excerpt from 'Information and directions for travellers on the continent, 5th edition' pp. 165fn (52 words)
excerpt from 'Information and directions for travellers on the continent, 5th edition' pp. 165fn (52 words)
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The lower classes of the Roman people go annually, on the first Sunday in May, to the Valley of Egeria; where they carouse and crown themselves with flowers; thence returning to Rome, like Bacchanals, dancing and singing to various instruments of music. This festival commences with the dawn, and ends about mid-day. |
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