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Subject heading: g.Mitteleuropa ; f.Reisebericht 1829-1830<br>g.Tirol ; f.Reisebericht 1829-1830

Von dem vorher erwähnten Domo d'Offola sind es 10 —12 Stunden bis zu dem Fuße des berühmten Monte Rosa im Anzaskathale, des zweiten europäischen Berges .nach dem' Montblanc. Er liegt 25° 32 ' L., 45° 55' 55" Br., 14,222 pariser Fuß über dem Meere; 9 Horner oder Pyramiden bilden seinen Kamm. Das Hom Vincent erstieg 1819 ein Bergreisender dieses Na/ mens, so wie die Hörner Parrot und Zumstein 1817 andere Reisende, -gleiches. Namens; der Obersts v.'Welden erstieg 1821 das Ludwigs- und Signalhorn

. Der Ort Hat àber 2300 Einwohner, von denen an 1700 teutsch nnd die ubrigm fmnzosisch sprechen, 2 Bergschlosser des Dischofs und der Domherren, wovon das niedrige, Ma- joria, die Residenz des Bischofs ist, der sich noch 1621 des heil. romischen Reichs Furst, Graf und Praftct in Wallis nannte; ein geistliches Seminar, Jesuiterseminar mch' ein ^ Gymnafium. Der Durchgangshandel, die *) S. y. Melden, der Monte Rosa.. Wien 1824. 8.' M. Th. und Steivabdrücken.

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1829

Tre scelte novelle

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Author: Schmid, Christoph ¬von¬ / del Sig. Canonico Schmid Bavarese

Place: Trento

Publisher: Marietti

Physical description: 95 S. : Ill.

Language: Italienisch

Location mark: I 93.263

Intern ID: 73783

IL CANARINO. provava si era eli non saper come occupare il suo Carlo. Lo avrebbe po tuto {ostruire ella stessa, ma a ciò man ca van le i libri , e il garzoncello uvea d'altronde cominciato* 'Orinai 3«! appren dere il latino. Una mattina eli 1 eli’ era immersa io simili pensieri, e per ciò appunto 1 affannata , si udì a sonare la da'campana della cappella. La buona Tirolese entrò frettolosa per clic il signor parroco del là dal monte avrebbe quel giorno ivi celebrato la Santa Messa. Al che

la signora di Erlau si recò subito in chiesa unitamente, al suo Carlo, il breve discorso che vi fece il parroco le * - __ », - toccò vivamente il cuore. Terminata che fu la sacra funzione , ella s* intertenne con esso lui, e in lui trovò l’uomo il più affabile e pio « di maniere le più insinuanti. Li le promise di procacciarle Ì libri neccssarj 5 e di dare al giova netto due ore d’istruzione il dopo pranzo, purché prender si volesse la passare di là dal monte. Il clic leso da Carlo col massimo piacere

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1829

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road, particularly near Somma, with its chief and beautiful object, Monte Rosa, towering over the range. On the right of this mountain lies the Monte Leone, „which bounds the Pass of the Simplon.* By those who see the Alps for the first time under, such an aspect, they are often mistaken for light clouds lying on the horizon, their bases being generally invisible through the haze of an extensive intervening plain. There is an exquisite beauty in their appearance under these cirr cumstances

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Geography, Travel guides

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1829

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before shivered in the bleak and cold regions of the Alps. Near Misocco, one of the most beautiful scenes in the Grisons is presented, where the valley is closed in by the hill, upon which are the ruins of the castle of Misocco.f On the right is the range of mountains which separate the valleys of Misocco and Calanka; and on the left the precipitous bases of the Monte Roggioni and the Monte Luadre. Down the side of the latter, amidst rocks and woods, several cataracts descend into the Moesa, which

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Geography, Travel guides

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1829

¬The¬ Cornice, the Grimsel and the Gries, the Bernardin and the Splugen, the Brenner, the Tende and the Argentière, and the Simplon.- (Illustrations of the passes of the Alps ; Vol. 2)

