Tota voluntas aversa a Deo.

6. Sacrorum contemptor, templi foribus effractis, dum D. Johannis argenteum simulacrum rapere contendit, simulacrum aversa facie dorsum ei versat, nec mora sacrilegus mentis inops, atque in semet insaniens in proprios artus desaevit. 1108.

Halfway is the town or borgo of Aversa which is large, well-built, opulent and populous.

But the latter, owing to the time required for the legal formalities, had not been able to get possession of the money before he became insane, and was placed in an asylum at Aversa, where he was probably to remain until he died.

The capital of the kingdom having thus fallen into the hands of the Spaniards, Capua and Aversa followed its example.

AVERSA (24), an Italian town 8 m. from Naples, amid vineyards and orange groves; much resorted to by the Neapolitans.