it's a lye: the Burre that stickes in your throat is a throane: let him out of his messe of Kingdomes cut out but one, and lay Sicilia, Arragon, Naples or any else upon your trencher, and you'll prayse Bastard for the sweetest wine in the world and call for another quart of it.

Idipsum incredibile fortasse, ni cogitimus in medio orbe terrarum, ac Sicilia et Italia fuisse, gentes huius monstri, Cyclopas et Laestrigonas, et nuperrimè trans Alpes hominem immolari gentium carum more solitum: quod paulum à mandendo abest.

Neque enim Sicilia aut Sardinia satis digna precio sunt pro tot classibus, &c. 685.

In The Winter's Tale, a brief conversation between Camillo and Archidamus informs us that the King of Bohemia is paying a visit to the King of Sicilia; and that is absolutely all we need to know.

When Plato had beene in Sicilia, being asked what new or strange thing hee had seene; I have seene, sayth hee, a monster of nature, that eateth twice a day.

II., Revival of Learning, p. 316, for Raphael's letter on this subject to Leo X. "La Spasimo di Sicilia" is the single Passion picture of Raphael's maturity.

and eall Italia rice that is betwux tham muntum and Sicilia tham ealonde in anwald gerehton.

Stefano Pirandello, Fausto Pirandello, Rosalia (Lietta) Aguirre Pirandello (C); 25Jan54; R124287. L'imbecille, Lumie di Sicilia, Cece, La patente.

ti: Conversazione in Sicilia.

Stefano Pirandello, Fausto Pirandello, Rosalia (Lietta) Aguirre Pirandello (C); 25Jan54; R124287. L'imbecille, Lumie di Sicilia, Cece, La patente.

ti: Conversazione in Sicilia.

There are Sicilia, Sardegna, Elba, Caprea, Ischia, Irlanda, Inghilterra, Scozia, Malta, Capraya, Pianosa, Gorgona, and America, with several more in the east; but I never heard of such an island as Guernsey.

The Procession to Calvary, Lo Spasimo di Sicilia.

This is the moment chosen by Raphael in that sublime composition celebrated under the title "Lo Spasimo di Sicilia" (Madrid Gal.); so called because it was originally painted for the high altar of the church of the Sicilian Olivetans at Palermo, dedicated to the Madonna dello Spasimo.