Wonders of Creation
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Ep. 44. It is thus rendered by Mr. Addison:-- [Illustration: Vesuvius after the Eruption of A. D. 79. ] "Vesuvius covered with the fruitful vine Here flourished once, and ran with floods of wine. Here Bacchus oft to the cool shades retired, And his own native Nysa less admired. Oft to the mountain's airy tops advanced, The frisking Satyrs on the summit danced. Alcides [1] here, here Venus graced the shore, Nor loved her favourite Lacedaemon more. Now piles of ashes, spreading all around, In und...istinguished heaps deform the ground. The gods themselves the ruined seats bemoan, And blame the mischiefs that themselves have done. " [1. Hercules] Since the eruption of A. D. 79, Vesuvius has had many fits ofactivity with intervals of rest. In A. D. 472, it threw out so greata quantity of ashes, that they overspread all Europe, and filledeven Constantinople with alarm. In A. D. 1036 occurred the firsteruption in which there was any ejection of lava. This eruption wasfollowed by five others, the last of which occurred in 1500.
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Ep. 44. It is thus rendered by Mr. Addison:-- [Illustration: Vesuvius after the Eruption of A. D. 79. ] "Vesuvius covered with the fruitful vine Here flourished once, and ran with floods of wine. Here Bacchus oft to the cool shades retired, And his own native Nysa less admired. Oft to the mountain's airy tops advanced, The frisking Satyrs on the summit danced. Alcides [1] here, here Venus graced the shore, Nor loved her favourite Lacedaemon more. Now piles of ashes, spreading all around, In und...istinguished heaps deform the ground. The gods themselves the ruined seats bemoan, And blame the mischiefs that themselves have done. " [1. Hercules] Since the eruption of A. D. 79, Vesuvius has had many fits ofactivity with intervals of rest. In A. D. 472, it threw out so greata quantity of ashes, that they overspread all Europe, and filledeven Constantinople with alarm. In A. D. 1036 occurred the firsteruption in which there was any ejection of lava. This eruption wasfollowed by five others, the last of which occurred in 1500.
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