[85] The Campanile, or Clock-Tower, rises in eight stories to the height of 179 feet, and (from its oblique position) is known as the Leaning-Tower.—Ed.
[86] 1845.
Not …
1842.
[87] See the Fenwick note to this poem. Savona is a town on the Gulf of Genoa, capital of the Montenotte Department under Napoleon.—Ed.
[88] The theatre in Savona is dedicated to Chiabrera, who was a native of the place.—Ed.
[89] If any English reader should be desirous of knowing how far I am justified in thus describing the epitaphs of Chiabrera, he will find translated specimens of them in this Volume, under the head of “Epitaphs and Elegiac Pieces.”—W.W. 1842.
[90] Tusculum was the birthplace of the elder Cato, and the residence of Cicero.—Ed.
[91] “Satis beatus unicis Sabinis.” Odes, ii. 18, 14.—Ed.
[92] See Horace, Odes, iii. 13.—Ed.