Naples, Past and Present

by Arthur H. Norway

INDEX

• A
• Agnano, Lake, [26], [78]
• Agrippina, Empress, her murder, [45] et seq.
• Alcala, Duke of, [77]
• Alfonso of Aragon, first king of that name, [104], [160];
  • second king of that name, [70], [72], [107] et seq., [130], [146]
• Amalfi, [58];
  • its trade, [229], [295], [297], [299] et seq.
• Anacapri, [282], [284], [288], [289], [298]
• Angelo, Monte Sant', [6], [181], [232], [256], [285], [297]
• Anicetus, [46], [47]
• Anjou, Charles, King. See "[Charles]"
• Anjou, House of, [8], [70], [91], [103]
• Anna, Palazzo di Donna, [54], [65]
• Aragon, House of, [8], [16], [86], [91], [97], [108], [122], [130]
• Arco Naturale, [296], [297]
• Arcos, Duke of, [162] et seq.
• Augustus, Emperor, [57], [292]
• Avernus, Lake of, [37], [38], [43]
• B
• Baiæ, [23], [40], [43], [44], [217]
• Barbaro, Monte, its legend, [37]
• Barbarossa, Corsair, [6], [145], [274], [287], [288], [308]
• Bauli, [46]
• Beloch quoted, [346] (App.), [353] (App.)
• Bembo, Pietro, epitaph on Sannazzaro, [75]
• Bisignano, Prince of, [110], [111];
  • Princess of, her escape, [110]
• Blue Grotto, [275] et seq.
• Boccaccio, [5], [7], [112], [123], [124], [134], [233], [235], [317]
• Bolgaro, Restituta, [7]
• Bosco Reale, [179], [187], [350] (App.)
• Braccini, Abate, [182], [184] et seq., [350] (App.)
• Brantôme quoted, [8], [160]
• Breislak quoted, [346] (App.), [353] (App.)
• C
• Calabria, Duke of, [123], [348] (App.);
  • Alfonso, Duke of. See "[Alfonso of Aragon]."
• Camorra, The, [119], [145]
• Campagna Felice, [12], [18], [181], [286]
• Campana, Monte, [37]
• Campanella, Punta di, [6], [77], [264]
• Cane, Grotta del, [26]-[8], [346] (App.)
• Capaccio quoted, [24], [61], [346] (App.)
• Cappuccini Convent, Hotel, [307] et seq.
• Capri, [5], [18], [68], [273] et seq.
• Capuana, Porta, [57], [145], [146], [220]
• Capuano, Cardinal, [307]
• Capuano, Castel, [66], [101], [143], [145]
• Caraccioli, Francesco, [76]
• Carmine, Church of, [13], [112], [116], [156], [158], [160], [170] et seq.
• Carmine, Madonna del, [158]
• Casamicciola, [5], [38], [183]
• Castellammare, [6], [81], [126], [179], [220], [226] et seq.;
  • its catacombs, [231], [295], [352] (App.)
• Castles. See "[Elmo]," "[Nuovo]," "[Uovo]," etc.
• Charles of Anjou, King, [89], [90], [94], [97], [112], [124], [152]
• Chiaia, Riviera di, [10], [68], [69], [78]
• Churches: Carmine, see [above];
  • Cathedral, [140] et seq.;
  • Gesù Nuovo, [108], [121];
  • Santa Caterina a Formello, [147];
  • Santa Chiara, [123]-[5], [135];
  • San Domenico Maggiore, [128], [129];
  • San Lionardo, [10], [72]-[4], [79], [105], [110], [111], [168];
  • San Lorenzo, [135], [136], [138], [162]
• Cigliano, Monte, [37]
• Colonna, Vittoria, [6], [131], [345] (App.)
• Conca, Ravine of, its legend, [257] et seq.
• Conca, Capo di, [304], [329]
• Conradin, [89], [90], [126], [150]-[8], [161], [349] (App.)
• Coppola, Monte, [232], [249];
  • family of, [109]
• Cumæ, [41], [45], [97], [215], [346] (App.)
• D
• Damecuta, Tower of, [275], [276], [280], [282]
• Decuman ways in Naples, [117], [118]
• Deserto, The, [262] et seq.
• Dragut, Corsair, [6], [77], [274], [287], [345] (App.)
• E
• Elmo, St., Castle, [10], [16], [17], [62], [97]
• Epomeo, Monte di, [5], [59], [183], [250]
• F
• Faito, Monte, [6], [249], [251]
• Ferdinand First of Aragon, King, [71], [72], [105], [107]-[11];
  • the Second, [98]
• Fiammetta (Princess Marie of Anjou), [5], [134], [135], [235]
• Filamarino, Cardinal Ascanio, [167] et seq.
