...coolness of the shade with the warmth of the sun. . . . In one place you have a little meadow, in another, the box is cut into a thousand different forms, sometimes into letters, expressing the name of the master. ... At the upper end is an alcove of white marble, shaded by vines, supported by four small Carystian...

...introduced among the Romans at a time, when one should little expect to meet with any inelegancies in the expressing the name of the master ; sometimes that...there little obelisks rise intermixed alternately with fruit-trees: when, on a sudden, in the midst of this elegant regularity, you are surprised with an...

...one place, you have a little meadow ; in another, the box is cut into a thousand different forms ;t sometimes into letters, expressing the name of the...artificer: whilst here and there little obelisks rise inter* Here seems to begin what we properly call the Garden, and is the only description of a Roman...

...In one place yon have a little meadow ; in another the box is cut into a thousand different forms t; sometimes into letters, expressing the name of the...there little obelisks rise intermixed alternately with fruit-trees: when, on a sudden, in the midst of this elegant regularity, you are surprised with an...

...into a variety of others, divided by box-hedges. In one place, you have a little meadow} in another, the box is cut into a thousand different forms; sometimes...there little obelisks rise intermixed alternately with fruit-trees : when, on a sudden, in the midst of this elegant regularity, you are surprised with an...

...into a variety of others, divided by box-hedges. In one place, you have a little meadow; in another, the box is cut into a thousand different forms; sometimes...there little obelisks rise intermixed alternately with fruit-trees : when, on a sudden, in the midst of this elegant regularity, you are surprised with an...

...into a variety of others divided off by box hedges. In one place you have a little meadow ; in another the Box is cut into a thousand different [forms ;...intermixed alternately with fruit Trees ; when on a sudden you are surprised with an imitation of the negligent beauties of rural Nature, in the centre of which...

...into a variety of others divided off by box hedges. In one place you have a little meadow ; in another the Box is cut into a thousand different forms ; sometimes...intermixed alternately with fruit Trees ; when on a sudden you are surprised with an imitation of the negligent beauties of rural Natore, in the centre of which...

...into a variety of others, divided by box hedges. In one place you have a little meadow; in another, the box is cut into a thousand different forms ; sometimes into letters, here expressing the name of the master, there that of the artificer, while here and there little obelisks...

...Roman, for they clipped their shrubs into forms of animals, pillars, &c. The box, Pliny tells us, " was cut into a thousand different forms ; sometimes into...little obelisks rise intermixed alternately with fruit trees."1 c See it described in Gent. Mag. vol. cm. pt. ii. p. 63. d Pompeiana, vol. I. p. 148. •...