Two Sicilies, the kingdoms of Sicily and Naples

Tyers, Tom, author of a Biographical Sketch of Doctor Johnson. It was a

remark of Johnson’s that Tyers described him the best

VAUCLUSE, a village in S.E. France, twenty miles from Avignon where

Petrarch lived for sixteen years

Verres, the Roman governor of Sicily (73-71 B.C.), for plundering which

island he was brought to trial and prosecuted by Cicero

Vico, John Baptist, Professor of Rhetoric at Naples and author of

Principles of a New Science, a work on the philosophy of history (d.

1744)

Victor Amadeus of Savoy, soldier and statesman (1655-1732) His

sons-in-law were Philip V. and the Duke of Burgundy

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