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inhabited by the royal family. The gardens attached to it are a very agreeable walk. The -3 gates leading into them are very fine specimens of iron-work. On the N. side of the town stands the Julius-Spited , a magnificent asylum for poor, infirm, and sick (anne, press- hafte, und kranke), and at the same time a school of medicine : it is named after a bishop, who founded it in 1572, hut the present is not wholly the ori ginal building. It is in extent a palace having a range of 82 windows in front, and

statue by 8ch>j:anthalcr to the founder, Julius Echter-von Mespelbrunn. A little eastward from the Julius- Spital is another very large church, domed, and in an Italian style (1G7 I), called Stifl Iluwj. Here the Prince of Ilohenlohe performed his miracles ! The interior is entirely covered with tarnished gilding, bad pictures, and whitewash. A little northward of the Domstrasse is the Market-place, a very gay and animated scene on a market morning, and on the N. side of it stands the Marienkupelle

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¬The¬ Land in the mountains : being an account of the past and present of Tyrol, its people and its castles

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, 21, 99, 116 Joubert, Marshal, 100 Journeys across the Brenner, 64, 65 Judas’s rope, 164 Juffinger, Father, 21 Jugum, Roman, 237 Julian, 55 Julium, Carnicum, 46 Julius, Capitolinus, 45 ,, Saturninus, 48 Jumentarii, 50 Kellnerin, Tyrolese, 71 Kiss of Peace, 203 Kitzbühel, 145 Klausen, 47, 52 Knights Hospitalers, 63 Kölderer, Jörg, 163 Königs Schlösser, 135 Kropfsberg, 21, 22. 216 Kufstein, 145 Kundel, Knights von, 194 Kummersbruck, 210 Kunter’s road, 67 " Lady of Woe,” 200 Lake Garda, 55 “ Land in the

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¬The¬ Little Saint Bernard, the Mont Genèvre, the Mont Cenis, the Mont Saint Gothard, the Great Saint Bernard, and the Stelvio.- (Illustrations of the passes of the Alps ; Vol. 1)

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Valais, against whom Sergius Galba was sent by Julius Caesar to check the outrages and rob beries which they, together with the Nantuates who inhabited the valley below Saint Maurice, and the Seduni, a people of the Valais between Visp and Sion, committed upon the merchants who, even at this early period, traversed the Pennine Alps*. * It is highly probable that the passage by the Great Saint Bernard was not the only one guarded by Galba, though Octodurum was his head-quarters in commanding the

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4® TYROL PAST AND PRESENT gives us the text of two tablets * relating to the customs station at Sublavio, from which we learn the names of the principal officials, i.e. } that of the customs collector himself, which was T. Julius Saturninus, and of the slaves, Festimis and Fortunatus, who acted as arcarius or treasurer, and as contrascriptor or controller, Saturni- nus probably found the business a very lucrative one, for he fanned also the customs at the Plocken Pass, as we learn from

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agent of the Fuggers, one Andreas Mallstedt. By him one half was forwarded through their bank to the Curia of Rome, the other half being retained by the Fuggers towards the repayment of the various loans they had advanced. In 1511, as we know from his letters to his daughter the Regent of the Netherlands, and to Paul von Lichtenstein, the Emperor Maximilian entertained the mad idea of attempting to succeed Julius II. on the papal throne, and for this purpose he desired to borrow the then unheard

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THE OLDEST PASS OVER THE ALPS 45 sand years,—we have here a rare instance of an industry that has been carried on uninterruptedly for upwards of twenty centuries. Next in importance to salt were the produce of the dairy, as well as timber, hides and Alpine herbs used for medical purposes or for liqueurs. As Pliny tells us * many different kinds of Alpine cheeses were known to the Roman epicure, and Julius Capitolinus records the fate of Emperor Antoninus Pius, who killed himself by an over

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¬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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Romans; for the Via Aurelia was the first which they carried beyond the chain. It was the road by which Julius Cfesar penetrated into Italy when about to engage in his contest with Pompey.f In the seventh century, upon the breaking up of the Roman power, Liguria fell beneath that of the Lombards; these, in their turn, were conquered by Charlemagne, who erected Liguria into a marquisate, and settled its boundaries as in * Plate tie sixth. ■ f Cramer’s Ancient Italy.

