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144 Pesaro, Fano, Senigallia.

running a-cross it, and betwixt 'em
both a Boat with this Inscription,
S.P.Q.R. OPTIMO PRINCIPI.
S. C.

[Two illustrations of round medals as described above]

I know Fabretti would fain ascribe
this Medal to another Occasion, but
Bellorio has sufficiently refuted all he
says, in his Additions to Angeloni.

At Loretto I enquir'd for the En-
glish Jesuits Lodgings, and on the
Stair-Case that leads to 'em I saw se-
veral Pictures of such as had been
Executed in England, as the Two
Garnets, Old-Corn, and others to the
Number of Thirty. Whatever were
their Crimes, the Inscription says they
suffer'd