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... Palermo as the place at which he found the relaxing and oppressive effects of the Sirocco , or south - east wind , infinitely more violent than at Naples : yet , his account of the city of Palermo is so much more favourable than this ...
... Palermo as the place at which he found the relaxing and oppressive effects of the Sirocco , or south - east wind , infinitely more violent than at Naples : yet , his account of the city of Palermo is so much more favourable than this ...
Pagina 69
... Palermo , since the Saracens were in possession of Sicily , are curious : The King's chapel at Palermo , which is in this palace , is still adorned with Arabic inscriptions , which cover the walls . The well- preserved azure , the ...
... Palermo , since the Saracens were in possession of Sicily , are curious : The King's chapel at Palermo , which is in this palace , is still adorned with Arabic inscriptions , which cover the walls . The well- preserved azure , the ...
Pagina 71
... Palermo celebrate the great singers who have performed in them . Mr. Brydone tells us that Pacchierotti began his career in that city , with Gabriele ; and Dr. Burney says that the powers of Farinelli and Gizziello were there displayed ...
... Palermo celebrate the great singers who have performed in them . Mr. Brydone tells us that Pacchierotti began his career in that city , with Gabriele ; and Dr. Burney says that the powers of Farinelli and Gizziello were there displayed ...
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