Lipari, iii. Lisianassa, iii.

Some think they keep their residence in that Hecla, a mountain in Iceland, Aetna in Sicily, Lipari, Vesuvius, &c.

They would mend old irons in those Aeolian isles of Lipari, in former ages, and have been often seen and heard.

The last are conversant about the centre of the earth to torture the souls of damned men to the day of judgment; their egress and regress some suppose to be about Etna, Lipari, Mons Hecla in Iceland, Vesuvius, Terra del Fuego, &c., because many shrieks and fearful cries are continually heard thereabouts, and familiar apparitions of dead men, ghosts and goblins.

[2708]At Barrey, an isle in the Severn mouth, they seem to hear a smith's forge; so at Lipari, and those sulphureous isles, and many such like, which Olaus speaks of in the continent of Scandia, and those northern countries.

lib. de immortal animae (out of the authority belike of St. Gregory, Durand, and the rest of the schoolmen, who derive as much from Aetna in Sicily, Lipari, Hiera, and those sulphureous vulcanian islands) making Terra del Fuego, and those frequent volcanoes in America, of which Acosta lib.

It was felt as far as Otranto, Palermo, Lipari, and the other Æolian isles; a little also in Apuglia, and the Terra di Cavoro; in Naples and the Abruzzi not at all.

He was well acquainted with the archipelago of the Lipari Islands with their mines of sulphur and pumice-stone,a group of volcanic peaks which rise up from the depths of the Mediterranean.

SEE Houben, H. H. LIPARI, ANGELO.

Angelo Lipari (A); 4May64; R337031.

SEE Houben, H. H. LIPARI, ANGELO.

Angelo Lipari (A); 4May64; R337031.

André, de Pavie, Pris par les Turcs à Lipari, Entra, sans en avoir envie, Au sérail, et, sous cet abri, Devint vertueux pour la vie.

ÆOLIAN ISLANDS, the LIPARI ISLANDS (q. v.).

STROMBOLI, one of the Lipari Islands; has an active volcano, the cone 3022 ft., which erupts every five minutes what happens to be little else than steam; it is 12 m. in circuit, and contains about 1000 inhabitants.