PASQUINO'S REPLIES IN REFERENCE TO THE

What the barbarians did Barberini family having

not, the Barberini have done. destroyed the antiquities.

Public, thou liest; they Inscription put up over

were not public vows, but the door of the Sacristy

were vows of thy vain of S. Peter's.

despotism.

Canova has this time made Statue of Italy by Canova

a mistake: he has clothed exhibited during the French

Italy, and she is stripped. invasion.

The Most High above sends Some decrees of Napoleon's,

us the tempest; the most and a severe storm which

high below takes from us visited the city.

that which remains; and

between the two most highs

we are very badly off.

The French are all rogues; French occupation of Rome.

not all--but a good part of

them (Buona parte).

_Pasquino._ Beware, Cæsar, Marriage of a man named

lest thy Rome become a Cæsar to a girl named Roma.

republic.

_Cæsar._ Cæsar governs.

_Pasquino._ Therefore he

will be crowned.

A heretic had the Appointment of the

preference; after him, a librarians of the Vatican.

schismatic; but now there

is a Turk. Good-bye, Peter's

Library!

_The Via del Governo Vecchio leads to the_

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