change is now kept; inquire there for Dr. Pope that by his means...
Gresham-Colledge
81 Paris ...to the Cu|stom. You may furnish this Journey, and have Time enough at Paris to Prepare your Self for the Journey to Provence and Languedock before the...
Paris
73 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...are Im|barked. 33 You must return again to An|giers, and from thence to Paris with the Messenger. It is a Journey of five days, and all that I know...
Paris
74 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...may make use of the follow|ing Advice at your Discretion. I suppose You leave Paris about the beginning of June (for I would not have you loose the Month of May in...
Paris
81 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...to such per|sons as will be carefull to shew you every thing. From London to Paris the best way is to goe by Dover and Calais, that you may returne by Die[...]...
Paris
80 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...He had [...]exactly learned all the Plants then keept in the Kings Garden at Paris (the most compleat that is in the World, ei|ther for the number or the Quality...
Paris
79 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...bargain before Hand. It will be worth your while to see some places about Paris, as particularlie, 1 Maisone, a very delicat House, be|longing to the...
Paris
77 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...of it; I shall beseech You likewise to do the same by Monsr. Marchant at Paris. 19 LETTER II. Containing Advice for makeing the grand Toure of France...
Paris
75 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...Marsaills, and say merrily, that Marsaills and its suburbs is bigger than Paris: The great conveniencie of these Houses is to acc[...]m|modat the Citizens with...
Paris
76 2.350987,48.856667,0 Luca ...most people use to wear in the Winter-time, of one Fashion or an|other. From Luca, if you please, you may go to Pisloia, and so to Florence, or o|therways...
Luca
80 10.50602,43.840677,0 Pazzuolo ...they cannot move or circu|lat in the Body. 177 From hence you take the Way to Pazzuolo, near to which you will meet with a Place called la Solfatara, it is a large...
Pazzuolo
81 11.95599,43.12165,0 Pisa ...you to the Place. From Ligorn you have 15 Miles of Smooth and Plain way to Pisa. It is an Ancient City, some|times a common-wealth by it self, and then both...
Pisa
78 10.400106,43.719417,0 Pisa ...a Couple of the Cata|logues of the Garden there, of the last Edition. From Pisa, You have but a small half days Journey, of very pleasant Way, to Luca, which...
Pisa
78 10.400106,43.719417,0 FLORENCE ...Towns. 112 The places You are to pass by, are Cheifly these as follows. FLORENCE. S. Casciano 9 Miles Le Tavernelle 8 Miles Pogibonzo 5 Miles Staggia 4...
FLORENCE
77 11.24626,43.77925,0 Tuscany ...seeing of which if you please you may go from Genoua by Horse to Ligorne. Tuscany begins about Viaregia, the greatest part whereof is under the Do|minion of the...
Tuscany
77 Pisloia ...of one Fashion or an|other. From Luca, if you please, you may go to Pisloia, and so to Florence, or o|therways returne to Pisa, and from thence, either by...
Pisloia
71 10.917964,43.933383,0 Blois ...will be then, or a little before, in their Prime, which now that the Garden of Blois is no more in Condition, is undoubtedly the best you are like to meet with) and...
Blois
81 1.33646,47.58848,0 Blois ...where the best Cla|ret in that Countrie grows, and is ordi|narly to be found. Blois of itself is no very considerable Town, yet it is famous for makeing of...
Blois
80 1.33646,47.58848,0 Rochel ...corniculatum luteum, Eringium Marinum, Crithmum; with many others. The Rochel is much more famous for what it was, than for what it is, It was the strongest...
Rochel
74 -1.15,46.16667,0 Narbonne ...conduct; which tho' it be no difficult thing, yet it is not common. From Narbonne, you have six or seven Leagues to Carcassone; They are two, Ville and City; the...
Narbonne
76 3.003611,43.184722,0 Amboise ...by, as for example the Pie verte or Green Pyet, &c. 3ly. from Blois you go to Amboise in half a day by water; the boat will give you libertie to see the Castle; in...
Amboise
81 0.993407,47.413413,0 Rochel ...my Opinion is the cause, that all the Wines both of the Island and about the Rochel tast brackish, especially when they begin to be old. You will find a|mongst...
Rochel
79 -1.15,46.16667,0 Brouage ...the mouth of the little Ri|ver, about a League or two in the Sea. From Brouage you have seven Leagues to the Rochell, upon the Way to which you will have...
Brouage
74 -1.69306,47.14263,0 Arles ...and so to Avignion, by the way of Arles, Sainct Eloy de Cro[...] Tarascon. At Arles, remember to see the entry into a great Passage all Vaulted, which they say...
Arles
80 4.629722,43.676389,0 MILAN ...is added That excellent Collection of Signior SEPTALE, in his Closet at MILAN. Illustrated with The Heads of some of the most renowned Painters. Written...
MILAN
74 9.1881,45.4637,0 England ...to be found in Italy, and I can|not remember I have seen any Original in England but that which is in my own hands. I have taken courage to prefix your...
England
75 Dover ...to shew you every thing. From London to Paris the best way is to goe by Dover and Calais, that you may returne by Die[...] and Rye, except 7 you make account...
Dover
75 1.3,51.13333,0 Italy ...masters are particularised, as they are preserved in the several cities of Italy ... / written originally in Italian by Giacomo Barri ... ; Englished by W.L. of...
Italy
77 Warwick-Lane ...William Acton. LONDON, Printed for R. Baldwin, near the Oxford Arms in Warwick-Lane. 1691. TO My Worthy and Most Respected Friend and Master EDWARD HARVEY, OF...
Warwick-Lane
74 Villeneufe ...are worth your observation. The 9th. of Oct. we left Turin, and went to Villeneufe, a little Garrison of Fourscore men, ten miles from 8 Turin, where we dined...
Villeneufe
75 Italy Author: Acton, William. Title: A new journal of Italy containing what is most remarkable of the antiquities of Rome, Savoy and Naples...
Italy
49 Aste ...well fortified, and hath four Regiments of Souldiers in it. From Aste we came the 11th· of Oct. to Alexandria, a great Gar|rison of the King of Spain...
Aste
68 Gene ...Travels; And then you left Paris, and set forward by the way of Ly|ons for Geneve, where after you had passed some time you resolved to go for Italy; so that...
Gene
77 Ly|ons ...in your Travels; And then you left Paris, and set forward by the way of Ly|ons for Geneve, where after you had passed some time you resolved to go for Italy...
Ly|ons
74 Italy ...You may drink pure: and it is re|markable that there are but few places in Italy where Water may be Drunk safe|ly, and because one may be mistaken in the...
Italy
77 Italy ...of these things I shall recommend to you hereafter. If I Know of your going to Italy in time, I shall have a Letter there before you. Your best convenience for...
Italy
81 Novaleze ...six miles, which is the foot of the Mountains on the side of 77 Piedmont. From Novaleze, in the ascent of the Alpes, we came to la Ferier two long miles, from thence...
Novaleze
81 7.01416,45.19065,0 Geneve ...Geneve, you came to a little Town called Remille in Savoy, seven Leagues from Geneve, where we lay the first night; within three Leagues of this Town lies the Lake...
Geneve
80 6.1201582440020434,46.22311383358856,0 Millan ...and the Sepulchre of St. Peter, who they say was martyrized in a Wood betwixt Millan and Pavie. Then we went to the Church of St. Laurence, built after the model of...
Millan
80 9.1881,45.4637,0 Ceste ...row with four Oars; and lay the first night at a place on the Sea shore called Ceste, being thirty miles. The 17th. we took our Barks again, and went by Sea to...
Ceste
81 8.151744,45.189906,0 Montefiatsco ...29 miles, from whence we came, and dined, the next day being Sunday at Montefiatsco, Fifteen miles, where in a little old Church, under ground, we saw the Tomb of...
Montefiatsco
73 Veletre ...Eighth of November we took our Jonrney for Naples, and came the first night to Veletre, twenty miles from Rome, where we saw the fine Pallace and Garden of Cardinal...
Veletre
81 Savoy ...we came to Chambery, five leagues from Romillie; it is the Principal Town in Savoy, and where the Duke of Savoy formerly kept his Court, where we staid Dinner...
Savoy
79 Chambery ...of this Town lies the Lake of Ansi and Town so called. The 18th. we came to Chambery, five leagues from Romillie; it is the Principal Town in Savoy, and where the...
Chambery
78 Landbourg ...Thirtieth we came to dinner to Breamant, five Leagues more, and from thence to Landbourg, where we lay that night, being 4 two leagues from Bramont, still up|on the...
Landbourg
81 Florence ...we saw be|sides abundance of fine Churches. November the First we went from Florence to Pongebouce 22 miles where we lay. The next day we came to Dinner to Siena...
Florence
79 11.24626,43.77925,0 Lauretta ...Apothecaries Shop, where|of the Pots were all Painted by Raphael Urbin. From Lauretta we went on Sa|turday the 26th of January to Ancona fif|teen miles, where the...
Lauretta
79 Breamant ...to Mont|millian, where we lay the 29th. The Thirtieth we came to dinner to Breamant, five Leagues more, and from thence to Landbourg, where we lay that night...
Breamant
78 Oxfoord ...and Park belonging to the Kings Majesty. I shall likewise put You in mind that Oxfoord is but fifty miles from London, and that it is one of the most famous...
Oxfoord
81 -1.25596,51.75222,0 Venice ...to Padoue, ten miles, from whence the same day we took Bark, and arrived at Venice the eighth day of February, where we staid three weeks to see the Town; and the...
Venice
78 12.33265,45.43713,0 Florence ...Gardens, in which there is a great many fine Waterworks: The finest thing in Florence is the Gallery of rich Cabinets, and the Chamber where there is all sort of...
Florence
79 11.24626,43.77925,0 Leghorne ...la Scala, 14 a great Inn so called, where we lay, being thirty six miles from Leghorne, and half way between Pisa and Flo|rence. The next day being the 24th of...
Leghorne
80 10.32615,43.54427,0 Pisa ...Bastion sixteen pieces of Cannon. The 20th of October we went from Luca to Pisa, ten miles, where we dined: We saw there the Dome or Cathedral Church, of which...
Pisa
78 10.400106,43.719417,0 Luxemburgh ...of troubling you too much, and leave the rest to your own observation. 1. See Luxemburgh palace & gardens; Monsieur Marchant will be a fit Person, because of his...
Luxemburgh
81 6.095234804646602,49.77937107748278,0 Naples ...an arm of the Sea three or four miles long. The same night we return|ed to Naples, and the next day being Thursday, we saw the Sepulchres of Virgil, and of...
Naples
77 Naples ...St. Agothas; and from thence on Monday night, the 12th instant, we arrived at Naples, which is some 32 miles from St. Agothas, where we saw several fine Churches...
Naples
80 Siena ...to Pongebouce 22 miles where we lay. The next day we came to Dinner to Siena, 16 miles: It is a Town belonging to the Great Duke, almost as big as Florence...
Siena
73 11.328969,43.317826,0 Nismes ...from many Places of the Levant, do resort. From Avignion, you go [...]o Nismes, but you must part by times in the mor|ning that you may have the conveniencie...
Nismes
75 Nismes ...well worth the while to take a Note of the Plants you find in every Place. At Nismes you must lodge Aux A|renes; you will see there a brave Am|phitheatre built by...
Nismes
81 Languedock ...have Time enough at Paris to Prepare your Self for the Journey to Provence and Languedock before the Dog-Days be ended, at which Time it will be fit to be|gin your...
Languedock
81 Lions ...will part from hence, such a Day being the---Day of---and will arrive at Lions the---Day thereafter, the Bundell contains no Merchant Goods, being only Books...
Lions
75 4.819827,45.759683,0 Lions ...for I doubt not that you are sufficiently in|formed of them already. From Lions, you take Boat to Avigni|on, which is about fi[...]tie Leagues: if the River be...
Lions
77 4.819827,45.759683,0 Ligorn ...it now and then. From Genoua You must again provide Your self of a Felluck to Ligorn, which you will find readier and at an easier rate, because of the more...
Ligorn
81 10.32615,43.54427,0 Ligorn ...greatest part whereof is under the Do|minion of the Great Duke of Tuscany. Ligorn is no antient, but yet a very Handsom and well built City, by Fer|dinand the...
Ligorn
78 10.32615,43.54427,0 London ...all. I suppose then You were to send any little Ball for Trunk from Ligorne to London; Your 95 way would be first to pass it at the Cu|stom house, where, I think...
London
81 -0.12574,51.50853,0 Lions ...place to tell you that it will be expedient, to draw your Money from Paris, to Lions, ei|ther by Bill of Ex-change, or Letter of credit, upon some honest...
Lions
81 4.819827,45.759683,0 Padua ...is one of the best Gardens in Italy, & in my opini|on preferable to that of Padua, especi|ally for exotick Plants. The Universi|ty, for the whole Estate of...
Padua
78 11.8766,45.4096,0 Lon|don ...same conveyance to Ligorn: But from Venice you must address immediately for Lon|don, and in the same manner as from Ligorn. If you be to send any thing o|ver Land...
Lon|don
78 -0.12574,51.50853,0 Avignion ...the Pont de Gard; And I must tell you, altho' the way you are to follow from Avignion to Nismes, by the Pont de Gard, be for the most part very barren, yet you will...
Avignion
79 4.80769,43.95159,0 Avignion ...and several others be|low that, loss themselves therein. When you come at Avignion, You may lodge at Louxenbourg. The Town and Country belongs to the Pope, whose...
Avignion
77 4.80769,43.95159,0 Provence ...Aix, is one of the most delicate Towns in France, It's the Capitall City of Provence and the seat of a Parliament. The streets are large, especialy one great...
Provence
78 5.043023,43.633239,0 Provence ...way of ma|king the Toure of Italy, (in my opini|on) is to go through Provence to Cane, a small inconsiderable Town upon the Frontiers of Provence, and there...
Provence
71 5.043023,43.633239,0 Nize ...The first thing You will meet with, worthy the taking notice of, is Nize, a City belonging to the Duke of Savoy, it lyes near to the Sea syde, at the...
Nize
70 7.26571,43.70325,0 Genoua ...considerable more than I have already noted on the Coasts of Liguria betwixt Genoua and Nize, except that when ye pass Leresi a litle, you begin to discover a...
Genoua
79 8.91519,44.4264,0 Monaco ...you will easily under|stand, after your being a while in the Country. From Monaco you will easily reach Oneglia, which is at about twelve Miles distance, and...
