...the World, lurveying at one viewt befides feveral pleafant Iflands lying at yoiu' ' . Feet,, a tract of Italy about three hundred Miles in length, from the Promontory of Antium, to thA Cape of Palinurus; The' greyer part of which, hath been fung by ^Jdmer and Virgil, as making a...

...Profped* in the World, furveyingat one View, befides feveral pleafant Iflands lying at your Feet, a Tradt of Italy about three hundred Miles in length, from the Promontory of Antium, to the Cape of Po/inurUs.-Thc .greater Part of which hath been fung by IJomerand Virgil, as making a confiderable...

...Italy about three hundred miles in length, from the promontory of Ancium to the cape of i-alinuras : the greater part of which hath been fung by Homer and Virgil, as making a conliderab'.e part of the travels and adve'.tures of their two Heroes. The iflands Caprea, Prochyta,...

...fruits ; the middle affords pafture to flocks of goats and fheep, and the top is a fandy pointed rock, from which you have the fineft profpeft in the world,...of Palinurus : the greater part of which hath been fuog by Homer and Virgil, as making a confiderable part of the travels and adventures of their two...

...in the world, fu-rveying at oneview, befides £everal pleafantiflands lying at your feet,. & tract of Italy about three hundred miles in length,. from the promontory of Antium-tothe cape of Palinurus : the greater part o£ which- hath, been fung by Homer and Virgil, as...

...you have the fineft profpeft in the world, furveying at one view, befides feveral pleafant illands lying at your feet, a traft of Italy about three hundred...the travels and adventures of their two Heroes. The iflatods Caprea, Prochyta, and Parthenope, together with Cajeta, Gums, Monte Mifeno, the habitations...

...you have the fineft profpeft in the world, furveying at one view, befides feveral pleafant ifl^nds lying at your feet, a traft of Italy about three hundred...greater part of which hath been fung by Homer and Virgfl, as making a confidcrable part of the travels and adventures of their two heroes. The iflands...

...of It iv about three hnnJred miles in leng h, from the promontory of An:ium to the Cape of fapnorus: the greater part of which hath been fung by Homer...Virgil, as making a confiderable part of the travels and aaventures of their two heroes. The iftands Caprea, Prochyta, and P,.r,henope, together with C.';Vra,...

...befidcs feveral pleafant iflands lying at your feet, a traft of Italy about three hundred miles ш length, from the promontory of Antium to the cape...Palinurus : the greater part of which hath been fung by 1 lomer and Virgil, as making a considerable part of the travels and adventures of their two heroes....

...in the world, furveying, at one view, befides feveral pleafant iflands lying at your feet, a tract of Italy about three hundred miles in length, from the promontory of Antium to the cape of Palinuru*; the greater part of which hath beeafung by Homer and Virgil, as making a confiderable part...