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the plains of Lombardy, to Verona. To those whose object it is to visit Venice by the Tyrol, a road from Trent, shorter by thirty miles, offers itself by the Monte Porgine and the valley of the Brenta. The general beauty of this route, and the wildness of some parts of it, are superior to the scenery presented upon the road by Eoveredo and Verona. The ascent to the Monte Porgine abruptly commences from the eastern side of Trent, and nothing can exceed the succession of beautiful prospects pre

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Geography, Travel guides

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1829

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/1 as tie and Valley of Misocco. 6. Lugtno. 7. Scene from the Descent of the Splugen. 8. Covered Bridge across the Rhine at Splugen. End Vignette. 9- Map of the Routes of the Bernardin and the Splugen. PASS OF THE BRENNER. 1. Scene near Primolano, Val Sugana. ' Title Vignette. 2. Valley of Stubay, from the Schonberg. 3. Post-house on the Brenner. 4. Chateau of Trostberg. 5. Trent. 6. Scene from the Monte Porgine. 7. Bussano. 8. Castle of Salurn. End Vignette. 9. Map of the Routes from Inspruck to Verona

of the Simplon. 3. Scene in the .Defile of Dovedro. 4. Val d’Ossola and the Ponte Crevola. 5. The Lake of Orta, from above Buccione. 6. Lago Maggiore, from the Sacra Monte da St. Carlo. 7. The Alps from near Somma. 8. The Pisse-vache, from the Village of Mieville. End Vignette. 9. Map of the Route from Geneva to Milan, by the Simplon. 10. General Map of the Great Chain of the Alps.

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Geography, Travel guides

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1829

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retreated upon Trent; and having been joined by 20,000 fresh troop», he committed the fatal error of dividing his army. Marching at the head of 30,000 men acres» the Monte Porgine and through the defiles of the Brenta, he proceeded, with, some ulterior object in view, to Bass&no, having left 20,000 men, under Bavidowich, at Roveredo, to guard the Tyrol. I^apoleon availed himself of this error to throw his army upon Roveredo with incredible velocity, forced the strongly entrenched camp of the enemy, and

obtained a complete victory, in spite of the obstinate valour of the Austrians. The shattered remains of their army fell back upon the defile of Lavis, where they were again defeated : then hastily crossing the Monte Porgine, Buonaparte accomplished a march of sixty miles in two days, and fell upon the advanced guard of the Austrians at Primolano, halted for the night at Cismone, and thence pursuing hi* success, reached Basaano the next day, and attacked the chief division, commanded by Wurrascr

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Religion, Theology

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1829

Professor Philipp Benitus Maria Mayr, des Serviten-Ordens Priester in seinem Werden und Wirken als Jugendlehrer und Seelsorgspriester : ein Nachtrag zur Biographie des Verblichenen

Page 41 of 65

Author: Köfler, Simon / S. Köfler

Place: Innsbruck

Publisher: Wagner

Physical description: 64 S.

Subject heading: p.Mayr, Philipp Benitus Maria

Location mark: I 59.648

Intern ID: 265256

, und will Alles von ihm entfernt wissen, was immer mit der körperlichen oder geistigen Individualität desselben einen Kontrast bildet. *) Wer sohin etwa auf der Kanzel ein Benitius seyn will, bestrebe sich allererst ein Beni- Lius unter der Kanzel zu werden. .Nemo■ potest in valle stare, et de monte loqui: ubi stas, inde lo quere ; aut unde loqueris, ibi sta! Chrysostomus in Matth. V. *) Nemo potest personam fictam rana suam cito recidunt. diu ferre: ficta in natu* Seneca ad Neron.