Monaco
78 7.41667,43.73333,0 Rome ...was the Tower of Nero, up|on which he sat playing on a Harp whilst the City of Rome was all in a flame of Fire. From hence we went to the Church of St. Peter in...
Rome
81 Rome ...5. which afterwards amongst o|ther Antiquities was brought from Rhodes to Rome by Assinios Pollion, most famous in the time of Augustus, and kept in the Baths...
Rome
76 Rome ...20 of December, we went to St. Paul's Church, about a mile and an half out of Rome, where we saw the Cru|cifix, that, they say, spoke to St. Briget. Munday we...
Rome
80 Rome ...the 10th. of November we came to Fun|di, which is the better half way be|twixt Rome and Naples. From this place we came the next day, being Sunday, to Mola: Where...
Rome
81 Rome ...Esquire. Worthy Sir, AS I had the honour to wait up|you in your Travels to Rome, so I had the oppotunity of making some Remarks in our way thi|ther, and from...
Rome
78 Rome ...new journal of Italy containing what is most remarkable of the antiquities of Rome, Savoy and Naples : with observations made upon the strength, beauty and...
Rome
80 Rome ...that Richard the Third, King of England was buried in as he went a Pilgrim to Rome. In St. Augustins Church they shewed us a place, where a fellow having lost all...
Rome
80 Rome ...22d of November, but took Frescata in our way, which is about 12 miles from Rome, where we saw the Palace of Monte Dra|gone, and Aldobrandina, in these we saw...
Rome
78 Rome ...very high over the hole. Thursday the 29th of November being returned to Rome, we went and saw St. Peter's Church and the Pope's Lodgings, where we took...
Rome
76 Rome ...they say, there was fourteen such Buildings which divided the City of Rome into so many parts, to each of which there was a Governour· They say moreover...
Rome
72 Rome ...Petrus Oliverus, which represents the entry of Pope Gre|gory 46 the 11th into Rome when he came from Avignion: Behind this Church for|merly stood the Temple of...
Rome
80 Rome ...which they say was built 800 years be|fore our Saviours time: Returning to Rome again, we went through the Porto Lattin, just by which we saw a little Chappel...
Rome
77 Rome ...to which he was bound, as they say, when he was exe|cuted. In returning to Rome we saw St. Pauls Church again, and the Cruci|fix that they say spoke to St...
Rome
77 Jerusalem ...we saw Prince Pallastrino's Pa|lace, and upon Sunday we went to Santa Croce in Jerusalem, one of the seven Churches, where they pretend to have a great many Relicks, as...
Jerusalem
81 35.0043676975945,31.74321305841924,0 Rome ...we went to the Church of St. John Latteran, which is esteemed the finest in Rome, next to St. Peters, and where they pre|tend to have the most reliques; hard by...
Rome
78 Rome ...which you may easily avoid by Travelling in the night. when you arrive at Rome you must give up your name at the Port; your Countrey, the Place from which...
Rome
76 12.4843457,41.89262,0 Rome ...Alexander Farnese. It be|longes to the Duke of Parma. It is distant from Rome Miles It is in figure, pentagone, having five very High and equal faces, with a...
Rome
75 12.4843457,41.89262,0 Rome ...&c. and the Gardens with water works. 3ly If You desire not to Returne to Rome first, You may goe directly from hence to Castello gondolfo, which is about...
Rome
77 12.4843457,41.89262,0 Rome ...exactly imitats Thunder. Tivoli is some eighteen or twentie Miles distant from Rome You may easily go from Rome and see all things considerable there, & returne...
Rome
81 12.4843457,41.89262,0 Rome ...for example, the Aqua Virgine, which is the sweetest and best for use in all Rome, is conducted so deep thro' the Monte Trinita, That in the French Minims Garden...
Rome
79 12.4843457,41.89262,0 Rome ...the side of a Hill, from whence 149 in clear weather You may easily disco|ver Rome. The Place is beautifi'd with many delicat Villa's about it, amongst which the...
Rome
80 12.4843457,41.89262,0 Pozzuolo ...and Pictures within this Church well worthie the seeing. When you go to Pozzuolo, you must take a Guide with you to show you all the considerable Places. It...
Pozzuolo
75 11.95599,43.12165,0 Pozzuolo ...Cotton, and send before you to Rome. Having done these things, you come to Pozzuolo; in Latine Puteoli. The City is now much Ruined; but was Stately and Rich of...
Pozzuolo
78 11.95599,43.12165,0 Pozzuolo ...Cotton, and send before you to Rome. Having done these things, you come to Pozzuolo; in Latine Puteoli. The City is now much Ruined; but was Stately and Rich of...
Pozzuolo
78 11.95599,43.12165,0 Naples ...the others hear, they cry in like manner dal monte and so those that goe from Naples take that side of the Grotto, which is next the Sea and these that go to it...
Naples
80 14.21755,40.829595,0 Na|ples ...made, which torrents were carried se|veral 192 Miles into the Gulf or bay of Na|ples without being quenched, and killed the Fishes in the middle of the deep. You...
Na|ples
79 14.21755,40.829595,0 Ge|nova ...to Italy,) you might commodiously hire a Fel[...]oque of two Oares a side for Ge|nova, and arrive there in four or five days, Ter a Terre, that is Landing every Day...
Ge|nova
80 6.1201582440020434,46.22311383358856,0 Marsaills ...Narb[...]|n[...]nsium Lobelij. 9ly. Take a view of the Country a|bout Marsaills from some eminent Place, especially east from the Town, where the fertility is...
Marsaills
73 5.365307,43.299467,0 Marsaills ...divert themselves in Summer, and to provide necessars for House keeping. At Marsaills you must hire Horses to Frayole, which is some three dayes Jour|ney 52 east...
Marsaills
79 5.365307,43.299467,0 Vienne ...and a half, or three at most. You have to take notice of, by the way 1st. Vienne, a little but ancient Town, five Leagues from Lions. See the forges where they...
Vienne
77 4.878693,45.524879,0 Aix ...way. From hence you go to Dine at Cava|illion; in the rest of the Journey to Aix, there is nothing considerable, only you have a River to pass by boat called...
Aix
80 2.70554,50.42568,0 Thoulouse ...call the Gri|[...]one. It hath good trafique, because of the situation betwixt Thoulouse and Li|moge and Paris, as also because of the Commoditie of the River, to...
Thoulouse
81 1.43870082425,43.5356661019,0 River Garonne ...Spurs, unless you make account to pay a Forfaulter. 3ly. The Bridge over the River Garonne, which is very stately, built of Brick, somewhat after the Model of the new...
River Garonne
79 Carcassone ...thing, yet it is not common. From Narbonne, you have six or seven Leagues to Carcassone; They are two, Ville and City; the City stands upon a hight about half a...
Carcassone
80 Li|moge ...It hath good trafique, because of the situation betwixt Thoulouse and Li|moge and Paris, as also because of the Commoditie of the River, to Bourdeaux: the...
Li|moge
72 1.273321,45.870793,0 Montauban ...Churches, religious-houses, &c. which I leave to your self. From Thoulouse to Montauban you about halfe a Dayes Journey, it is famous for the Protestant University; It...
Montauban
81 1.35295,44.016079,0 ARCH TRYUMPHAL ...dint in it; there is besides several strange Weapons, Armour of China, &c. ARCH TRYUMPHAL, Of Wood, and painted; Note in marg: Arch Tryumphal. Try|umphal. but the...
ARCH TRYUMPHAL
79 Gar|den of the Tuilleries ...and Figure, not any in Italy resembling it in either: Behind it is the great Gar|den of the Tuilleries, which is near half as long as St. James's Park: Is prettily planted with...
Gar|den of the Tuilleries
79 Mouline ...Faiance, or white Lame-works, of which the best in France are here. 2ly. At Mouline (where you will fall to Dine) [...]quire for the 35 monasterie where the body...
Mouline
78 Rome ...to enquire after the Psilothrum or Depilatory Ointment, which they use in Rome in the Baths, and which I was so Unluckie as not to mind when I was upon the...
Rome
76 12.4843457,41.89262,0 Rome ...so that you will easily discover it. From Viterbo, all that distance to Rome is called the Campania of Rome, in which it is thought most dangerous to sleep...
Rome
75 12.4843457,41.89262,0 Rome ...with your con|venience to Ostia, which is some twelve miles distant from Rome doun the River Tyber, it was of old the great Harbour for all the Ships and...
Rome
75 12.4843457,41.89262,0 Rome ...is some eighteen or twentie Miles distant from Rome You may easily go from Rome and see all things considerable there, & returne the same day to Rome, unless...
Rome
77 12.4843457,41.89262,0 Rome ...this defect, being your self much more able to do it. Being returned to Rome, which I shall suppose to be about the middle or end of April: It will be fitt...
Rome
75 12.4843457,41.89262,0 Rome ...heat of the Day, and be sure not to Sleep till you have passed the Campania of Rome, as I have formerly marked. The Way to Loretto from Rome. Miles. Prima...
Rome
81 12.4843457,41.89262,0 Rome ...of the next Voyage towards Loretto, un|less you resolve to pass the Summer at Rome, for after the 20th. of May, un|till the latter Rains fall (which is com|monly...
Rome
80 12.4843457,41.89262,0 Naples ...take a Parcel of every sort and bring along with you, which you may box up at Naples with Cotton, and send before you to Rome. Having done these things, you come...
Naples
80 14.21755,40.829595,0 Naples ...very considerable, it is the last Place of the Ecclesiastick E|state towards Naples; Passengers use to Dine here at a pittiful Inn without the Town, where there is...
Naples
79 14.21755,40.829595,0 Pozzuolo ...were one continued wall. The Emperour Caligulae built a bridge of boats from Pozzuolo to Baii upon which he went in Triumph first on Horsback and then in Chariot...
Pozzuolo
79 11.95599,43.12165,0 Naples ...of the Year be good, there is excellent Her[...]rising upon this [...]oade to Naples. You will find Wild in the Fields, many sorts of Narcissus's, many Colours of...
Naples
80 14.21755,40.829595,0 London ...Paris, &c. Sir, I Cannot inform You of any thing considerable on this side London, except it please you, when you are got the le[...]gth of Huntington, to turn...
London
78 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...You to such per|sons as will be carefull to shew you every thing. From London to Paris the best way is to goe by Dover and Calais, that you may returne by...
London
74 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...of them, then You must agree with some English Master of a Ship, bound for London, for the portage, and accordingly draw a Bill of Loading---which is of a common...
London
77 -0.12574,51.50853,0 Genoua ...Town upon the Frontiers of Provence, and there to hire a Felluck to Genoua, and, if you can|not get one at Cane, to go to Nize, which is but six or seven...
Genoua
70 8.91519,44.4264,0 Genoua ...there rests five Miles to Genoua, All the Coast, of Liguria, from Nize to 88 Genoua, & some days Journey beyond Genoua towards Ligorn, is nothing but rude Alps...
Genoua
80 8.91519,44.4264,0 Provence ...In this Journey, besides the things of Pleasure you will see in this higher Provence, you will have the best herborization, almost all the way, that you can...
Provence
78 5.043023,43.633239,0 Avignion ...o[...] it. Having seen these thing and Dyned, You return to Your Lodging at Avignion the same 43 day. The next day you take Horses for Aix, which is about two days...
Avignion
78 4.80769,43.95159,0 Avignion ...from thence to the Ro|chell, 77 Bourdeaux, Toulouse, Narbonne, Montpellier, Avignion, and so all the rest throw Provence; and then back to Avig|nion, from whence to...
Avignion
78 4.80769,43.95159,0 Venice ...general all o|ver Italy, except only in the Kingdom of Naples, and States of Venice and Milan, where it is permitted to wear Daggers. At most Towns in Italy, You...
Venice
79 12.33265,45.43713,0 Lunel ...you take Horses for Mompellier, which is a Days Journey from it; You dine at Lunel which is about mid-way, and because I have nothing to say of this Place, I...
Lunel
79 4.13611,43.67778,0 Padua ...141 Milano. 143 N. Napoli. 159 P. Perugia. 25 Pesaro. 28 Pordenon. 98 Padua. 108 Parma. 118 Piacenza. 132 Pescia. 157 Piere di Lamari. 158 R. Roma...
Padua
74 11.8766,45.4096,0 Venetia ...and a Doge kneeling. And that great Square on the middle of the Roof with a Venetia upon the Clouds, com|passed about with a multitude of Gods, and o|ther Figures...
Venetia
79 11.25,45.75,0 Paris ...you thither. You may Herbarize by the way. You may take the messenger to Paris, as being the easiest way, you pay 13. or 14. Franks a man, for which You are...
Paris
76 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...President of Maisone, & standing upon the River of Saine, some 4. Leagues from Paris; From hence you must go two Leagues up the River, to 2 St. Germaine, A House...
Paris
81 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...of the Treasure; which being done, you will have time enough to return to Paris. 7 I know nothing better worth your seing about Paris, than the Aqueduct at...
Paris
76 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...your way to lodge at Melun; The next morning You will have an easie Journey to Paris, and time enough if you please to see Vinceu, within two short Leagues of...
Paris
81 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...thing I would say further, un|till I be happie to hear of Your safe arivall at Paris, and then I would be content to trouble you with an other sheet: in the mean...
Paris
81 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...thing I would say further, un|till I be happie to hear of Your safe arivall at Paris, and then I would be content to trouble you with an other sheet: in the mean...
Paris
81 2.350987,48.856667,0 Capua ...must pass at this place the Ri|ver Garigliano, called Li[...]is Anciently. Capua, is a new City standing upon the side of the River Vulturnus, and some two...
Capua
78 14.2130486,41.1061258,0 Florence ...of which Place there is a Stately Colossus of Brass, of Cosmus great Duke of Florence a Horse back, by the Model whereof that of Henry the great upon the new Bridge...
Florence
79 11.24626,43.77925,0 Florence ...or an|other. From Luca, if you please, you may go to Pisloia, and so to Florence, or o|therways returne to Pisa, and from thence, either by Coach or Horse, to...
Florence
75 11.24626,43.77925,0 Florence ...to mind those two Species of stones which are found in Quarries not farr from Florence, whereof the one Naturally represents Townes and Landscapes, the other is some...
Florence
80 11.24626,43.77925,0 Pozzuolo ...with us, that can hardly be raised upon a hot bed. You may have your Horse at Pozzuolo, and hyre a boat to cross the Bay for see|ing of the following things, And 1...
Pozzuolo
81 11.95599,43.12165,0 Paris ...back, by the Model whereof that of Henry the great upon the new Bridge of Paris was made. Near to the Entrie into the Palace there are severall other Noble...