• Fiorelli, director of excavations at Pompeii, [212]
• Folklore. See "[Galli]," "[Giovanna]," "[Madonnas]," "[Nicolo Pesce]," "[Rufolo]," "[Sorrento]," "[Vico]," "[Virgil]," etc.
• Fra Diavolo, bandit, [242] et seq.
• Frangipani betrays Conradin, [155]
• Frederick the Second, Emperor, [88], [89];
  • his struggle with the Papacy, [141], [142], [348] (App.)
• Frederick of Baden, comrade of Conradin, [154], [156], [157]
• Fucini, Renato, quoted, [140], [349] (App.)
• G
• Galli, I, Legend of, [333]
• Gargano, Monte, [88], [312], [354] (App.)
• Garibaldi, [127]
• Gennaro, San, [13], [57];
  • his miracle, [140], [185], [188]
• Gioja, Flavio, [302]
• Giotto, [5], his residence in Naples, [124], [125]
• Giovanna, Queen, Traditions of, [65]-[7], [90], [148], [313], [347] (App.)
• Gregorovius, F., [353] (App.)
• Grillo, Monte, [37]
• Guicciardini quoted, [70], [98], [100]
• H
• Helena, Queen, wife of Manfred, [90], [94], [95]
• Herculaneum, [178], [183], [185];
  • how discovered, [196];
  • amphitheatre, [197];
  • how destroyed, [199];
  • how searched, [200];
  • Piso's villa, [201] et seq.;
  • the library, [204];
  • new excavations, [207]
• Hodgkin, T., quoted, [221], [348] (App.)
• I
• Iconoclasts, The, [237]
• Ischia, [1], [5], [6], [8], [50], [53], [59], [81], [99], [176], [183], [286]
• K
• Kopisch, August, discoverer of Blue Grotto, [275] et seq.
• L
• La Cava, Valley of, [230];
  • Abbey, [330]
• Lakes: Agnano, [26], [78];
  • Avernus, [37], [38], [43];
  • Lucrine, [45], [47]
• Leopardi, Giacomo, [25]
• Lionardo d'Oria, [73]
• Lionardo, San, [10], [72]-[4], [79], [105], [110], [111], [348] (App.)
• Loria, Roger di, Admiral, [7], [286]
• Lucia, Santa, [54], [93], [101]-[3]
• Lucrine, Lake, [45], [47]
• Luigi, San, Church of, [166]
• M
• Machiavelli quoted, [108], [109]
• Maddaloni, Duke of, [170]
• Maddaloni Palace, [117]
• Madonnas, Legends of: della Carmine (La Bruna), [159], [163];
  • di Casarlano, [238];
  • delle Galline, [239];
  • di Meta, [254];
  • di Positano, [303];
  • di Pozzano, [236];
  • di Sorrento, carried in procession, [270];
  • di Villanto, [253];
  • authority, [353] (App.)
• Majori, [229], [301], [306], [327], [328]
• Mammone, bandit, [244]
• Manfred, King, [89], [94], [95], [104], [124], [150]
• Marcellus, [57]
• Martino, San, [16], [116]
• Mas'aniello, [115], [116], [120], [164] et seq., [350] (App.)
• Mercato of Naples, [122], [149], [157], [161], [163] et seq., [220]
• Mergellina, [76], [79]
• Minori, [229], [301], [306], [328]
• Mirichicchiu, Apparition of, [266]
• Misenum, [29], [40], [44], [45], [48], [49], [185], [199], [286]
• Monforte, Count, [233]
• Munaciello, 'O, Apparition of, [252]
• N
• Nero, Emperor, [45], [46]
• Nisida, Island of, [50], [52], [53], [79]
• Nocera, [95];
  • dominates trade route, [229], [230]
• Nuovo, Castel, [11], [16], [17], [20], [74];
  • its age, [97], [98];
  • described, [104];
  • vault of, [106];
  • cruelties wrought there, [108], etc.
• Nuovo, Monte, [40]
• O
• Otranto, Martyrs of, [146]-[8], [349] (App).
• P
• Paderni, C., report on Herculaneum, [201] et seq.
• Padulano, The, [126]
• Pæstum, [215], [251], [299], [302], [337] et seq.
• Pagano, host at Capri, [275] et seq.
• Palæopolis, [97], [348] (App.)
• Palermo, [7]
• Palmieri, of Vesuvius Observatory, [190], [194]
• Pantaleoni, Family of, [311]
• Parthenope, [2], [4]
• Pesce, Nicolo, Legends of, [81], [348] (App.)
• Petrarch visits Phlegræan Fields, [37], [346] (App.);
  • [56], [124];
  • at San Lorenzo, [134], [205]
• Petronius quoted, [218]
• Philodemus, his library at Herculaneum, [205] et seq.
