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 ,W sréfeiyfetf o ^ l^ | r < } t e ^ ^ f î ï 2à jiflÎ  not  hèlp  thinking,1  that  
 ■hnature7h£ilfibftlfi0iw i '  îIF fÀté^êted 1  *hyjhér  chief  priefts  and  
 panegyrto?^&^c&rt)c?é!(ï vteliy  venWirefo’ affirm,  that  the  fub-  
 tertanè¥A  jiafé  ëf'haï&fSf  ftiïbîieèd o f much  improve- 
 'WHt,<I¥riil  ¿PJii?â$j[  c®fëWaffiiks^<^éli;afcërcained  by  unpreju-  
 '‘âiçed’ méhi'ih'  t’tdëfable’idea  o f it. 
 ~>v,\iv  ed}  gnirmod  ni  ncdl  fesxe eiom  J lift  r 
 1,,yiAittbH|')thSi per^HiiSiioSS: '1uridfetf agrourtdi  which’  may  give  
 ÎBthë  ^ïëàfui^TO-tfiè  ^foÿbyïleàl’i geography;  that,  which 
 "Nitfe- td¥dieviiÿW e sîfi-^rt  tavefSWi  theddfcantamS  o f   theiGettina,  
 # ^ f t , 1^ t t fth-Aiftfe»ifi^têtbÎhg-more>thatt.  our  
 ¿fhef'’?ùbtèfilàhëèi^'hra'ybl?}'iii  îîib  bOWëlgfiofothefe  calcareous  
 ‘inbühiainS^^Nbaf 'dhé  mo'àdhWé^o®! walk  adættle way  ereit,  
 ^bÜt’^bfê  Üre  obli^bff'tdbbMdu^M^ftjnaSid-theh.lie! down  and  
 ifee^;jafdh§!¥ftafft5W,  ÿddghy aftd3‘dîrtÿipath,i well  calculated  to.  
 ;jh'îfifif:fhbibdi|e  W'^rdihayy^iiridfliy.  The  common  llilHcidieùs  
 1 <kork§ rwfiïth‘ ‘ihohnd  hère1,1  âdë1 as kafioas-  and-rnOltiplied  as  can  
 :bëi;'defeÿbd' W iiïl:/fo’sÿlipilkcéS,',wherèî-1  there-  is- not  room  for  
 * foagtffflcbm?#,3 âk'JnHhb ^oftb^-of^ibhtiparbsv-and'  the Baum’àn-  
 'hiah ba^einHff^fA’ahy. 'Thë mbft^chfiOUs,’though  not  the  mort  
 freuiient  Itif’us  tiàtùr'jé ‘to -be  foen,  are'- -Pertain  vafes,  as  it were  
 ’faihiXnéd'îike ià'igè imbricated'fhèifs]  okë o f:which,:  thatl-pfir-  
 ticulârly  (ibferved,  has^he^lvifions  above-half  a.foot- broad,  and  
 very  nicefÿ  fohbedv1  'Îhefe-'âô  fjSSŸe^oqpon' ttbe  jground,;  but  
 proceed" from  'foëIIfcéhffe3£b fIth!iKc4aie,beftdifigiotttwàrds..(  The  
 vafe  is not  above  four  inches  thick,  but  capable o f   containing  a  
 great deal  o f water,  it  being near  three  feet high;  No art  could  
 form  a piece more  beautiful  for  decorating à  fountain,  or  grotto  
 in a garden ;  art,  I  fay,  that endçay.ouired  to  imitate  nature,  and  
 woîuCyUdw»./,«  Sift«V  »1  »  ’ -  not 
 not  to  adorn  it.:  , 
 Httle more  than  two  
 make  alfo  models. 
 -the middle,1  and  fupro^Bd^yfi^,^tt}e:  
 above .three  or  foM P Ç ^ jW gW 
 that  our  imagmatipu.ma4 e W p f f t iîf t i  M W tW 
 which  they  haye, not i f: nature, ^-3$ ¿Ç§§yfb  $WîP. ¡HVf0 
 mafterly  a mapner,Th^tj,thpy: ^feyye-^ayti'ç^ç  p e 
 has  here  been  ftill  more exadt  than in  forming  the  Pietra Ma>-  
 tematica-at M a r t i g n o i » # * , / « ! I9;F ep i i ,gAover  
 . the cavern, we met.wifhi'foimiJit#  M " 
 tities. of.  -feline  Jam m tenhj^ h ^ i f e v r T ^ M f 5 sWn^JyiSt  #£‘d  
 o f  a.;fialcareoasXp«s^'P«¥iffih^Wd} ?% r ;l?êWpS te% !S $W d£d '  
 -on.the furfaee  ofrthelwetej Wfe? 
 cefikmof  .time,- h as*.  #!  ¿ 9. ¿SMe ' 
 ■ iDom.’foD the  formaJtfen^MhshWiJPh/^Jflfdo 1 J È  S W ^ J * 
 .1  have.-alfo  fee«  fto 'Ç Ef l i a§ d ^ 0| s l i^ ' 
 fooggia iiri  the-MicentiW. .  - ^fSQÿiibp^U  ^ 
 and  brightnèfs. arife,; hfi-e.j^!?\d \thppe  
 . moil  impregnated with  
 aftually  appear, i.at-fw^ibghtj., 
 ragu s.  Their  ihifley jæ & ttP fo .  ^   ^ P tR ^ P S l i^ 
 fnow  than to  refined-fog^fo  f f p W t ë & p # 4  . 
 deceived  the  celebrated^ p W t t W M i  W ?ff  
 learned- Pafferi,  é à Î^ m tà W ém m à È rM m Ê iM 
 i Pefero,  did  »«t  .impoift  .upttW  ,ws,2. ,'.f he  FbBiWllb^^om^Tev5  
 not  fa well  fo ilk d iliiteH t^ lp^m jiSW a i4n^ taM)idaBd330T1|^  
 i.e jiiinisliioo  do  sldsqfeo  tod  ¡rioidt. serioni ujod  evods  Son  si  adsv  
 .figid  ised  oearij  rsar:  snisd  Ji  ,,tU£.w  do  Issb,,ts3-ia ,. 
 *   V   A rd u ia i .X ^ r i Orittm * p t ( , \ * l ° Î   rttci ,ïte d W V™ * ' 
 publiihed m m * 
 pieces of  tff.re»- 
 printed,  and  rendered  more  univerfaUy  known,  and  ufeful.