Paris
76 2.350987,48.856667,0 Capua ...the River Vulturnus, and some two miles from it, the Ruins of the Old famous Capua which in the Old Ro|mans Time, was esteemed one of the most delicious Places in...
Capua
79 14.2130486,41.1061258,0 Shinon ...30 From thence you pass throw Most deli|cate Meadows called the Valey of Shinon, and in your way to Saumure some three Leagues from the Town you may see a...
Shinon
75 3.93333,47.06667,0 Valence ...the retreat of Pontius Pilate, driven here, by, God knows, what accident. 3ly. Valence, a Pretie Town only considerable for its U|niversity. 4ly. Le...
Valence
81 0.89101,44.10823,0 Shinon ...inde|lible. If she be yet alive you May see it. From thence you returne by Shinon, where they say the famous Francis Rablais had his first breeding in an old...
Shinon
77 3.93333,47.06667,0 Angiers ...likewise dry the Plant, if you think fit. 8ly You May go If you please from Angiers to Nantes either by Water or by Land, in one day; It is a prettie town and...
Angiers
79 3.15512,50.40737,0 Italy ...to place the Sculptures. 1. The Frontispiece before the Title. 2. The Map of Italy before the Table. 3. Michael Angelo. Pag. 17. 4. Titian. p. 50. 5. Paulo...
Italy
79 Italy ...there is a Picture which represents the Holy House as it was transported into Italy by the Angels, the work of Hannibal Carache. The Church of S. Mary in...
Italy
80 | ...prin|cipal Places and Rarities of Rome, and other the beautiful Cities of Ita|ly; I thought my self obliged to make my Countreymen some accompt of my...
|
79 States of Venice ...Lord, WHen I had the ho|nour to attend your Lordship in your Embassy to the States of Venice, it was my fortune there to meet with a small Piece, entituled Viaggio...
States of Venice
78 12.33265,45.43713,0 Athens ...Per|fection and Glory in This and all o|ther Liberal Sciences, as that of old Athens, or of modern Rome. W. L. [Figure: ITALIA by Robert Morden at the Atlas...
Athens
80 23.71622,37.97945,0 Piacenza ...them, it also being difficult to get liberty of seeing them. The City of Piacenza. The Domo. AS you enter at the great Door, on your left hand, you see the...
Piacenza
81 9.696586,45.052752,0 Voltaggio ...Milo|noise, twenty miles from Aste, from whence the same night we arrived at Voltaggio, two and twenty miles more, where we were forced by tempestuous weather, of...
Voltaggio
79 8.84274,44.62095,0 Rome ...soon as our Savi|our had made use of it. Monday the 21th of January we left Rome in order to go to Venice, and lay the first night at Rigneava twenty three...
Rome
79 Rome ...they say, there was fourteen such Buildings which divided the City of Rome into so many parts, to each of which there was a Governour· They say moreover...
Rome
72 Rome ...Petrus Oliverus, which represents the entry of Pope Gre|gory 46 the 11th into Rome when he came from Avignion: Behind this Church for|merly stood the Temple of...
Rome
80 Ethiopia ...Licus, King of Thebes, who took to Wife Anthiops, Daughter of Nycteus, King of Ethiopia, 34 whom Jupiter defiled, putting on the form of a Satyr, whereupon Licus put...
Ethiopia
81 39.63485693340425,8.620916482687358,0 Rhodes ...Pa|lace, where we saw that Incomparable Masterpiece that was brought from Rhodes, consisting of Seven Figures, to wit, a Bull, a Dog, Three Men and Two Women...
Rhodes
76 28.216666666,36.433333333,0 Ruins ...you may take notice of the Bath of Agripina, the Mother of Nero, now in the Ruins. From hence we went and saw the pretty Church of St. Martin, upon Mount...
Ruins
78 39.11209,38.048722,0 Mergelina ...this Tomb, is the Sepul|chre of that famous Poet Sanazarius, in a Place called Mergelina, a Villa given him by King Frederick, where he built a Church in Honour of the...
Mergelina
81 Rome ...two Squares the di|spute concerning the Sacrament, by Raphael; pain|ted in Rome in the Palace of the Vatican. There are also divers designs of the most...
Rome
77 Rome ...satisfaction of personally viewing the most prin|cipal Places and Rarities of Rome, and other the beautiful Cities of Ita|ly; I thought my self obliged to make my...
Rome
80 Rome ...the Pope in a Ship. The Second signifies the Burning of the City of Rome. The Third is when the Pope Crowned the Emperour Charles the Great. And in...
Rome
71 Paris ...in the Lions denn, with an Angel, a Prophet, and a S. Andrew, by the hand of Paris Bordone. The Nunns Church of Celestia. In the Chapell on the right hand of...
Paris
79 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Loretto ...Italy by the length. From Valcimara, the way is exceeding good to Loretto. Loretto it self is a little Town not very Ancient, built upon the Top of a Hill, not...
Loretto
79 13.61232,43.43617,0 Tu|rin ...The Form of it ought to be as follows. 92 I Vnder Subscribed Carrier of Tu|rin, acknowledge to have received from---the---Day of---at Turin a Bundell...
Tu|rin
76 7.685433,45.073361,0 Tuscany ...the greatest part whereof is under the Do|minion of the Great Duke of Tuscany. Ligorn is no antient, but yet a very Handsom and well built City, by...
Tuscany
72 Bourdeaux ...which they call Ortolans, which are much pri|zed for great Delicacies. From Bourdeaux you go to Rochelle. In the way you pass by these Places; first 72 Blay, Ville...
Bourdeaux
79 -0.573687,44.834764,0 Bourdeaux ...and Li|moge and Paris, as also because of the Commoditie of the River, to Bourdeaux: the Town and Bridge are all built of Brick. It was formerly very strong, but...
Bourdeaux
76 -0.573687,44.834764,0 Bourdeaux ...permitted the Scots (as a Pri|viledge) to keep a Board; as they pas|sed to Bourdeaux. 2ly. Xaintes or Saintes, the Capital Town of Xaintonge; It stands upon the...
Bourdeaux
77 -0.573687,44.834764,0 Marsaills ...almost all the way, that you can possibly desire; you must part from Marsaills early in the morning, that you may have the more time to herbarize by the way...
Marsaills
71 5.365307,43.299467,0 Rochell ...about a League or two in the Sea. From Brouage you have seven Leagues to the Rochell, upon the Way to which you will have occasion to see a great many Sea-Plants...
Rochell
80 -1.15,46.16667,0 Nantes ...viz. To Nantes, as in the for|mer advice concerning the Petit Tour, as far as Nantes, from thence to the Ro|chell, 77 Bourdeaux, Toulouse, Narbonne, Montpellier...
Nantes
80 -1.550204,47.218385,0 Rye ...account to returne by Flanders in which case I advise you rather to goe by Rye and Deip, because Rouen (which otherwise will not fall to be in your way) is a...
Rye
77 0.7337,50.95114,0 Rye ...baggage he will carrie it at an easie rate; by this way You will arrive at Rye in two dayes, where You may lodge at the Marmaid untill You find an Oportunitie...
Rye
77 0.7337,50.95114,0 Calais ...you every thing. From London to Paris the best way is to goe by Dover and Calais, that you may returne by Die[...] and Rye, except 7 you make account to returne...
Calais
77 1.85635,50.95194,0 Dover ...to shew you every thing. From London to Paris the best way is to goe by Dover and Calais, that you may returne by Die[...] and Rye, except 7 you make account...
Dover
75 1.3,51.13333,0 Calais ...you every thing. From London to Paris the best way is to goe by Dover and Calais, that you may returne by Die[...] and Rye, except 7 you make account to returne...
Calais
77 1.85635,50.95194,0 Deip ...to returne by Flanders in which case I advise you rather to goe by Rye and Deip, because Rouen (which otherwise will not fall to be in your way) is a more...
Deip
77 1.121853,49.941391,0 Rome ...Petrus Oliverus, which represents the entry of Pope Gre|gory 46 the 11th into Rome when he came from Avignion: Behind this Church for|merly stood the Temple of...
Rome
80 Rome ...which they say was built 800 years be|fore our Saviours time: Returning to Rome again, we went through the Porto Lattin, just by which we saw a little Chappel...
Rome
77 Rome ...which they say was built 800 years be|fore our Saviours time: Returning to Rome again, we went through the Porto Lattin, just by which we saw a little Chappel...
Rome
77 Rome ...to which he was bound, as they say, when he was exe|cuted. In returning to Rome we saw St. Pauls Church again, and the Cruci|fix that they say spoke to St...
Rome
77 Rome ...left his Foot-steps for a mark thereof, if you can believe as the Church of Rome believes; This rencounter of our Saviour with St. Paul was when he made his...
Rome
78 Rome ...of St. John in fonte, where Infidels and others that turn to the Church of Rome are baptized. Monday the 10th. we saw Cardinal Ghisi's Pallace, where there is...
Rome
77 Rome ...of Cardi|nal Spada, and the Hospital where all the Pilgrims that come to Rome are enter|tained for three days. Saturdry we saw Prince Pallastrino's Pa|lace...
Rome
75 Rome ...of Cardi|nal Spada, and the Hospital where all the Pilgrims that come to Rome are enter|tained for three days. Saturdry we saw Prince Pallastrino's Pa|lace...
Rome
75 Rome ...to Naples; where the Antiquities are not less curious than what you saw in Rome it self; which I here humbly present you with a review of in a piece of...
Rome
77 Rome ...to Naples; where the Antiquities are not less curious than what you saw in Rome it self; which I here humbly present you with a review of in a piece of...
Rome
77 Rome ...new journal of Italy containing what is most remarkable of the antiquities of Rome, Savoy and Naples : with observations made upon the strength, beauty and...
Rome
80 Rome ...where the Wine was so much better than any he had yet met with in his way to Rome, that he thought it deserved the triple signal of EST, EST, EST, which...
Rome
79 Puzzeolo ...blown up and consu|med with burning some time before. From hence we went to Puzzeolo, a little Town near the Sea-side, where we saw the Academy or 25 School of...
Puzzeolo
79 St. Michel ...the Fort, concludes a Peace and raises the Seige. From Montmillian we came to St. Michel, thirteen leagues all along upon the River Isere, or rather Arche, because it...
St. Michel
80 6.0212801,43.140008,0 Piedmont ...miles more, it being the last town that way belonging to the Duke of Savoy, in Piedmont; it is indifferently well fortified, and hath four Regiments of Souldiers in...
Piedmont
81 Novalese ...this place we went eight miles farther, and came to Busolino, the next day to Novalese six miles, which is the foot of the Mountains on the side of 77 Piedmont. From...
Novalese
80 7.01416,45.19065,0 Luca ...upon every Bastion sixteen pieces of Cannon. The 20th of October we went from Luca to Pisa, ten miles, where we dined: We saw there the Dome or Cathedral Church...
Luca
81 Paris ...Genius led you to make a farther Progress in your Travels; And then you left Paris, and set forward by the way of Ly|ons for Geneve, where after you had passed...
Paris
79 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...thence to NAPLES. SIR, You may well remember when you left England and went to Paris in France, there to carry on that Noble Education you Commenced at home, you...
Paris
81 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...different [...]om what we travelled before, in some 78 short time arrived at Paris, where we stay'd about a month, and then set for|ward for England, to which...
Paris
79 2.350987,48.856667,0 Santa Pietra ...at Sea we quitted our Vessels, and hired Horses; and the first night lay at Santa Pietra, twenty Miles, and thence to Luca sixteen Miles, where we lay Friday the 19th...
Santa Pietra
78 GENEVE ...Your Most Sincere, and Most Faithful Servant, W. A. 1 A New JOURNAL FROM GENEVE TO ROME And from thence to NAPLES. SIR, You may well remember when you left...
GENEVE
79 6.1201582440020434,46.22311383358856,0 Savoy ...and so to Novarra 6 miles; this is the strongest place upon the Fron|tiers of Savoy that belongs to the Milane|ses: From hence we came to Vercelli 10 miles; this...
Savoy
80 Savoy ...from Romillie; it is the Principal Town in Savoy, and where the Duke of Savoy formerly kept his Court, where we staid Dinner, and the same night lay at...
Savoy
74 Savoy ...of Italy containing what is most remarkable of the antiquities of Rome, Savoy and Naples : with observations made upon the strength, beauty and scituation...
Savoy
74 Turin ...from 76 whence the next day, being Saturday the 16th. of March, we came to Turin 12 miles. The next day, Sunday, we went to Pignerol 16 miles; it is a strong...
Turin
77 7.685433,45.073361,0 Montmillian ...the Town that joyns to the Fort, concludes a Peace and raises the Seige. From Montmillian we came to St. Michel, thirteen leagues all along upon the River Isere, or...
Montmillian
80 6.05047,45.49994,0 SAVOY ...OF ITALY, Containing What is Most Remarkable OF THE ANTIQUITIES OF ROME, SAVOY AND NAPLES. WITH OBSERVATIONS Made upon the Strength, Beauty, and Scituation of...
SAVOY
75 Palace of Westminster ...seeing, because of their excellent Ornaments of Hangings and Pictures. 2 The Palace of Westminster, in which I find the great Hall only considerable for its great breadth and...
Palace of Westminster
80 Wimbletone ...I shall only put you in mind, that about London there are such places, as Wimbletone belonging now to the Earle of Bri[...]o[...], but lately to the Queen-Mother...
Wimbletone
76 Florence ...we saw be|sides abundance of fine Churches. November the First we went from Florence to Pongebouce 22 miles where we lay. The next day we came to Dinner to Siena...
Florence
79 11.24626,43.77925,0 Venice ...had made use of it. Monday the 21th of January we left Rome in order to go to Venice, and lay the first night at Rigneava twenty three miles from Rome, the next...
Venice
81 12.33265,45.43713,0 Venice ...of War: We went into the Bucentore, a certain Vessel that the Doge or Duke of Venice goes in when he performs the Matrimo|nial Ceremony betwixt Himself and the Sea...
Venice
80 12.33265,45.43713,0 Dalmatia ...of our Saviour Christ. It was first miraculously brought from Nazareth into Dalmatia, and from thence by the Angels carried over the Gulf of Venice, and set down in...
Dalmatia
79 16.482402866666668,43.53927436666667,0 Venice ...Nazareth into Dalmatia, and from thence by the Angels carried over the Gulf of Venice, and set down in Italy, where it now remains to the great astonishment of all...
Venice
81 12.33265,45.43713,0 Naples ...Horses and went to the burning Mountain of Vesu|vio, some seven miles from Naples Eastward. The Heart or Substance of the Mountain is consumed by constant...