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History

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1829

¬Die¬ Gefechte im tirolischen Etschtale anfangs November 1796 : nach österreichischen Originalquellen

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Author: Schels, Johann Baptist / dargest. von J. B. Schels

Place: Ohne Ort

Physical description: S. [115] - 153

Notations: Aus: Österreichische Militärische Zeitschrift ; 2. - Xerokopie

Subject heading: g.Etschtal ; z.Geschichte 1796

Location mark: I 129.789

Intern ID: 65726

sten in Monte Zeo und Fado, gegen Lavis. Die übrigen Truppen standen im Lager bei Salurn. Brigai» e des G e n. Fürst Re u.ß, 5 Bataillons/ i Kompagnie, Mann Reittrpf. i% E-kadrons . .■ . . . . . 2826 1Z6 Sie stand als Rückhalt im Lager bei Neumarkt. Brigade des Gen.Vukas- se-vich, 2 Bataillons / 5 Kompag nien, t Eskadron-.. ^ 2665 55 Diese stand ganz nahe gegen die feindliche Posizion von Lazes und Pia- ze, und zwar 1 Bataillon, 2 Kompag nien, und i Eskadron in Cembro und Segonzano, 5Kompagnien

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Fiction

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1829

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Page 53 of 102

Author: Schmid, Christoph ¬von¬ / del Sig. Canonico Schmid Bavarese

Place: Trento

Publisher: Marietti

Physical description: 95 S. : Ill.

Language: Italienisch

Location mark: I 93.263

Intern ID: 73783

. Arri varano pertanto in breve tempo sulla cima .del monte tutto coperto di selve, di dove fra mezzo i rami degli abeti scorgeva osi nei Firn a valle le umili ca- pannelle dai tetti piani e coperti di neve e dai cammini fumanti. La ' compagnia m assise colà su di un muscoso sasso in mezzo ai folti abeti , che coi loro rami pendenti li. difendevano dal vento e dall’acqua^ e Riccardo si avviò' il primo verso il tugurio, che dal cortese ecclesiastico gli iu mostrato mediante l’additar ebe egli fece col

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Geography, Travel guides

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1829

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and the town of Orta lies the Isola 8. Giulio, a mule-road leads over the mountain, by Arolo, to Varallo in the Val Sessia. At Varallo is the Nuovo Gerusaîemme of Piedmont ; its Sacra Monte, the most remarkable in Italy, is visited by thousands of devotees annually. From Baveno to Varallo by Fella, is only a day's journey ; and the author, who has twice been that way, has no recol lection of any scenery superior to the variety and beauty presented in this excursion. To go to Arona from the Lake

of Orta, the traveller lands at Buccione, at the head of the lake. The view from the road above this village is very fine, where the high peaks of the Monte Rosa add their grandeur to the beauties of the scene. (Plate the fifth.) A carriage may be hired at Buccione, which, passing through Borgomaniera, will reach Arona in two or three hours. It is reported that such a road as that which was proposed by General Chasseloup has been decided upon by the King of Sardinia. It is to be made immediately, from

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Geography, Travel guides

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1829

Reise durch Baiern, Salzburg, Tirol, die Schweiz und Württemberg.- (Reisen nach den vorzüglichsten Hauptstädten von Mittel-Europa ; 6)

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Author: Stein, Christian Gottfried Daniel / von Christ. Gottfr. Dan. Stein

Subject heading: g.Mitteleuropa ; f.Reisebericht 1829-1830<br>g.Tirol ; f.Reisebericht 1829-1830

, j etzt Fa brik; über d ein Ga n zen herrsch en d i e freiburger und walliftr Hochalpen und in seltenen Au/ genblicken der Abendsonne das Feuerdiadem des Monte Rosa. In der herrlichen Landschaft längs dem See, dessen User durch Reben (Riss-, von ripa, oder Eütewein) und südliche Fruchtbäume herrlich geschmückt sind, gelangt man nach dem Marktstecken Rolle, der aus einer lau/ gm Gasse besteht und 1900 Einw., ein Schloß, Uhr, ma cherei, Weinbau und eine Mineralquelle hat. In der Nahe liegt j.Stunden

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1829

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Author: Stein, Christian Gottfried Daniel / von Christ. Gottfr. Dan. Stein

Subject heading: g.Mitteleuropa ; f.Reisebericht 1829-1830<br>g.Tirol ; f.Reisebericht 1829-1830

man Desaix marmorne Bildsäule und gegenüber auf Marmortafeln mit goldenen Duchstaben zwei lateinische Inschriften im Namen der Republik Wallis und des Klosters aufgestellt. Die Walliser Inschrift auf schwarzem Marmor ist vor züglich schön t Semper Optimo, Aegjptiaco, bis Italico» semper Inviato , ln Monte Jovis et Sempronii semper Me morando* Setzt man den Weg vom Hofpiz nach Aosta fort, so kommt man über Remy, wo die erste sardmische Mauth,. so ■ wie zu Etroubles die Paßvisitation, nach dem kleinen

