Pantheon, a circular temple in Rome, erected by Agrippa, son-in-law of
Augustus, and dedicated to the gods in general: now a church and place
of burial for the illustrious Italian dead
Paoli, the Corsican general (1796-1807) who, failing against the might
of France, made his home in England, and was chaperoned by Boswell
Parnell, Thomas, Archdeacon of Clogher, satirist and translator. He
was a sweet and easy poet with a high moral tone; friend of Addison and
Swift (1679-1718)