Naples
77 Naples ...from Place to Place, with Observations made of the Antiquities of Rome, Naples, and other Places; together with the Strength, Beauty and Sci|tuation of some...
Naples
74 Genoua ...damage in those parts, to stay till the 13th, and then set out for Genoua, where we arrived that night, being twenty miles from Voltaggio. In Genoua we...
Genoua
69 8.91519,44.4264,0 PARIS ...Trees set in order on every side the Road, which serves in lieu of Vines. PARIS,Is a great City, yet not above half as big Note in marg: Paris. as London...
PARIS
79 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Montmillian ...formerly kept his Court, where we staid Dinner, and the same night lay at Montmillian, two leagues from Chambery, where we took notice of the Fortress or Castle of...
Montmillian
76 6.05047,45.49994,0 Valcemare ...we arrived at Foligne thirty miles more; from whence on Thursday wecame to Valcemare twenty eight miles, and the 56 next day to Lauretta thirty two miles, where we...
Valcemare
77 Turin ...there is several sort of Fowl, worth taking notice of. About a mile from Turin, upon the side of a Hill, there is a fine Convent of Capusin Friers; and a fine...
Turin
76 7.685433,45.073361,0 Turin ...paid an adoration to it; to my great Astonishment. About five miles from Turin there is a house of the Duke of Savoys, called the Venere, very curious for...
Turin
76 7.685433,45.073361,0 Geneve, ...Travels; And then you left Paris, and set forward by the way of Ly|ons for Geneve, where after you had passed some time you resolved to go for Italy; so that...
Geneve,
77 6.1201582440020434,46.22311383358856,0 Naples ...two and twenty miles more. The Eighth of November we took our Jonrney for Naples, and came the first night to Veletre, twenty miles from Rome, where we saw the...
Naples
77 Villiane ...we came to Bossoline to din|ner, which is about 12 miles more, from thence to Villiane eight miles, where we lay that night. And the 2d· of Oct. we came to Turin...
Villiane
80 Piedmont ...miles more, it being the last town that way belonging to the Duke of Savoy, in Piedmont; it is indifferently well fortified, and hath four Regiments of Souldiers in...
Piedmont
81 -74.13251,45.90008,0 Oct. 1. we hired Mules to carry us up the Alps by the way of Mount Senis, and came to Ramasse being one league, from thence to the great Cross two leagues more, which is the highest part of the Mountain that you go over, from whence we came to Bossoline to din|ner, which is about 12 miles more, from thence to Villiane eight miles, where we lay that night. And the 2d· of Oct. we came to Turin, being about ten or twelve miles from Vil|liane. ...lay that night, being 4 two leagues from Bramont, still up|on the River Are. Oct. 1. we hired Mules to carry us up the Alps by the way of Mount Senis, and came to Ramasse being one league, from thence to the great Cross two leagues more, which is the highest part of the Mountain that you go over, from whence we came to Bossoline to din|ner, which is about 12 miles more, from thence to Villiane eight miles, where we lay that night. And the 2d· of Oct. we came to Turin, being about ten or twelve miles from Vil|liane. At Turin we saw the Duke and Dutchess of Savoy, and the Princess his Sister...
Oct. 1. we hired Mules to carry us up the Alps by the way of Mount Senis, and came to Ramasse being one league, from thence to the great Cross two leagues more, which is the highest part of the Mountain that you go over, from whence we came to Bossoline to din|ner, which is about 12 miles more, from thence to Villiane eight miles, where we lay that night. And the 2d· of Oct. we came to Turin, being about ten or twelve miles from Vil|liane.
80 Aste ...a great Gar|rison of the King of Spain in Milo|noise, twenty miles from Aste, from whence the same night we arrived at Voltaggio, two and twenty miles more...
Aste
74 Italy ...Copy from: British Library Reel position: Wing / 1372:04 A new journal of Italy 98Kb A Text Creation Partnership digital edition TCP Phase I Added to EEBO...
Italy
82 Aste ...not let above two at a time come into the Town. From this town we went to Aste ten miles more, it being the last town that way belonging to the Duke of Savoy...
Aste
76 England ...that of St. Frediano, where we saw the Coffin that Richard the Third, King of England was buried in as he went a Pilgrim to Rome. In St. Augustins Church they shewed...
England
80 England ...TO ROME And from thence to NAPLES. SIR, You may well remember when you left England and went to Paris in France, there to carry on that Noble Education you...
England
78 Aste ...well fortified, and hath four Regiments of Souldiers in it. From Aste we came the 11th· of Oct. to Alexandria, a great Gar|rison of the King of Spain...
Aste
68 Geneve ...we lay· From thence we came on Saturday the 23th. of March, new stile, to Geneve seven leagues, where after we had rested our selves for some time, we returned...
Geneve
76 6.1201582440020434,46.22311383358856,0 Troy ...a brave Soldier against the Pirots, and the Head of Si|mon that betrayed Troy. In another Room 48 we saw a fine Statue of a Cybilla; and in the other...
Troy
75 Paris ...gone before· from whence the next Summer, by another road we returned again to Paris, where I was compelled to leave you. And the same time humbly take leave to...
Paris
81 2.350987,48.856667,0 Cam|bridge ...le[...]gth of Huntington, to turn six or seven miles out of the road to see Cam|bridge; which I doe truly think worth the while, in regard it is one of the two famous...
Cam|bridge
78 0.11667,52.2,0 Foligne ...night we lay at Ter|nit, twenty eight miles, and upon Wed|nesday we arrived at Foligne thirty miles more; from whence on Thursday wecame to Valcemare twenty eight...
Foligne
81 Savoy ...from Romillie; it is the Principal Town in Savoy, and where the Duke of Savoy formerly kept his Court, where we staid Dinner, and the same night lay at...
Savoy
74 Lauretta ...on Thursday wecame to Valcemare twenty eight miles, and the 56 next day to Lauretta thirty two miles, where we saw the Holy House, now so called, it being formerly...
Lauretta
77 Florence ...Gardens, in which there is a great many fine Waterworks: The finest thing in Florence is the Gallery of rich Cabinets, and the Chamber where there is all sort of...
Florence
79 11.24626,43.77925,0 Florence ...Pisa and Flo|rence. The next day being the 24th of October, we arriv'd at Florence, 20 miles from la Scala, where we saw the Chappel of St. Laurence, esteem|ed...
Florence
77 11.24626,43.77925,0 Genoua ...Ar|mory, and what else was most con|siderable. Tuesday the 16th. we went from Genoua by Sea, in Barks, small Ves|sels so called, that row with four Oars; and lay...
Genoua
81 8.91519,44.4264,0 Paris ...throw Provence; and then back to Avig|nion, from whence to Lions, and so to Paris with the messenger, or coach, which you like best. For your better...
Paris
78 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...hath good trafique, because of the situation betwixt Thoulouse and Li|moge and Paris, as also because of the Commoditie of the River, to Bourdeaux: the Town and...
Paris
81 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...and time enough if you please to see Vinceu, within two short Leagues of Paris. It is a House belonging to the King in the middle of a verie plea|sant Park...
Paris
75 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...I shall hold you account thereof, or otherways place it to the account of---at Paris, to whom I desire you to ad|dress the Bundell and send it with the first good...
Paris
81 2.350987,48.856667,0 Florence ...in regard of the prospect of the Countrie, which cannot be had in a Coach. Florence is a new Town, but one of the most beau|tifull in all Italy, and therefore...
Florence
77 11.24626,43.77925,0 Florence ...in this Place to take notice, of the variety of Fruits, & Wines; as the Red Florence Wine, which is counted the best for ordinar Drinking, being stomachical and...
Florence
78 11.24626,43.77925,0 Florence ...The Air of this Place, in Winter, is judged to be more Tempe|rate than that at Florence, & therefore the great Duke uses to pass the Winter here. There are many things...
Florence
81 11.24626,43.77925,0 Lions ...from the Carri|ers, or otherways to the Merchant, that returnes your Money to Lions: But of these things I have said enough, for I doubt not that you are...
Lions
80 4.819827,45.759683,0 Florence ...if any such occasion Present it self to You in Winter, not to ommit it. From Florence to Rome You have 140. Miles; there are severall wayes of Tra|velling, viz. by...
Florence
80 11.24626,43.77925,0 Lions ...of---at Turin a Bundell Marked---Weighing---addressed to---Merchant of Lions to whom I promise to deliver it in good condition at Lions, (with the help of...
Lions
73 4.819827,45.759683,0 Tuscany ...populous: But since it was Reduced under the command of 94 the great Duke of Tuscany, it is neither of the two; the far greater part of the Inhabitants, after the...
Tuscany
79 Venice ...as said is; From Rome you must use the same conveyance to Ligorn: But from Venice you must address immediately for Lon|don, and in the same manner as from...
Venice
77 12.33265,45.43713,0 Modena ...is also a Picture by Carache. 136 The STATE OF MODENA. The City of Modena. The Gallery of the most Serene Duke. IN this famous Treasury you see a...
Modena
78 10.9252,44.6471,0 Rome ...near the Church of St. Sebasti|an, which is some three or four miles out of Rome, we saw the Ruins of the Pretorial Camp, or the place of Guard to the Emperour...
Rome
78 Rome ...death that was prepared for him. Tuesday we went about three miles out of Rome to a place called the Three Fountains, where there is three little Churches...
Rome
77 Rome ...death that was prepared for him. Tuesday we went about three miles out of Rome to a place called the Three Fountains, where there is three little Churches...
Rome
77 Rome ...left his Foot-steps for a mark thereof, if you can believe as the Church of Rome believes; This rencounter of our Saviour with St. Paul was when he made his...
Rome
78 Rome ...we saw the Prince Burgese's Pallace which is esteemed the finest in Rome. Sunday, we went to the Church of St. Sebastian about three miles out of Rome·...
Rome
70 Rome ...of St. John in fonte, where Infidels and others that turn to the Church of Rome are baptized. Monday the 10th. we saw Cardinal Ghisi's Pallace, where there is...
Rome
77 Rome ...of St. John in fonte, where Infidels and others that turn to the Church of Rome are baptized. Monday the 10th. we saw Cardinal Ghisi's Pallace, where there is...
Rome
77 Rome ...the 10th. of November we came to Fun|di, which is the better half way be|twixt Rome and Naples. From this place we came the next day, being Sunday, to Mola: Where...
Rome
81 Rome ...more delicious Wine than what he had met with, goes forward on his Journey to Rome, his Servant going still before with the same Command of provi|ding still the...
Rome
80 Rome ...Esquire. Worthy Sir, AS I had the honour to wait up|you in your Travels to Rome, so I had the oppotunity of making some Remarks in our way thi|ther, and from...
Rome
78 Rome ...soon as our Savi|our had made use of it. Monday the 21th of January we left Rome in order to go to Venice, and lay the first night at Rigneava twenty three...
Rome
79 Rome ...they say, there was fourteen such Buildings which divided the City of Rome into so many parts, to each of which there was a Governour· They say moreover...
Rome
72 Rhodes ...Book and Chap. 5. which afterwards amongst o|ther Antiquities was brought from Rhodes to Rome by Assinios Pollion, most famous in the time of Augustus, and kept in...
Rhodes
81 28.216666666,36.433333333,0 Thoulouse ...wooden Box, which the Trades|men know very well how to do. From Carcassone to Thoulouse, you have twelve Leagues, viz. Foure to 66 Vilpeinte, two to Castelna[...]· d'...
Thoulouse
81 1.43870082425,43.5356661019,0 Louure ...the Out-houses for Offices, &c. The first is equal to the Building of the Louure it self, and the Quadrangle as big as that of Christ-Church; for to honour it...
Louure
76 Rome ...the Summer time, therefore if you fortune to travel it in Summer, whither to Rome or from it (the same is under stood of 40. Miles distance round about Rome) you...
Rome
79 12.4843457,41.89262,0 Rome ...too great in Summer, 152 and the Snow and Raine troublesome in Winter. From Rome to Naples...
Rome
80 12.4843457,41.89262,0 Rome ...embellishments, doe well sute the magnificence of the Palace. Having seen Rome and the Places a|bout it. It will be fit to make the Voyage of Naples. The...
Rome
77 12.4843457,41.89262,0 Rome ...other pleasures you will not want that of Herbarizing. Being returned to Rome you may make another little Journey with your con|venience to Ostia, which is...
Rome
76 12.4843457,41.89262,0 Rome ...is at the Porta dell Populo. Tenthly, the Septem Colles or Montes; upon which Rome is said to be built viz. Mons Capitolinus, Mons Palatinus, Mons Aventinus, Mons...
Rome
81 12.4843457,41.89262,0 Rome ...in the back court of the Palace. It is the noblest piece of Art extant in Rome altho it be very antient, as being one of those named by Pliny, to have been in...
Rome
76 12.4843457,41.89262,0 Rome ...and famed for a kind of Wine called Asprin[...]. That way which leades from Rome to Naples, was Anciently called Via Appia, from Appius Claudius the Censor, who...
Rome
79 12.4843457,41.89262,0 Naples ...But I found many of them to be cheats, and but moderne, brought thither from Naples and other Places, of purpose to cheat Strangers, who are or|dinarly more...
Naples
79 14.21755,40.829595,0 Naples ...to see and consider, and therefore you must part early in the Morning from Naples. The first thing you will meet with upon the Way, (but you turne out of the...
Naples
77 14.21755,40.829595,0 Catalonia ...which is a very strong and well fortified Town, near upon 64 the borders of Catalonia. It hath com|munion with the Sea, by means of a little River, that runs through...
Catalonia
78 Marseills ...Plants, and there consider them at your ease: From thence you may return to Marseills in two days and so to Avignion, by the way of Arles, Sainct Eloy de Cro[...]...
Marseills
78 5.365307,43.299467,0 Catalonia ...with Walls and Ditches, and is very strong, as being upon the Frontiers o[...] Catalonia. The Town stands below in the Plaine, and is much larger, better [...]uilt, and...
Catalonia
81 Marsails ...whereof the Ma|nufactorie 50 is very good; and Essences. But now I return to Marsails where 8ly. Take occasion frequently to view the Fish-market, where you will not...
Marsails
79 5.365307,43.299467,0 Aix ...nothing considerable, only you have a River to pass by boat called Du|rance. Aix, is one of the most delicate Towns in France, It's the Capitall City of...
Aix
79 2.70554,50.42568,0 London ...By his means you will easily see all that is considerable of Plants about London, and purchase what seeds that place affoords. The other is to Mr. Scott a...