• Phlegræan Fields, [9], [23], [37];
  • authorities on, [346] (App.)
• Piedigrotta, [25]
• Piso, his villa at Herculaneum, [201] et seq., [350] (App.)
• Pizzofalcone, [10], [92], [93], [97], [99], [101]
• Pliny quoted, [44], [199], [200], [218]
• Pompeii, [13], [44];
  • its plan, [133], [178], [179], [183], [197], [199];
  • general aspect, [210];
  • houses, [213]-[7];
  • pictures, [217]-[20];
  • authorities, [350] (App.)
• Portici, [195]
• Poseidon, Temple of, [342]
• Posilipo, [9], [19];
  • how formed, [22];
  • its caverns, [24], [53], [60];
  • described, [49] et seq., [199]
• Pozzano, Convent and Madonna of, [236]-[8], [352] (App.)
• Pozzuoli, [3], [24], [29];
  • its trade and fall, [32], [33];
  • Serapeon, [34];
  • Greek origin, [41], [62]
• Prajano, [301], [303]
• Procida, Gianni, [7], [8];
  • Giovanni, [9], [345] (App.)
• Q
• Quaresima, Figure of, [245]
• R
• Ravello, [229], [301], [312] et seq.
• Resina, [186], [194], [197], [209]
• Robert, King, [122], [123], [126], [135], [137]
• Rufolo, Landolfo, Tale of, [314]
• Rufolo, Palazzo, [322]
• Ruggiero, work on Stabiæ, [223], [350] (App.)
• S
• Salerno, City, [58], [229], [251], [299], [300], [332] et seq.
• Salerno, Prince of, his escape, [109], [121], [122]
• Salto di Tiberio, [273], [292], [293]
• Sannazzaro, [75], [76], [79]
• San Severino, family of, [108], [121]
• Sarno, River, [221]
• Scala, [319]
• Scarpi, bandit, [242] et seq.
• Schulz, H. W., quoted, [231], [348], [352]
• Sejanus, Grotto of, [50]
• Serapis, Temple of, [34], [35]
• Severo, San, Chapel of, [132]
• Sicilian Vespers, [8], [9], [90], [95]
• Sicily, [7], [8];
  • how it floats on the sea, [83]
• Sirens, The, [4], [269], [299]
• Solaro, Monte, [274], [284], [285], [289], [298]
• Solfatara, The, [29], [32], [36]
• Somma, Monte, [37], [178] et seq., [286]
• Sorrento, [5], [22], [229], [251] et seq.;
  • its folklore, [266], [267];
  • Good Friday procession, [270]
• Stabiæ, [223] et seq., [230], [350] (App.)
• St. John, Knights of, [305], [354] (App.)
• Strabo quoted, [181], [355] (App.)
• Struscio, Lu, [113]
• Styx, [29]
• T
• Tiberius, Emperor, [279], [283], [291];
  • Villa of, [290]
• Toledo (Via Roma), [18], [113], [115], [116], [165]
• Tontoli, don Gabriele, quoted, [167] et seq.
• Torre dell'Annunziata, [21], [184], [187], [209]
• Torre del Greco, [21], [183]-[5], [187], [188], [209]
• Torretta, la, [77], [79]
• Tribunali, Strada di, [101], [117], [131], [133], [149], [168], [209]
• Tuoni, Grotta dei, legend of, [53]
• U
• Uberti, Messer Neri degli, Tale of, [233] et seq.
• Ulysses, [4]
• Uovo, Castel dell', [10], [17], [61], [62], [64], [69];
  • its caverns, [82];
  • its name, [96];
  • besieged, [99], [125], [166]
• V
• Vasto, Marchesa del, [78]
• Vesuvius, [12], [18], [21], [22], [30], [37];
  • held in check by Virgil, [56];
  • by San Gennaro, [13], [57], [68], [185], [188];
  • how formed, [178]-[81];
  • Eruptions of, 79 A.D., [44];
  • 1631, [182] et seq.;
  • 1707, [57];
  • 1767, [189];
  • 1861, [189];
  • 1872, [190] et seq.;
  • authorities on, [346] (App.)
• Via Roma (see Toledo)
• Vicaria, La, [143], [349] (App.)
• Vico Equense, [81], [228], [253] et seq.
• Vietri, [330], [355] (App.)
• Virgil, [5], [9];
  • founder of Castel dell'Uovo, [10];
  • his enchantments, [56]-[9];
  • legend of his tomb, [62], [347] (App.)
• Virgilio, Scoglio di, [55]
• Vittoria, Piazza di, [85]
• Volpicella quoted, [306], [354] (App.)

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