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on contaminated and in violence to the sea. The bridge which connects the two cantons, and the castle now in ruins, at the entrance to the Valais, have, in the love of antiquity, been attributed to Julius Cæsar ; but this is ques tionable, and there is a greater probability of their having been built by the bishops of Sion, when the preservation of tem poral power was so important to them : a toll was exacted upon the bridge, and a port, cut off all communication with the Canton de Vaud when necessary. Saint

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appearance. The new road ascends from Noli, and has been carried with great boldness, by the engineers of Napoleon, through the precipitous rock which forms the Capo di Noli, where a * The pride of the people of Savona is shewn in their boast, of the distinguished men who are said to have been bora there. It has produced two popes, Sixtus IV. and Julius II.; five saints; fifteen cardinals; and a swarm of bishops; but their claims are not free from suspicion, -when it is found that they indude the Emperor

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A GLIMPSE OF THE COUNTRY 25 while pursuing his wild game, sleeping, if occasion required it, in miserable alp-huts on hay. (PI. 11 and 12.) And the last journey of all undertaken by this pic turesque and romance-loving monarch, this founder of the Austrian monarchy as an European power, this king who wanted to outdo Julius Caesar and to be " semper e faniilia Caroli Magni ” a journey which took him as a man sick unto death past these walls, what a lesson to human vanity does it not convey ? For

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is a representation of a Jewish, child suckled by a sow. Wimpfen on the hill is be lieved to stand on the site of the Roman C'orncivi (named after Julius Oiesar's wife), which was destroyed by Attila and the Mims, In ascending to it an ancient tower is passed, 1 he foundations of which are said to he of Roman con struction. Ruined fortifications run.

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mountain. There is no doubt that the pass of the little Mont Cenis, from Bramante to Exilles, and that of the Col de la Rue, from Modane to Bardoimeche and Oulx, were known very long before the present pass of the Cenis ; but both these passes have valleys descending to the Arc which would tempt the traveller to explore them. The lattér Mons Rudus, seems to have been one of the routes adopted by Julius Cresar when he crossed the Alps to suppress the inroad of the* Heivetii ; and troops often crossed

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, it was, in 1821-24, restored with the greatest fidelity to the old work. Of the 24 statues by Schonhofer, it was necessary 1° re-execute no less than 16. The figures carved in stone, of no mean W orkmanship, represent, on the lower [s. G.] magne, Clovis ; Joshua, Cassar, Hector, t_i w if rrjn, u uuad and David ; 3 Pagan, Julius Alexander the Great, and These are placed against the 8 pillars in pairs. Above these are Moses and 7 Prophets. Behind the Frauenkirche is the Goose Market, provided with an appro

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of the Vatican to Pope Julius—and engaged in painting them with his pupils. The German series, beginning at the W. end of the corri dor, comprises: 1st. Allegorical re presentation of the connection of the Arts with Religion, 2nd. Origin of German civilization in the days of Charlemagne: — Charles Martel con quering the Saracens at Tours — St, Boniface preaching the Gospel in Ger many— lunette, Charlemagne on his Throne. 3rd, German Architecture: — the Emperor Henry the Fowler surrounding a city with

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, Müller, In the spandrils of the arches, over the columns, are medallions containing portraits of the last 34 popes, beginning with Julius III. (1550), and ending with Gregory XVI. In order not to break the space of the nave, the pulpit is pushed back on a railroad into the aisles. Beneath the church is a crypt for the burial of the Benedictine monks, who are to occupy the monastery at the back of the church. In the refectory of this monastery is a large fresco re presenting the Last Supper, by Hess

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58 ROUTE 166.— MUNICH—THE HEW PALACE, . Sect. X- ancient model, the houses of Pompeii. The ground floor consists of state apartments painted in fresco by Julius Sehnorr, with subjects from the an cient national epic, the Niebe! ungen- lied. They are not quite finished. The apartments of the king and queen occupy the first floor. Those of the king are decorated with paintings in fresco and encaustic, and reliefs illus trating the Greek poets ; those of her majesty contain subjects from the