London
76 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...also with particular advice to dis|patch them by the first good occasion for London, and to take Bills of Loading for them, whereof you must desire one Copie to be...
London
79 -0.12574,51.50853,0 Avignion ...is about two days Journey or two days and a half a most. If You depart from Avignion early in the morn|ing You will have time enough to see Vauclus, which is three...
Avignion
78 4.80769,43.95159,0 Avignion ...to enquire ches les Espiciers for a kind of Seed which they call Graine d' Avignion, they sell it in great quantity to Dyers who use it for Dying Yellow; it is the...
Avignion
77 4.80769,43.95159,0 Genoua ...91 say no more of it here, but shall put You in mind of it now and then. From Genoua You must again provide Your self of a Felluck to Ligorn, which you will find...
Genoua
81 8.91519,44.4264,0 Nize ...to hire a Felluck to Genoua, and, if you can|not get one at Cane, to go to Nize, which is but six or seven Leagues fur|ther, 83 where you will be sure to find...
Nize
77 7.26571,43.70325,0 Bay of Naples ...of Naples, a great part of the Campania Felice, the monte Vesuvio, all the Bay of Naples, the Island of Capreae, the Hill Posilipo, Pu|teoli, Baii, Cuma, &c. The...
Bay of Naples
77 Venetia ...104 Sirinalta. 113 Sassvoli. 140 T. Torcello. 91 Treviso. 96 V. Urbino. 32 Venetia. 45 Udine. 99 Villa di Marens. 101 Villa di Fontanelle. 101 Villa di Castello...
Venetia
79 11.25,45.75,0 Padua ...of the Church, and we shall see the Picture which de|monstrates St. Anthony of Padua raising a man from the dead. An excellent work of Andrea Sacchi. The Church...
Padua
81 11.8766,45.4096,0 Alexandria ...four Regiments of Souldiers in it. From Aste we came the 11th· of Oct. to Alexandria, a great Gar|rison of the King of Spain in Milo|noise, twenty miles from Aste...
Alexandria
77 Voltaggio ...then set out for Genoua, where we arrived that night, being twenty miles from Voltaggio. In Genoua we saw a great many Churches, very rich, and their 9 structures...
Voltaggio
80 8.84274,44.62095,0 Paris ...is an admirable Picture of two ho|ly Bishops, and S. Dominico, the work of Paris Bordone. The Church of S. Francisco della Vigne, Padre Zoccolanti. Entring...
Paris
77 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Paris ...at the great Door, there is the Supper of our Lord with the Apostles; by Paris Bordone. The Church of S. Severo Preti. Where you see a Square with the...
Paris
75 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Paris ...House of the Piazza. There is an History of Noah with his Daugh|ters, by Paris Bordone. 111 The Refectory of Madonna di Monte, Frati. In this you see a...
Paris
75 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Paris ...the Organ of this Church is represen|ted the life of San. Titian, the work of Paris Bordone. In the Piazza. In this same there is a House side painted by...
Paris
80 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Paris ...of Titian. The Church of S. Francis. Here you may observe a Picture, by Paris Bordone. The Church of S. Girolamo. Where you admire another Picture, by...
Paris
78 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Rome ...in This and all o|ther Liberal Sciences, as that of old Athens, or of modern Rome. W. L. [Figure: ITALIA by Robert Morden at the Atlas in Cornhil...
Rome
79 Rome ...110 Verona. 112 1 The State or Territory OF THE CHURCH, Within the City of Rome. The Church of S. Peter. AS you enter at the great Door, the first Chappel on...
Rome
80 Paris ...hold|ing his Pastoral Staff, the other his Mytre, is one of the best works of Paris Bordone. At the other Altar on the left hand of the great Altar there is S...
Paris
80 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Bourdeaux ...an ancient City, where Iulius Scaliger was Born: within 4 or 5 Leagues of Bourdeaux stands Cadiliac, a most deli|cate Castle, belonging some time to the Duke d'...
Bourdeaux
76 -0.573687,44.834764,0 Bourdeaux ...permitted the Scots (as a Pri|viledge) to keep a Board; as they pas|sed to Bourdeaux. 2ly. Xaintes or Saintes, the Capital Town of Xaintonge; It stands upon the...
Bourdeaux
77 -0.573687,44.834764,0 Blois ...as you go and come you will have oc|casion to see that part of the forrest of Blois that lyes to the South of the River and town; as also a litle village called...
Blois
80 1.33646,47.58848,0 Toulouse ...the Petit Tour, as far as Nantes, from thence to the Ro|chell, 77 Bourdeaux, Toulouse, Narbonne, Montpellier, Avignion, and so all the rest throw Provence; and then...
Toulouse
79 1.3976884,43.6147918,0 Rochelle ...which are much pri|zed for great Delicacies. From Bourdeaux you go to Rochelle. In the way you pass by these Places; first 72 Blay, Ville et City, The City...
Rochelle
73 -1.15,46.16667,0 Nantes ...dry the Plant, if you think fit. 8ly You May go If you please from Angiers to Nantes either by Water or by Land, in one day; It is a prettie town and stands upon...
Nantes
81 -1.550204,47.218385,0 Amboise ...seen my self, and therefore can say nothing of; From Poicteirs your way is to Amboise midway betwixt Tours and Blois of which before. I must advertise you here...
Amboise
80 0.993407,47.413413,0 Flo|rence ...we lay, being thirty six miles from Leghorne, and half way between Pisa and Flo|rence. The next day being the 24th of October, we arriv'd at Florence, 20 miles from...
Flo|rence
78 11.24626,43.77925,0 Flo|rence ...dined, and after dinner went and saw the Physick|garden of the Great Duke of Flo|rence, in which there is a Gallery furnished with abundance of Curio|sities; whereof...
Flo|rence
79 11.24626,43.77925,0 Mompellier ...of the World, you must be sure to make a Journey ten or twelve Leagues from Mompellier, to a Place amongst the Hils, which for the great varity of Plants, that is...
Mompellier
78 3.8794455,43.608176,0 Mompellier ...may likeways find some variety of Shells and productions of the Sea, to Mompellier and the Shoar, or Coast, which is near the Town. I must not omit to tell you...
Mompellier
74 3.8794455,43.608176,0 Carcassone ...in a little wooden Box, which the Trades|men know very well how to do. From Carcassone to Thoulouse, you have twelve Leagues, viz. Foure to 66 Vilpeinte, two to...
Carcassone
79 Vignonnet ...Leagues, viz. Foure to 66 Vilpeinte, two to Castelna[...]· d' Arri, two to Vignonnet and four to Thoulouse. The Second Town (in the opinion of some) in France, how...
Vignonnet
77 1.8,43.36667,0 Cenigalia ...Aug. Conjugi Aug. And upon the left, Divae Marcian: Aug: sorori August. Cenigalia is a little Town having a Sea-Port· It seems from the name to have been built...
Cenigalia
75 13.2184087,43.7123182,0 Loretto ...di dignano [...] Mucc[...]a Castello 7 Valcimara 8 To[...]entino 9 Macerata 10 Loretto 6 I have not much to say of the parti|cular places upon this Road, only...
Loretto
81 13.61232,43.43617,0 Loretto ...that we brought from Rome, and Hyred new ones from Loretto to Bolognia. From Loretto to Bolognia. Miles Ancona 15 La casa...
Loretto
81 13.61232,43.43617,0 Loretto ...we dismissed our Horses that we brought from Rome, and Hyred new ones from Loretto to Bolognia. From Loretto to Bolognia. Miles Ancona 15 La casa...
Loretto
77 13.61232,43.43617,0 Loretto ...Nicola Castello 10 Bolognia 10 202 Ancona is about half a days Journey from Loretto. It is a verie ancient City and the best Sea Port in Italy, at least upon the...
Loretto
78 13.61232,43.43617,0 Cenigalia ...to Bolognia. From Loretto to Bolognia. Miles Ancona 15 La casa Brugiata 9 Cenigalia 9 Fano 9 Pesaro 6 Rimini 20 Sanigniana...
Cenigalia
80 13.2184087,43.7123182,0 Rye ...from London to Rye, you may either take post, or en|quire for the Rye Carrier at the Kings Head in Southwark, he will furnish You sadle Horses for...
Rye
68 0.7337,50.95114,0 Orleans ...is navigable from its Head, and powrs out a River called Loi|rette. 2ly. From Orleans to Blois, they count 15. Leagues, yet it is but a short Days Journie: besides...
Orleans
80 1.910357,47.9019,0 Angiers ...The best lodging was Au quatre Vents. From hence you must again take horse to Angiers. 7ly It is a Town famous for the Pro|fession of Laws, and hath likewise a 31...
Angiers
80 3.15512,50.40737,0 ITALY ...edition TCP Phase I Added to EEBO prior to August 2010 A New JOURNAL OF ITALY, Containing What is Most Remarkable OF THE ANTIQUITIES OF ROME, SAVOY AND...
ITALY
74 Italy ...with the Strength, Beauty and Sci|tuation of some other Towns and Forts in Italy; the best Painting, Carving, and Limning, and some other both Na|tural and...
Italy
77 Italy ...upon the Strength, Beauty, and Scituation of some other Towns and Forts in Italy, and the Distance from Place to Place; Together with the best Painting...
Italy
77 Nicodemus ...made after the Cru|cifixion of our Saviour, and tell you the Story thus, that Nicodemus ha|ving undertaken the business, and shaping his work in figure like to a man...
Nicodemus
80 Tu|rin ...a build|ing, and not finished when we saw it, is one of the finest things in Tu|rin; we saw the Church where they 5 say is kept the winding Sheet of our Saviour...
Tu|rin
79 7.685433,45.073361,0 ROME ...New JOURNAL OF ITALY, Containing What is Most Remarkable OF THE ANTIQUITIES OF ROME, SAVOY AND NAPLES. WITH OBSERVATIONS Made upon the Strength, Beauty, and...
ROME
81 NAPLES ...Servant, W. A. 1 A New JOURNAL FROM GENEVE TO ROME And from thence to NAPLES. SIR, You may well remember when you left England and went to Paris in France...
NAPLES
76 ROME ...Sincere, and Most Faithful Servant, W. A. 1 A New JOURNAL FROM GENEVE TO ROME And from thence to NAPLES. SIR, You may well remember when you left England and...
ROME
79 Villeneufe ...are worth your observation. The 9th. of Oct. we left Turin, and went to Villeneufe, a little Garrison of Fourscore men, ten miles from 8 Turin, where we dined...
Villeneufe
75 Italy ...to another in that Season, as in the other; for the Mildness of the Win|ter in Italy (especialy upon the South side of the Appennine) doth not so much re|cede from...
Italy
81 Italy ...sive Colocasia, which is a plant carying no stalk, flowr nor fruit in Italy (I know not what it does in its native Soyle) but only broad Leaves very large...
Italy
72 Italy ...belongs to the state of Genoua, and therein are the Quarries that furnish all Italy with the best Marble, and the rest is the Principa|lity of Massa; For the...
Italy
80 Italy ...containing excellent directions and advices for travelling thro' France and Italy, with many curious and judicious remarks and observations made by himself, in...
Italy
78 Geneve ...passed some time you resolved to go for Italy; so that taking your leave of Geneve, you came to a little Town called Remille in Savoy, seven Leagues from Geneve...
Geneve
78 6.1201582440020434,46.22311383358856,0 Lerish ...being thirty miles. The 17th. we took our Barks again, and went by Sea to Lerish, thirty Miles more, where we lay the next day, the weather being bad at Sea we...
Lerish
76 Paris ...thence to NAPLES. SIR, You may well remember when you left England and went to Paris in France, there to carry on that Noble Education you Commenced at home, you...
Paris
81 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...thence to NAPLES. SIR, You may well remember when you left England and went to Paris in France, there to carry on that Noble Education you Commenced at home, you...
Paris
81 2.350987,48.856667,0 E|dinburgh ...BALFOU+R[...]A[...]A. ] When He wrot these Letters He had setled his abode at E|dinburgh, where He Practised Physick with great Success, & iv deservedly gained the...
E|dinburgh
81 -3.19648,55.95206,0 HARVEY ...1691. TO My Worthy and Most Respected Friend and Master EDWARD HARVEY, OF Comb Nevil in the County of Surry, Esquire. Worthy Sir, AS I had the...
HARVEY
69 115.91512,-33.07863,0 Millan ...75 went to a Palace of the Countess of Smione, about a mile and a half out of Millan, where amongst other remarka|ble things, you may take notice of the Echo, which...
Millan
80 9.1881,45.4637,0 Millan ...Adda. The next day we rode 14 miles upon the same River|side, and came to Millan the 14th of March; and first of all we went to St. Paul's Church, and to that...
Millan
76 9.1881,45.4637,0 Turin ...from 76 whence the next day, being Saturday the 16th. of March, we came to Turin 12 miles. The next day, Sunday, we went to Pignerol 16 miles; it is a strong...
Turin
77 7.685433,45.073361,0 Turin ...Capusin Friers; and a fine house called the Valentine, about half a mile from Turin, upon the River Po: It was built by Madam Royall, the Duke of Savoys Mother...
Turin
80 7.685433,45.073361,0 Turin ...paid an adoration to it; to my great Astonishment. About five miles from Turin there is a house of the Duke of Savoys, called the Venere, very curious for...
Turin
76 7.685433,45.073361,0 Turin ...of Oct. we came to Turin, being about ten or twelve miles from Vil|liane. At Turin we saw the Duke and Dutchess of Savoy, and the Princess his Sister, that shoots...
Turin
80 7.685433,45.073361,0 Turin ...Ba|stions and Curtains, are worth your observation. The 9th. of Oct. we left Turin, and went to Villeneufe, a little Garrison of Fourscore men, ten miles from 8...
Turin
80 7.685433,45.073361,0 SAVOY ...OF ITALY, Containing What is Most Remarkable OF THE ANTIQUITIES OF ROME, SAVOY AND NAPLES. WITH OBSERVATIONS Made upon the Strength, Beauty, and Scituation of...
SAVOY
75 Nazareth ...her Conception of our Saviour Christ. It was first miraculously brought from Nazareth into Dalmatia, and from thence by the Angels carried over the Gulf of Venice...
Nazareth
80 35.300148,32.701029,0 Florence ...chiefly in that of the great Dukes, called Pratilin, six Miles from Florence, we saw be|sides abundance of fine Churches. November the First we went from...
Florence
70 11.24626,43.77925,0 Florence ...Pisa and Flo|rence. The next day being the 24th of October, we arriv'd at Florence, 20 miles from la Scala, where we saw the Chappel of St. Laurence, esteem|ed...
