toucheth it his predominant passion; with a world of other rare curiofities, all made made by this ingenious gentleman,
Leaving Lyons, I embarked in a Cabanne, or little covered boat, and descending the rapid Rhosne, I came poste by water, to Vienne.Vienne; where Pontius Pilate, banished hither, threw himself off a high Tower, and killed himself. The Cathedral of this Town is a fair Church dedicated to God, in the Honour of St. Maurice: there are neither Pictures, nor hangings in this Church.
Tournon.From hence I went to Tournon, where I saw a good Library in the Colledge.
Valence.Thence to Valence in Dauphine, where Law is taught.
Pont S. Esprit.From whence I came to Pont Saint Esprit famous for its long bridge of thirty three arches, and for the bones of a Gyant which are conserved in the Dominicans Convent here; And from hence to Avignon.
Avignon.Avignon is the head Town of a little Country, called Vulgarly theContad