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¬The¬ tourist in Italy.- (¬The¬ landscape annual ; 1831)

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152 THE LANDSCAPE ANNUAL. was not entirely removed until the pontificate of Julius the Second, in 1506, when the first stone of the present building was laid. The history of the building of St. Peter's, and the de scription of the splendours of its architectural decoration, would literally require volumes to do them justice. The treasures of a succession of pontiffs and the genius of several generations of architects were lavished upon the edifice. Daring the pontificates of Julius the Second

, Leo the Tenth, Adrian the Sixth, Clement the Seventh, Paul the Third, Julius the Third, Pius the Fifth, Gregory the Thirteenth, Sixtus the Fifth, Paul the Fifth, and Alexander the Seventh, the vast work still proceeded ; and it was not until three centuries and a half had been consumed in the labour that the mighty mass was com pleted. The whole sum expended upon the church, before its completion, has been reckoned at forty-seven millions of scudi, upwards of ten millions and a half ster ling

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¬The¬ Dolomite Mountains : excursions through Tyrol, Carinthia, Carniola, & Friuli in 1861, 1862, & 1863 ; with a geological chapter and pictorial illustrations from original drawings on the spot

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blocks of stone remain. And more than this ; of the two inscriptions referred to, one belongs to the lower, and the other to thè upper, reach of road, Of these inscriptions, the first—the lower—is thè more ctirious. For centuries it has been claimed as offering con clusive proof that the road over this pass was constracted, or made practicable for vehicles, by Julius .Cassar bimself, Yet of all the various trauscriptions, of which a dozen might he quoted, no two are exactly alike ; and the last

transcrìber— a writer in a Carinthian Journal, who visited the spot in 1855, and whose copy Churchill took the trouble to verify—does not find the name of Casar at all, Most of the others, beginmng with one in the fifteenth Century, profess to bave distili ctly seen c C. Julius Cassar, viam hanc rot FJ (rotabilem fecit), The entire inscription, as given by the writer in the Journal, runs fhus :—

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Sight-seeing in Germany and the Tyrol in the autumn of 1855

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Autor: Forbes, John / by sir John Forbes

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are asccnded from the low groirads hy handsome stone staircases. It is a happy mixture of the artificial French style, and of the free English style ; and contains many handsome trees. Among its ebarms, is that of a delightfol view from its wall- terraces of thè two striking heights on the other side of the Main, the Marienberg, witli its noble eitadel, and the Nicol ansherg, with its conspicuous pilgrimagè cliapel and stations. The public hospital of Würtzhurg, called the Julius Hospital, after

its fo under, is a building of vast extent, and of mudi arehitectural beauty. It was originally foimdöd in tbe year 1576, by Julius Echter von Haspel- brunn, the Prince-bishop of that time; and by Mm endowed with immense revenues, which it still retains. Destroyed hy fixe, it was rebuilt hy Petrini, in 1690; and further improved, and the present front added, in 1791. In the open space beforc it, called the Untere Promenade, there is a fine bronze statue of thè forni der, by Wiedemann, erected

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¬The¬ valleys of Tyrol : their traditions and customs and how to visit them

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Autor: Busk, Rachel Harriett / by R. H. Busk

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uneovered ; the battered battlements of thè city are seen hellind them. (16.) The League of Cambrai, 1508. The scene is a handsome tent in the camp ncar Cambray ; Maximilian, Julius II., 'Charles VIII., and Ferdinand V., are supposed to meet, to unite in league against Venice. (17-) The. Siege of Padua, 1509, the flrst result of this League ; the view of Padua in thè distance must have reqnired thè arti st to liave visited thè piace. (18.) The expul sion of the French from Milan, and rein statement

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Wagner's guide to Innsbruck and its surroundings

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Autor: Schwaighofer, Hermann / [Hermann Schwaighofer]

Ort: Innsbruck

Verlag: Wagner

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