Florence
77 11.24626,43.77925,0 Leghorne ...to the Bones in four and twenty hours time. From Pisa the same day we went to Leghorne, where the only thing worth taking notice of is the Mould, where the Shipping...
Leghorne
81 10.32615,43.54427,0 Florence ...chiefly in that of the great Dukes, called Pratilin, six Miles from Florence, we saw be|sides abundance of fine Churches. November the First we went from...
Florence
70 11.24626,43.77925,0 Pisa ...a bo|dy, all shall consume to the Bones in four and twenty hours time. From Pisa the same day we went to Leghorne, where the only thing worth taking notice of...
Pisa
79 10.400106,43.719417,0 Naples ...than two thousand people killed and hurt. Upon Saturday we took a view of Naples again, and the next morn|ing left that place, in order to our return again to...
Naples
77 Naples ...Horses and went to the burning Mountain of Vesu|vio, some seven miles from Naples Eastward. The Heart or Substance of the Mountain is consumed by constant...
Naples
77 Naples ...by the Emperour Lucullus. It is now used as a great high way leading into Naples; wherein two Coaches or Carts may meet and pass by each other easily, though...
Naples
76 Naples ...City, close to the Castle of St. Elmo, from whence you have the best sight of Naples, and a prospect of the Mediterranean Sea, which is believed to be the best in...
Naples
80 Naples ...of November we came to Fun|di, which is the better half way be|twixt Rome and Naples. From this place we came the next day, being Sunday, to Mola: Where in a great...
Naples
80 Naples ...from Place to Place, with Observations made of the Antiquities of Rome, Naples, and other Places; together with the Strength, Beauty and Sci|tuation of some...
Naples
74 Naples ...Italy containing what is most remarkable of the antiquities of Rome, Savoy and Naples : with observations made upon the strength, beauty and scituation [sic] of some...
Naples
81 Garden of Tuilliaries ...which I look upon as the best curiosity of that kind in the World. 4. The Garden of Tuilliaries. 5. Monsieur Marchant's own Garden; He dwells, Rue du Roy de Sicile devant la...
Garden of Tuilliaries
77 Versaile ...to the King; from thence four Leagues further a little off the River, to 3 Versaile, A House begun by the late King, but finished by the present; It is a most...
Versaile
78 Marsaills ...that they use to call it the Suburbs o[...] Marsaills, and say merrily, that Marsaills and its suburbs is bigger than Paris: The great conveniencie of these Houses is...
Marsaills
79 5.365307,43.299467,0 PLACE-ROYAL ...the King, Queen, Duke, and Dutchess reserve Lodgings to themselves in it. PLACE-ROYAL, A square like Covent-Garden Note in marg: Place-Royal. Place-Roy|al. on...
PLACE-ROYAL
79 Palais Royal ...Gilding, &c. PALAIS ROYAL, Monsieurs House, the building Note in marg: Palais Royal. Roy|al. low, within abundance of gross carving and gilding; the most...
Palais Royal
78 GARDEMEUBLE ...praise; under it are the Kings Stables, conve|niently plac'd for the River. GARDEMEUBLE, In the Old Louure, is the Note in marg: Gardemeuble. Gardemeu|ble. great...
GARDEMEUBLE
80 Louure ...made to turn and charge at Pleasure: To this, which makes one side of the Louure, is a Gallery about 800. yards long, and 10 broad, seeming to have been...
Louure
76 Pontneuf ...Crosses the Seine at the point of an Note in marg: Pontneuf. Island where the River divides, and therefore has seaven Arches one way, and...
Pontneuf
55 d ...the Petit Tour, as far as Nantes, from thence to the Ro|chell, 77 Bourdeaux, Toulouse, Narbonne, Montpellier, Avignion, and so all the rest throw...
d
72 19.73963,40.54513,0 Bourdeaux ...of its Rebellion is now Dis|mantled of all Fortification. From Moutauban to Bourdeaux, you may go by Water in a very short Time, because the River is rapid; the...
Bourdeaux
79 -0.573687,44.834764,0 Bourdeaux ...some time to the Duke d' Espernon; You must not faill to see them. At Bourdeaux, I did lodge au Cha|peau rouge; but I have been told since, 69 that there are...
Bourdeaux
73 -0.573687,44.834764,0 Avignion ...great Numbers of Merchants from many Places of the Levant, do resort. From Avignion, you go [...]o Nismes, but you must part by times in the mor|ning that you may...
Avignion
78 4.80769,43.95159,0 Montpellier ...far as Nantes, from thence to the Ro|chell, 77 Bourdeaux, Toulouse, Narbonne, Montpellier, Avignion, and so all the rest throw Provence; and then back to Avig|nion, from...
Montpellier
80 3.8794455,43.608176,0 Montpellier ...far as Nantes, from thence to the Ro|chell, 77 Bourdeaux, Toulouse, Narbonne, Montpellier, Avignion, and so all the rest throw Provence; and then back to Avig|nion, from...
Montpellier
80 3.8794455,43.608176,0 Blois ...say nothing of; From Poicteirs your way is to Amboise midway betwixt Tours and Blois of which before. I must advertise you here, that if you please you may make...
Blois
81 1.33646,47.58848,0 Blois ...such persons as have been illustrious for some age; from thence you returne to Blois at night, & as you go and come you will have oc|casion to see that part of the...
Blois
81 1.33646,47.58848,0 Bourdeaux ...concerning the Petit Tour, as far as Nantes, from thence to the Ro|chell, 77 Bourdeaux, Toulouse, Narbonne, Montpellier, Avignion, and so all the rest throw Provence...
Bourdeaux
79 -0.573687,44.834764,0 Rome ...be sent to your self, which you must keep for your Security, as said is; From Rome you must use the same conveyance to Ligorn: But from Venice you must address...
Rome
80 12.4843457,41.89262,0 Rome ...of six or seven score steps to come at it. Amongst all the Fountains in Rome the most beautifull are in the Pi|azza Navona, in the Piazza St. Pietro, the...
Rome
74 12.4843457,41.89262,0 Rome ...to Rome or from it (the same is under stood of 40. Miles distance round about Rome) you must be sure not to sleep in the Cam|pania, which you may easily avoid by...
Rome
80 12.4843457,41.89262,0 Rome ...it self, because the Tiverone joyns with it before it come at the City of Rome. The Town is verie ancient, having several marks of great Antiqui|ty, as...
Rome
76 12.4843457,41.89262,0 Naples ...no Rain to wash it, and none takes pains to make it clean. Those that goe from Naples to Pozzuolo if they hear any Horses Coaches or Carts coming toward them, least...
Naples
81 14.21755,40.829595,0 Naples ...show it to have been a magnificent City. The Coun|try from Vulturnus to Naples, is called the Campania Felice, and is indeed the fertilest soyle and...
Naples
74 14.21755,40.829595,0 Bolognia ...to give other epithets to other Towns, as Roma la Sane|ta, Fiorenza la Bella, Bolognia la Grassa, Padua la Dotta, Venetia la Rieta, &c. It is said that Genoua has...
Bolognia
80 11.3418224,44.4946274,0 Bolognia ...our Horses that we brought from Rome, and Hyred new ones from Loretto to Bolognia. From Loretto to Bolognia. Miles Ancona 15 La casa...
Bolognia
75 11.3418224,44.4946274,0 Pozzuolo ...wash it, and none takes pains to make it clean. Those that goe from Naples to Pozzuolo if they hear any Horses Coaches or Carts coming toward them, least they should...
Pozzuolo
80 11.95599,43.12165,0 Rome ...death that was prepared for him. Tuesday we went about three miles out of Rome to a place called the Three Fountains, where there is three little Churches...
Rome
77 Rome ...was the Tower of Nero, up|on which he sat playing on a Harp whilst the City of Rome was all in a flame of Fire. From hence we went to the Church of St. Peter in...
Rome
81 Rome ...left his Foot-steps for a mark thereof, if you can believe as the Church of Rome believes; This rencounter of our Saviour with St. Paul was when he made his...
Rome
78 Rome ...of Cardi|nal Spada, and the Hospital where all the Pilgrims that come to Rome are enter|tained for three days. Saturdry we saw Prince Pallastrino's Pa|lace...
Rome
75 Rome ...5. which afterwards amongst o|ther Antiquities was brought from Rhodes to Rome by Assinios Pollion, most famous in the time of Augustus, and kept in the Baths...
Rome
76 Rome ...again, and the next morn|ing left that place, in order to our return again to Rome, where we arrived the 22d of November, but took Frescata in our way, which is...
Rome
80 Rome ...the 10th. of November we came to Fun|di, which is the better half way be|twixt Rome and Naples. From this place we came the next day, being Sunday, to Mola: Where...
Rome
81 Rome ...the Distance from Place to Place, with Observations made of the Antiquities of Rome, Naples, and other Places; together with the Strength, Beauty and Sci|tuation...
Rome
81 Rome ...to Naples; where the Antiquities are not less curious than what you saw in Rome it self; which I here humbly present you with a review of in a piece of...
Rome
77 Rome ...Esquire. Worthy Sir, AS I had the honour to wait up|you in your Travels to Rome, so I had the oppotunity of making some Remarks in our way thi|ther, and from...
Rome
78 Rome ...place: The story runs thus, That the Bishop travelling with his re|tinue to Rome, sent one of his Ser|vants before upon the Road to find out the best Wine, with...
Rome
78 Rome ...soon as our Savi|our had made use of it. Monday the 21th of January we left Rome in order to go to Venice, and lay the first night at Rigneava twenty three...
Rome
79 Nismes ...except it be some few of the covering Stones that are broak and fallen away. Nismes is some three Leagues, but 58 they are long ones, from the Pont de Gard; And I...
Nismes
80 Nismes ...other remaine[...] of antiquitie about the Town which will be showen you. From Nismes you take Horses for Mompellier, which is a Days Journey from it; You dine at...
Nismes
81 Loretto ...or end of April: It will be fitt for you to think of the next Voyage towards Loretto, un|less you resolve to pass the Summer at Rome, for after the 20th. of May...
Loretto
79 13.61232,43.43617,0 Loretto ...you have passed the Campania of Rome, as I have formerly marked. The Way to Loretto from Rome. Miles. Prima porta 7 Castel...
Loretto
80 13.61232,43.43617,0 Bolognia ...Castello 9 Cesena 10 Furli 10 Faenza 10 Imola 10 St. Nicola Castello 10 Bolognia 10 202 Ancona is about half a days Journey from Loretto. It is a verie ancient...
Bolognia
74 11.3418224,44.4946274,0 Bolognia ...from Rome, and Hyred new ones from Loretto to Bolognia. From Loretto to Bolognia. Miles Ancona 15 La casa...
Bolognia
76 11.3418224,44.4946274,0 Pisa ...please, you may go to Pisloia, and so to Florence, or o|therways returne to Pisa, and from thence, either by Coach or Horse, to Flo|rene. If the Weather be not...
Pisa
78 10.400106,43.719417,0 Paris ...which I think so well worthie your seeing, That for it's sake a Journey from Paris that length were not ill bestowed. I shall say no more of 29 of it, that I may...
Paris
79 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...seems You are not yet resolved whi|ther to spend the Winter in Paris or in the Country, my opinion is that out of Paris, there is litle thing either...
Paris
65 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...A House belonging to the present Duke of Orleans; From thence on your way to Paris (which is not a|bove 3 Leagues) You pass thro' a wood called Bois de Bologne...
Paris
79 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...Gentlman in the company to give to the conductor a peice of 13. Solds. At Paris I shall advise you to lodge at Mr. Haes, They are very honest people, at least...
Paris
77 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...a man, for which You are to be furnished with horse, lodging and diet to Paris, as al[...]o to have Six pound weight of baggage allow'd you, But if You have...
Paris
75 2.350987,48.856667,0 Ligorn ...You will do well to take a Horse and a Guide with you to the Place. From Ligorn you have 15 Miles of Smooth and Plain way to Pisa. It is an Ancient City...
Ligorn
75 10.32615,43.54427,0 Tuscany ...Queen Eli[...]abeth, and well receaved and much esteemed by the then Duke of Tuscany, for his excellent parts and Qualifications. The Duke for in|couragment of...
Tuscany
79 Paris ...Willes de Febribus: which I remember Sir David Inglish, did once send me to Paris. And therefore, he may Pro|bably know the Man: The Reason I desire You to speak...
Paris
78 2.350987,48.856667,0 Tuscany ...especi|ally for exotick Plants. The Universi|ty, for the whole Estate of Tuscany, is keep'd here, and if you please you may see the Schooles for all...
Tuscany
75 Padua ...to other Towns, as Roma la Sane|ta, Fiorenza la Bella, Bolognia la Grassa, Padua la Dotta, Venetia la Rieta, &c. It is said that Genoua has Montagnie senza...
Padua
77 11.8766,45.4096,0 Armenia ...finest Echo that ever was heard, and in it a Pulpit of Marble that came from Armenia, so finely carved that the value of it is inestimable. Hard by this you see the...
Armenia
79 42.5,37.5,0 Torcello ...138 S. Senegaglia. 31 Seravall. 104 Sirinalta. 113 Sassvoli. 140 T. Torcello. 91 Treviso. 96 V. Urbino. 32 Venetia. 45 Udine. 99 Villa di Marens. 101 Villa...
Torcello
72 Dieppe ...France & Italy. DIEPPE, a Town, but indifferently Forti|fied, Note in marg: Dieppe. the Walls old, has an ancient Fort that commands the Port, and a Castle of the...
Dieppe
80 1.121853,49.941391,0 LOUURE ...with which they supply all Europe, yet have enough left for their own use. LOUURE, Has only one end, and one side of Note in marg: Louure. it finish'd; and...
LOUURE
79 DIEPPE ...image [2] containing page [1] Document Images A TOUR IN France & Italy. DIEPPE, a Town, but indifferently Forti|fied, Note in marg: Dieppe. the Walls old...
DIEPPE
76 1.121853,49.941391,0 Marseilles ...well watered and the Air very healthfull and Sweet. 46 From hence you go to Marseilles in half a day, you may lodge at a l' Aigle or al' teste noire. You must resolve...
Marseilles
79 5.365307,43.299467,0 Orleance ...France verie worthie the [...]eing, as particularlie the Ri|ver 20 Loyre from Orleance downward to Nantes, which for the fertilitie aud beau|tie of the countrey, the...
