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Jul 21, 2020 lrile May 24, 2020 hannahb25 May 21, 2020 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 23 To Bolognia [[Bologna]]) [[Rivini]] Saturday July 13th 1764 [[Rivini]] is a pretty large Town has a number of handsome Buildings in the modern stile. There is here a very handsome triumphal Arch dedicated to Augustus Caesar, w'ch [which] now serves as one of the Gates to the City - It is not improper to observe here that for the two or three last stages the Inns begin to change much for the better The one we put up, near ye [the] gate going out of the Town for Bolognia [[Bologna]] is very tolerable - Left [[Rivini]] after 4 OClock this morning, passed thro' [through] several Villages & dined at [[Cesena]], ab't [about] 20 miles distant from [[Ricini]] - This is a pretty large Market Town & seems very populous - At 4 OClock PM - We proceeded to [[Faena]] about 23 Miles further on toward [[Bologna]]. In w'ch [which] After ~~Sunday~~ having travelled 10 or 12 Miles we came to a most beautifull level & rich Country well cultivated, & agreeably ornamented with an Intermixture of Fields Vineyards, & large Trees - staid all night at [[Faena]] -	p. 23 To Bolognia ) Rivini Saturday July 13th 1764 Rivini is a pretty large Town has a number of handsome Buildings in the modern stile. There is here a very handsome triumphal Arch dedicated to Augustus Caesar, which now serves as one of the gates to the city It is not improper to observe here that for the two or three last stages the Inns begin to change much for the better. The one we put up, near which gate going out of the Town for Bolognia is very tolerable Left Rvinia after 4 OClok this morning, passed thro' several Villages & dined at Cesena, ab't 20 miles distant from Ricini - This is a pretty large Market Town & seems very populous - At 4 OClock PM - We proceeded to Faena about 23 Miles further on toward Bologna. After having travelled 10 or 12 miles we came to a most beautifull level & rich Country well cultivated, & agreeably ornamented with an Intermixture of Fields Vineyards, & large Trees - staid all night at Faena

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