...observation of the curiums and manners ot its inhabitants : illuftraiions, never perhaps to be expecled from the labour or genius of any of our tramontane...might be very properly adorned ; not only (as you propofrd) with fome neatly engraved map» of the Campagna di Roma, and other parts ol modern Jtalj;...

...obfervation of the manners and cuftoms of its inhabitants: illuftrations never perhaps to be expected from the la,bour or genius of any of our tramontane literati, who have not had the plealure of feeing thefe fouthern parts of Europe. 1 have been thinking, that fuch an edition might...

...manners of the inhabitants : illuftrations, never, perhaps, to be expected from the labour or genius of our tramontane literati, who have not had the happinefs of feeing thofe fouthern parts of Europe. The Twentieth Day's Converfation relates to eminent characters in the...