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Geography, Travel guides

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1829

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Author: Stein, Christian Gottfried Daniel / von Christ. Gottfr. Dan. Stein

Subject heading: g.Mitteleuropa ; f.Reisebericht 1829-1830<br>g.Tirol ; f.Reisebericht 1829-1830

die BoWàsche Gemäldesammlung; die k-nigl. Samm- lung von Handzeichnungen, Email-, Miniatur- und Musivgemälden ; das Cabinet von elfenbeinernem Schnitzt werk, kn welchem Kinder und ein heil. Sebastian von Flamingo, 2 Kreuzbilder von Dürer und Michel à gelo, ein heil. Hieronymus von Angermeker; die Samm lung der Abgüsse, in der Wschers kleine Apostel, die Thüren des Ghiberti, der Coloß des Phidias vom . Monte Cavallo u. zu bemerken sind. Durch den Ankauf der Gemäldesammlung der Herren Boisserse

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1829

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every point of view Trent is picturesque; but from no place is it more striking than from the ascent to Monte Porgine, where the city, and the windings of the river, are seen beneath the observer, with the mountains which bound the plain, extending to the horizon, and closing, in the distance, the valley of the Adige.* From Trent a road leads to Arco and thence to Riva, at the head of the Lago di Guarda. Between Trent and * Plate the fourth.

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Geography, Travel guides

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1829

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neighbourhood, are placed upright in the ground, and these have poles laid across them, upon which the vines are trained: this plan affords facility of access to the fruit, and the ground is not exhausted by the props, which is the case where trees are grown to support the vines. Near Domo d’ Ossola is a Sacra Monte, or Calvary, where, in a series of stations, groups as large

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1829

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, occasioned by a fall of the Monte Marco, which has strewn the valley with enormous rocks and stones, particularly near the village of Steravale, which probably de rives its name from the desolate character of the surrounding scene. It seems to be a spot well adapted for violence, and it has the reputation of having been formerly infested by brigands. From Ala to the next post station, Peri,* the road is without any interest, and it is almost unvarying to Chiusa, though the appearance of this valley

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Geography, Travel guides

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1829

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yet it is practicable in perfect safety for mules, and thé pass from Louesch to the valley of Lander is one of the most remarkable in the Alps. Ascending the valley of the Rhone, the traveller crosses the torrent which descends from the Monte Rosa and the Mont Cervin, and issues from the valley of the Visp. The rivers which flow, from the enormous glaciers of - those mountains having united at Stalden, about eight miles up the valley, above the village of Visp, descend with great impetuosity

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Geography, Travel guides

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1829

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Rhone, this valley may be considered the deepest in the known world. It is bounded on the south by the great chain of the Alps, from Mont Blanc to the Saint Gothard, including the Cervin and the Monte Rosa; and on the north by the Alps of the Oberland Bernoise, in which rise the Finsteraarhorn, the Jungfrau, and other enormous peaks.*}- * A view is given of the valley of the Rhone from the castle, in the illustrations of the Pass of the Great St. Bernard. ■f The dreadful afflictions of goitre and

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Geography, Travel guides

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1829

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bright pinnacle of the Monte Viso appears towering over the snow-line of the Alps, as high apparently above them as they are above the plain, it is one of the most striking objects in this route, as its height is more than 12,000 feet above the level of the sea. From Borgo St. Dalmazio to Coni is about six miles, whence the direct road to Turin, about twenty French leagues, lies through Savigliano ; but to the traveller who is not pressed by business to hasten to the capital, & détour by Saluces and

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Geography, Travel guides

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1829

¬The¬ Cornice, the Grimsel and the Gries, the Bernardin and the Splugen, the Brenner, the Tende and the Argentière, and the Simplon.- (Illustrations of the passes of the Alps ; Vol. 2)

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