Orleance
80 1.910357,47.9019,0 Orleans ...the best you are like to meet with) and therefore, 1. you may go to Orleans by the Messenger: it is but two Days Jour|nie; Lodge Chez Monsr. Ogilbie, sur...
Orleans
70 1.910357,47.9019,0 Orleans ...changed the water into wine at the Marriage of Cana in Galilee; The Pucel of Orleans Sword, wherewith she overcame the English; The Lantern that was carried before...
Orleans
79 1.910357,47.9019,0 Vienne ...hangs u|pon the side of a Hill toward the River. 2ly. some nine Leagues from Vienne, there is an old Castle called Le Maisone de Pillate, the place is no otherways...
Vienne
79 4.878693,45.524879,0 Valence ...for its U|niversity. 4ly. Le Pont-Sanct-Esprite seventeen Leagues lower than Valence, the Town is not very considerable, but only for the Bridge, from whence it...
Valence
79 0.89101,44.10823,0 Avigni|on ...you are sufficiently in|formed of them already. From Lions, you take Boat to Avigni|on, which is about fi[...]tie Leagues: if the River be not very low, which seldom...
Avigni|on
80 4.80769,43.95159,0 Magelon ...all the places about Monpelier that are fit for Herbarizing, as particular|ly Magelon, a little Island of the Medi|terranean 61 Sea, lying within Sight of...
Magelon
80 3.88356,43.51251,0 Monpelier ...Physick, by whose means and in whose company you may see all the places about Monpelier that are fit for Herbarizing, as particular|ly Magelon, a little Island of the...
Monpelier
80 3.8794455,43.608176,0 Paris ...a side door of the Church, of our Lord shewn unto the People by Pilate; by Paris Bordone. The Church of S. Stin Preti. That Picture with the Assumption of...
Paris
77 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Paris ...City of Belluno. HEre are preserved two very fair Pieces, by Paris Bordone. Compagnia del Croce. Here you will find two singular Squares, by...
Paris
63 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Paris ...in like manner are singular works, and worthy of all admiration, by the same Paris Bordone. The Church of S. Magdalen. The great Altar-piece represents Christ...
Paris
79 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Paris ...Church of S. Girolamo. Where you admire another Picture, by the aforesaid Paris Bordone. The Church of All-Saints. There are also divers works of the...
Paris
76 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Paris ...viz. S. An|drew, S. Peter, and S. Nicholas, it is a most beauti|ful work of Paris Bordone, though a more infe|riour hand has the credit of it. The Church of...
Paris
78 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Provence ...your inclinations, and particularie in order to Botany, that is Languedock and Provence, for altho' there be manie other places of France verie worthie the [...]eing...
Provence
81 5.043023,43.633239,0 Provence ...Journey, and have Time enough at Paris to Prepare your Self for the Journey to Provence and Languedock before the Dog-Days be ended, at which Time it will be fit to...
Provence
81 5.043023,43.633239,0 Provence ...Toulouse, Narbonne, Montpellier, Avignion, and so all the rest throw Provence; and then back to Avig|nion, from whence to Lions, and so to Paris with the...
Provence
71 5.043023,43.633239,0 London ...him as ready to oblidge you there, as you use to be to any Vir|tuoso here. At London I shall advise you to lodg in or about Convent-garden, as a place most...
London
81 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...most famous. 12. For the rest, I shall only put you in mind, that about London there are such places, as Wimbletone belonging now to the Earle of...
London
75 -0.12574,51.50853,0 Genoua ...Bolognia la Grassa, Padua la Dotta, Venetia la Rieta, &c. It is said that Genoua has Montagnie senza legno, Mare senze pesce, Donne senza Vergonia, 89 & Gente...
Genoua
76 8.91519,44.4264,0 Lions ...of, by the way 1st. Vienne, a little but ancient Town, five Leagues from Lions. See the forges where they make Sword-blades, the Haminers are moved by a...
Lions
75 4.819827,45.759683,0 London ...London, whereof Mr:---under God is Master, the which Ball is consign|able at London to Mr---Merchant &c. or bis Order, for which he is to Pay--- English Mony, he...
London
79 -0.12574,51.50853,0 Rouen ...Dialls, and a Thousand other conceats. From thence you must Hire Horse to Rouen, the ordinarie price is a Crown, if you have no companie you will do well to...
Rouen
77 1.094981,49.440223,0 Rouen ...Tostes, the first House of the village which you come at is the best. At Rouen lodge Au Bon Pasteur, the master is a Protestant, and speaks English· be...
Rouen
76 1.094981,49.440223,0 Deip ...10. sh. but if there be few passingers You will be obliged to pay more. At Deip be pleased to lodge A la Ba|stile, the master of the House hath a Son that...
Deip
78 1.121853,49.941391,0 Ravenna ...118 Piacenza. 132 Pescia. 157 Piere di Lamari. 158 R. Roma. 1 Rimini. 30 Ravenna. 31 Reggio. 138 S. Senegaglia. 31 Seravall. 104 Sirinalta. 113 Sassvoli...
Ravenna
76 12.2191337,44.3954566,0 Cour de la Reyne ...fine, were they grown up, and that it had Gravel-Walks. Beyond this, is the Cour de la Reyne, a place by the River-side, set with Trees about a Mile long, like the great...
Cour de la Reyne
78 Paris ...light upon honest Men the Ex|change will cost you nothimg, unless it be from Paris to Lions; because of the disrance and that will not be above half a one...
Paris
79 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...that you will doe well first to go to 9. Esson a House seven leagues from Paris belonging to a private Gentleman, where you will see very fine water works and...
Paris
77 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...enough to return to Paris. 7 I know nothing better worth your seing about Paris, than the Aqueduct at Arcqueul about 2 leagues from the town, it was built by...
Paris
77 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...to spend the Winter in Paris or in the Country, my opinion is that out of Paris, there is litle thing either to be seen or learned in all France; But in...
Paris
76 2.350987,48.856667,0 Florence ...fault, and then Your Goods may be imbarked. If You were to send from Florence, then you must in the like man|ner pass your Goods at the Custom|house; if...
Florence
71 11.24626,43.77925,0 Florence ...best for ordinar Drinking, being stomachical and without Sweetnes. The White Florence Wine, which is Sweet; Verdea, which is delicious small Sweet white Wine; Monte...
Florence
79 11.24626,43.77925,0 Florence ...your Merchant in Ligorn, together with Your acquittance at the Custom house of Florence, which will serve to acquit them at Ligorn; to|gether also with particular...
Florence
81 11.24626,43.77925,0 Florence ...likeways put You in mind to buy a Printed Paper for me, that was Published at Florence, called Testis examinatus; it containes two or three figures of the Testicles...
Florence
80 11.24626,43.77925,0 Paris ...with your own things to Lions, with Order to your Friend there to send them to Paris, to be received by your Factor and keept for you. 7ly. The Place is commend|ed...
Paris
81 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...is very stately, built of Brick, somewhat after the Model of the new Bridge of Paris, having a Foot walk raised on every side, so that these that pass on foot, are...
Paris
81 2.350987,48.856667,0 Na|ples ...the Foot of the Hill where the Town stands, and on that side which is towards Na|ples, the Rock is precipitious, and betwixt it and the Sea, leaves but a very...
Na|ples
80 14.21755,40.829595,0 Luca ...Pisa, You have but a small half days Journey, of very pleasant Way, to Luca, which is a Delicat little Town, a Republick by it self, and having but a very...
Luca
73 10.50602,43.840677,0 Naples ...to Cuma, in Latine Cumae; a City built upon the Top of a Hill six Miles from Naples; upon the highest Top of this Hill stood the Temple of Apollo built by Dedalus...
Naples
79 14.21755,40.829595,0 Piacenza ...159 P. Perugia. 25 Pesaro. 28 Pordenon. 98 Padua. 108 Parma. 118 Piacenza. 132 Pescia. 157 Piere di Lamari. 158 R. Roma. 1 Rimini. 30 Ravenna...
Piacenza
68 9.696586,45.052752,0 Milan ...things of my own to this work, One is a view of Sig|nior Septale's Closet in Milan, not inferiour to any of the Italian Princes Collections (inaccessible it seems...
Milan
79 9.190336,45.464161,0 MILAN. ...there are also va|rious works of the same Giulio. 143 The STATE OF MILAN. The City of Milan. The Church of the Madonna della Gratie, Fathers...
MILAN.
75 9.190336,45.464161,0 Verona ...di Fontanelle. 101 Villa di Castello. 104 Villa di Mazen. 105 Vicenza. 110 Verona. 112 1 The State or Territory OF THE CHURCH, Within the City of Rome. The...
Verona
77 10.997007,45.447243,0 Vesuvio ...City and Suburbs of Naples, a great part of the Campania Felice, the monte Vesuvio, all the Bay of Naples, the Island of Capreae, the Hill Posilipo, Pu|teoli...
Vesuvio
77 Louure ...marg: Luxembourg. Luxem|bourg. best in Paris; equalling to their bigness, the Louure it self, but by piques between Madle d'Orleans and the Dutchess of Guise, (the...
Louure
81 PALAIS ROYAL ...Pillars of the Tabernacle, well wrought Marble, adorned with Gilding, &c. PALAIS ROYAL, Monsieurs House, the building Note in marg: Palais Royal. Roy|al. low...
PALAIS ROYAL
79 Arch Tryumphal ...Armour of China, &c. ARCH TRYUMPHAL, Of Wood, and painted; Note in marg: Arch Tryumphal. Try|umphal. but the exact Model of what is intended to be in Marble; in beauty...
Arch Tryumphal
79 Valdegrace ...page [7] Document Images VALDEGRACE, A Monastery built by the Note in marg: Valdegrace. Queen-Mother, and the finest Structure they have; the Church little, but paved...
Valdegrace
81 Louure ...Kings Stables, conve|niently plac'd for the River. GARDEMEUBLE, In the Old Louure, is the Note in marg: Gardemeuble. Gardemeu|ble. great Ward-robe kept...
Louure
79 Mar|saills ...for some that is better conditioned for your own use. In your herborization at Mar|saills especially upon the Hill, amongst other rare Plants, you will find Mypum Montis...
Mar|saills
81 5.365307,43.299467,0 Valence ...small Rivers, both the 41 Soane and the Isere, a little before You come at Valence, and several others be|low that, loss themselves therein. When you come at...
Valence
77 0.89101,44.10823,0 Alexandria ...four Regiments of Souldiers in it. From Aste we came the 11th· of Oct. to Alexandria, a great Gar|rison of the King of Spain in Milo|noise, twenty miles from Aste...
Alexandria
77 Rome ...to which he was bound, as they say, when he was exe|cuted. In returning to Rome we saw St. Pauls Church again, and the Cruci|fix that they say spoke to St...
Rome
77 Rome ...was the Tower of Nero, up|on which he sat playing on a Harp whilst the City of Rome was all in a flame of Fire. From hence we went to the Church of St. Peter in...
Rome
81 Rome ...5. which afterwards amongst o|ther Antiquities was brought from Rhodes to Rome by Assinios Pollion, most famous in the time of Augustus, and kept in the Baths...
Rome
76 Rome ...our Jonrney for Naples, and came the first night to Veletre, twenty miles from Rome, where we saw the fine Pallace and Garden of Cardinal Ginetto. From thence the...
Rome
81 Rome ...the Distance from Place to Place, with Observations made of the Antiquities of Rome, Naples, and other Places; together with the Strength, Beauty and Sci|tuation...
Rome
81 Rome ...new journal of Italy containing what is most remarkable of the antiquities of Rome, Savoy and Naples : with observations made upon the strength, beauty and...
Rome
80 Thebes ...in some part or other. The Figures do represent the History of Licus, King of Thebes, who took to Wife Anthiops, Daughter of Nycteus, King of Ethiopia, 34 whom...
Thebes
80 Convent-garden ...to be to any Vir|tuoso here. At London I shall advise you to lodg in or about Convent-garden, as a place most commodious for your business. I thought it necessar to...
Convent-garden
81 Avignion ...morn|ing You will have time enough to see Vauclus, which is three Leagues from Avignion and then to go Dine at Cava|illion. I look upon Vaucluse as one of the most...
Avignion
81 4.80769,43.95159,0 Avignion ...at your ease: From thence you may return to Marseills in two days and so to Avignion, by the way of Arles, Sainct Eloy de Cro[...] Tarascon. At Arles, remember to...
Avignion
78 4.80769,43.95159,0 Bourdeaux ...the Town, which they call Grave; which brings forth the best Wine about Bourdeaux, and which for the most part is sold within the Town, at as great a Rate as...
Bourdeaux
74 -0.573687,44.834764,0 Provence ...go through Provence to Cane, a small inconsiderable Town upon the Frontiers of Provence, and there to hire a Felluck to Genoua, and, if you can|not get one at Cane, to...
Provence
81 5.043023,43.633239,0 Nantes ...the [...]eing, as particularlie the Ri|ver 20 Loyre from Orleance downward to Nantes, which for the fertilitie aud beau|tie of the countrey, the frequencie of good...
Nantes
80 -1.550204,47.218385,0 Montpellier ...is for an o|ther use I would have them. You will do well to stay some days at Montpellier: You may lodge at the white Horse, or otherways as you find your accommodation...
Montpellier
81 3.8794455,43.608176,0 Milan ...o|ver Italy, except only in the Kingdom of Naples, and States of Venice and Milan, where it is permitted to wear Daggers. At most Towns in Italy, You will be...
Milan
78 9.1881,45.4637,0 Rye ...than any thing upon the way of Calais. For your accommodation from London to Rye, you may either take post, or en|quire for the Rye Carrier at the Kings Head in...
Rye
80 0.7337,50.95114,0 Rouen ...by Flanders in which case I advise you rather to goe by Rye and Deip, because Rouen (which otherwise will not fall to be in your way) is a more considerable place...
Rouen
80 1.094981,49.440223,0 Cambridge ...to Mr. Ray (who wrote and published the Catalogue of plants grow|ing about Cambridge) upon the score of seeing that place, and himself as a Person so deserving...
Cambridge
77 0.11667,52.2,0 Herbeau ...Order of Architecture than what is now used. From thence you may go to Herbeau, 3. Leagues to the southward of that, a privat house be|longing to a Gentleman...
Herbeau
73 5.79592,45.13735,0 Je|rusalem ...there are two little square Courts, all of holy Earth, they say brought from Je|rusalem, 13 wherein if you interr a bo|dy, all shall consume to the Bones in four and...
Je|rusalem
79 35.0043676975945,31.74321305841924,0 Languedock ...suitable to your inclinations, and particularie in order to Botany, that is Languedock and Provence, for altho' there be manie other places of France verie worthie...
Languedock
78 Blois ...to do the same by, as for example the Pie verte or Green Pyet, &c. 3ly. from Blois you go to Amboise in half a day by water; the boat will give you libertie to...
Blois
80 1.33646,47.58848,0 Narbonne ...Tour, as far as Nantes, from thence to the Ro|chell, 77 Bourdeaux, Toulouse, Narbonne, Montpellier, Avignion, and so all the rest throw Provence; and then back to...
Narbonne
79 3.003611,43.184722,0 Neice ...Cane, a Village, upon the Sea-side, some eight or nine Lea|gues distant from Neice, where (were you to go to Italy,) you might commodiously hire a Fel[...]oque of...
Neice
79 7.26571,43.70325,0 Livingstone ...He became acquainted with that wor|thie Gentleman Patrick Murray, Baron of Livingstone, to whom these Letters (now publish'd) were addressed. This Gentleman designed...
Livingstone
77 -3.52261,55.90288,0 Livingstone ...Travells, He had of domestick and fo|reign Plants, growing in his Garden at Livingstone, above a Thousand: He was a|bove thirty six Years of Age before He began his...
Livingstone
78 -3.52261,55.90288,0 Huntington ...on this side London, except it please you, when you are got the le[...]gth of Huntington, to turn six or seven miles out of the road to see Cam|bridge; which I doe...
Huntington
80 -1.05,54.0,0 Thoulouse ...go and come. When you are satisfied here, it will be fit to set forward to Thoulouse. You will see by the way, 1st. Pesenas a Pretie Town, where it may fall you to...
Thoulouse
78 1.43870082425,43.5356661019,0 Thoulouse ...con|sist in Churches, religious-houses, &c. which I leave to your self. From Thoulouse to Montauban you about halfe a Dayes Journey, it is famous for the Protestant...
Thoulouse
80 1.43870082425,43.5356661019,0 Genoua ...of Massa; For the better seeing of which if you please you may go from Genoua by Horse to Ligorne. Tuscany begins about Viaregia, the greatest part whereof...
Genoua
73 8.91519,44.4264,0 Lions ...night to make a note of all those Plants that You meet with. Be|ing arrived at Lions You must stay some 36 time to see the place, which altho' in re|gard of its...
Lions
81 4.819827,45.759683,0 Lions ...honest Men the Ex|change will cost you nothimg, unless it be from Paris to Lions; because of the disrance and that will not be above half a one per-Cent: Your...
Lions
77 4.819827,45.759683,0 Lions ...have sent a Bundel marked---by--- 91 Indweller in this Town, and Carrier to Lions, addressed to You, which I desire you would be pleased to receive, and being in...
Lions
78 4.819827,45.759683,0 London ...seeing, than any thing upon the way of Calais. For your accommodation from London to Rye, you may either take post, or en|quire for the Rye Carrier at the Kings...
London
78 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...by whose means you may be furnished with any Book that may be be had in London; and I think as reason|ably as else-where: notwithstanding you will 'doe well...
London
74 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...Majesty. I shall likewise put You in mind that Oxfoord is but fifty miles from London, and that it is one of the most famous Universities in the world, both for the...
London
81 -0.12574,51.50853,0 Genoua ...So that the reflection of the Sun beames, makes a Heat almost in|supportable. Genoua la Superba, so called from the sumptuousness of its Buildings, and so they use...
Genoua
81 8.91519,44.4264,0 Genoua ...the Coast, of Liguria, from Nize to 88 Genoua, & some days Journey beyond Genoua towards Ligorn, is nothing but rude Alps, for the most part infertile and...
Genoua
76 8.91519,44.4264,0 Nize ...from whence there rests five Miles to Genoua, All the Coast, of Liguria, from Nize to 88 Genoua, & some days Journey beyond Genoua towards Ligorn, is nothing but...
Nize
81 7.26571,43.70325,0 Nize ...rate, because of the more frequent Traffick and intercourse, than from Cane or Nize, you will pass by Porta Fino, Leresi, Viare|gia, &c. and you wil not find many...
Nize
81 7.26571,43.70325,0 Italy Author: Barri, Giacomo, ca. 1630-ca. 1690. Title: The painters voyage of Italy in which all the famous paintings of the most eminent masters are...
Italy
74 Italy ...of Chicago Library Reel position: Wing / 52:10 The painters voyage of Italy 184Kb A Text Creation Partnership digital edition TCP Phase I Added to EEBO...
Italy
76 Paris ...the Histories of the Nativity, and Resurrection of Christ, singular works of Paris Bordone. There is another rare Picture of the Annun|ciation, by the hand of...
Paris
79 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Paris ...are all three by Paulo Veronese. In the Sacristie there is an Ecce Homo, by Paris Bordone. The Nuns Church of Terrese. The Round which is in the middle of...
Paris
79 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Paris ...the Church you will admire the Altar-piece of S. Girolamo, the work of Paris Bordone. The Church of the Fathers Teatini. As you enter at the great Door...
Paris
73 -84.79329,39.85699,0 Naples ...you may have leasure enough to observe, and have time enough to returne to Naples at Night. 191 The next Day you may take Horse again and a Guide with you from...
Naples
77 14.21755,40.829595,0 Naples ...Ground. They use to trie it with Torches and Dogs, which you must carrie from Naples with you, for you will not find them upon the Place. As for the Torches, the...
Naples
80 14.21755,40.829595,0 Naples ...us; as for example, the works of Baptista Porta, whereof the Impressions at Naples were both the first and fairest, and the Cutts for the most part Tailledouce...
Naples
78 14.21755,40.829595,0 Naples ...161 come so far down from the Hills· as the Via appia, or High-way to Naples. Naples was Anciently called Parthe|nope, from one of the Sirens, Buried in this place...
Naples
81 14.21755,40.829595,0 Naples ...the River Garrigliano. Sessa, 07. Carionole, 04. Capua, 12. Auersa, 07. Naples 08. 114. 153 As You go out at the Port St. Gioua[...]|ni, all along the...
Naples
74 14.21755,40.829595,0 Naples ...the like: And this is general all o|ver Italy, except only in the Kingdom of Naples, and States of Venice and Milan, where it is permitted to wear Daggers. At most...
Naples
79 14.21755,40.829595,0 Naples ...against a Hundred. Fondi is the first Town you meet with in the Kingdom of Naples; here you must give notice to the Officers appointed for that purpose of your...
Naples
77 14.21755,40.829595,0 Naples ...notice to the Officers appointed for that purpose of your intended Journey for Naples, and cause registrat your Name, together with the marks of your Horse, that he...
Naples
81 14.21755,40.829595,0 Rome ...occasion Present it self to You in Winter, not to ommit it. From Florence to Rome You have 140. Miles; there are severall wayes of Tra|velling, viz. by Coach, by...
Rome
80 12.4843457,41.89262,0 Rome ...The Second, I need not describe it. 146 There are severall things about Rome worthie the taking notice of, as 1. Ponte mola a Bridge standing upon the...
Rome
75 12.4843457,41.89262,0 Rome ...You will oblidge me to bring it with You; it was Printed by it self at Rome. You may possibly meet with other good Books, for it is ordinar when Learned...
Rome
73 12.4843457,41.89262,0 Loretto ...divides all Italy by the length. From Valcimara, the way is exceeding good to Loretto. Loretto it self is a little Town not very Ancient, built upon the Top of a...
Loretto
81 13.61232,43.43617,0 Rome ...the Campania of Rome, as I have formerly marked. The Way to Loretto from Rome. Miles. Prima porta 7 Castel...
Rome
77 12.4843457,41.89262,0 Surry ...Most Respected Friend and Master EDWARD HARVEY, OF Comb Nevil in the County of Surry, Esquire. Worthy Sir, AS I had the honour to wait up|you in your Travels to...
Surry
81 Breamant ...to Mont|millian, where we lay the 29th. The Thirtieth we came to dinner to Breamant, five Leagues more, and from thence to Landbourg, where we lay that night...
Breamant
78 Villiane ...their pleasure to make an in|road upon that Dukedom. From Pignerol we came to Villiane the Monday following 12 miles, and a bad way over the Mountains; near to this...
Villiane
81 ROME ...Sincere, and Most Faithful Servant, W. A. 1 A New JOURNAL FROM GENEVE TO ROME And from thence to NAPLES. SIR, You may well remember when you left England and...
ROME
79 St ...the Fort, concludes a Peace and raises the Seige. From Montmillian we came to St. Michel, thirteen leagues all along upon the River Isere, or rather Arche...
St
80 -3.282269,56.3617,0 Michel ...Fort, concludes a Peace and raises the Seige. From Montmillian we came to St. Michel, thirteen leagues all along upon the River Isere, or rather Arche, because it...
Michel
80 4.13278,49.91952,0 Montmillian ...the Town that joyns to the Fort, concludes a Peace and raises the Seige. From Montmillian we came to St. Michel, thirteen leagues all along upon the River Isere, or...
Montmillian
80 6.05047,45.49994,0 Italy ...Town, passing through the Grotto of Pausilinus, which Lassel in his Voyage of Italy makes mention of. It is near a mile in length, cut, or rather bored through a...
Italy
80 Italy ...still lies in heaps. The Chappel of St. Anthony, which Lassel in his Voyage of Italy doth say, proved miraculously the real presence in the Sacrament, was like|wise...
Italy
81 NAPLES ...Containing What is Most Remarkable OF THE ANTIQUITIES OF ROME, SAVOY AND NAPLES. WITH OBSERVATIONS Made upon the Strength, Beauty, and Scituation of some other...
NAPLES
75 St. Michel ...the Fort, concludes a Peace and raises the Seige. From Montmillian we came to St. Michel, thirteen leagues all along upon the River Isere, or rather Arche, because it...
St. Michel
80 6.0212801,43.140008,0 Italy ...for Travelling into ITALY. Written to a Friend IT is much better to go into Italy in the latter end of Autumn, than in the Spring; Because the Change of the Air...
Italy
79 Italy ...and Roots, Nor is there wanting here abundance of the Choisest Fruits that Italy affoords. Bolognia; is the second Town of the Ecclesiastick State, sweetly...
Italy
77 Italy ...you have the Appennine to pass, which is that ridg of Hills that divides all Italy by the length. From Valcimara, the way is exceeding good to Loretto. Loretto...
Italy
79 Busolino ...the Name of the Town· From this place we went eight miles farther, and came to Busolino, the next day to Novalese six miles, which is the foot of the Mountains on the...
Busolino
81 7.14432,45.1397,0 Aste ...not let above two at a time come into the Town. From this town we went to Aste ten miles more, it being the last town that way belonging to the Duke of Savoy...
Aste
76 Athens ...the Republick of Rome. A Venus made by Cleomenes the Son of Appolodorus of Athens, which hereto|fore they say was an Idol worshipped in the Rotonda. The Statue...
Athens
77 23.71622,37.97945,0 Rigneava ...of January we left Rome in order to go to Venice, and lay the first night at Rigneava twenty three miles from Rome, the next night we lay at Ter|nit, twenty eight...
Rigneava
79 Remille ...Italy; so that taking your leave of Geneve, you came to a little Town called Remille in Savoy, seven Leagues from Geneve, where we lay the first night; within three...
Remille
79 Aquapendente ...18 miles where we lay. The next day, being the 3d of No|vember, we lay at Aquapendente 29 miles, from whence we came, and dined, the next day being Sunday at...
Aquapendente
76 Millan ...the Echo, which was the best I ever heard. There is a very strong wall round Millan, which is said to be ten miles; the Libra|ry there is worth seeing. From this...
Millan
79 9.1881,45.4637,0 EDWARD ...in Warwick-Lane. 1691. TO My Worthy and Most Respected Friend and Master EDWARD HARVEY, OF Comb Nevil in the County of Surry, Esquire. Worthy Sir, AS I had...
EDWARD
79 -77.24946,44.00012,0 Savoy ...and so to Novarra 6 miles; this is the strongest place upon the Fron|tiers of Savoy that belongs to the Milane|ses: From hence we came to Vercelli 10 miles; this...
Savoy
80 Savoy ...ten or twelve miles from Vil|liane. At Turin we saw the Duke and Dutchess of Savoy, and the Princess his Sister, that shoots flying so well; we took a view of the...
Savoy
80 Savoy ...of Italy containing what is most remarkable of the antiquities of Rome, Savoy and Naples : with observations made upon the strength, beauty and scituation...
Savoy
74 Turin ...of Oct. we came to Turin, being about ten or twelve miles from Vil|liane. At Turin we saw the Duke and Dutchess of Savoy, and the Princess his Sister, that shoots...
Turin
80 7.685433,45.073361,0 Lake of Ansi ...where we lay the first night; within three Leagues of this Town lies the Lake of Ansi and Town so called. The 18th. we came to Chambery, five leagues from Romillie...
Lake of Ansi
75 Naples ...than two thousand people killed and hurt. Upon Saturday we took a view of Naples again, and the next morn|ing left that place, in order to our return again to...
Naples
77 Naples ...City, close to the Castle of St. Elmo, from whence you have the best sight of Naples, and a prospect of the Mediterranean Sea, which is believed to be the best in...
Naples
80 Naples ...two and twenty miles more. The Eighth of November we took our Jonrney for Naples, and came the first night to Veletre, twenty miles from Rome, where we saw the...
Naples
77 Naples ...Italy containing what is most remarkable of the antiquities of Rome, Savoy and Naples : with observations made upon the strength, beauty and scituation [sic] of some...
Naples
81 Genoua ...Genoua, where we arrived that night, being twenty miles from Voltaggio. In Genoua we saw a great many Churches, very rich, and their 9 structures very noble...
Genoua
78 8.91519,44.4264,0 Pisa ...where we lay, being thirty six miles from Leghorne, and half way between Pisa and Flo|rence. The next day being the 24th of October, we arriv'd at Florence...
Pisa
75 10.400106,43.719417,0 Pisa ...Devotions. Tuesday the 23d of October we went from Leghorne and came again to Pisa, where we dined, and after dinner went and saw the Physick|garden of the Great...
Pisa
81 10.400106,43.719417,0 Leghorne ...in the time of their Devotions. Tuesday the 23d of October we went from Leghorne and came again to Pisa, where we dined, and after dinner went and saw the...
Leghorne
75 10.32615,43.54427,0 Florence ...to Siena, 16 miles: It is a Town belonging to the Great Duke, almost as big as Florence, where we saw the Great Church, whereof the Pavement is the finest in...
Florence
81 11.24626,43.77925,0