Diversions in Sicily
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Diversions in Sicily, by H. Festing Jones
p. iiiDIVERSIONS IN SICILY
p. vTO ENRICO PAMPALONE
p. ixNOTE
p. 3SELINUNTE
CHAPTER I—THE BRIGADIER AND THE LOTTERY
CHAPTER I—THE BRIGADIER AND THE LOTTERY
p. 29CASTELLINARIA
CHAPTER II—PEPPINO
p. 41CHAPTER III—THE PROFESSOR
p. 52CHAPTER IV—THE WINE-SHIP
CHAPTER II—PEPPINO
p. 41CHAPTER III—THE PROFESSOR
p. 52CHAPTER IV—THE WINE-SHIP
p. 77CATANIA
CHAPTER V—MICHELE AND THE PRINCESS OF BIZERTA
CHAPTER V—MICHELE AND THE PRINCESS OF BIZERTA
p. 97TRAPANI
CHAPTER VI—FERRAÙ AND ANGELICA
p. 113CHAPTER VII—THE DEATH OF BRADAMANTE
CHAPTER VI—FERRAÙ AND ANGELICA
p. 113CHAPTER VII—THE DEATH OF BRADAMANTE
p. 131MOUNT ERYX
CHAPTER VIII—MONTE SAN GIULIANO
p. 149CHAPTER IX—THE MADONNA AND THE PERSONAGGI
p. 166CHAPTER X—THE UNIVERSAL DELUGE
p. 181CHAPTER XI—THE RETURN
CHAPTER VIII—MONTE SAN GIULIANO
p. 149CHAPTER IX—THE MADONNA AND THE PERSONAGGI
p. 166CHAPTER X—THE UNIVERSAL DELUGE
p. 181CHAPTER XI—THE RETURN
p. 189CUSTONACI
CHAPTER XII—FAITH AND SUPERSTITION
CHAPTER XII—FAITH AND SUPERSTITION
p. 213CALATAFIMI
CHAPTER XIII—THE PRODIGAL SON AND THE ARTS
THE PRODIGAL SON PART I Introduction
PART II The Story of the Prodigal
PART III The Allegorical Sense of the Parable
THE PRODIGAL SON PART I Introduction
PART II The Story of the Prodigal
PART III The Allegorical Sense of the Parable
CHAPTER XIII—THE PRODIGAL SON AND THE ARTS
THE PRODIGAL SON PART I Introduction
PART II The Story of the Prodigal
PART III The Allegorical Sense of the Parable
THE PRODIGAL SON PART I Introduction
PART II The Story of the Prodigal
PART III The Allegorical Sense of the Parable
p. 235PALERMO
CHAPTER XIV—SAMSON
p. 254CHAPTER XV—THE CONVERSION OF THE EMPEROR CONSTANTINE
CHAPTER XIV—SAMSON
p. 254CHAPTER XV—THE CONVERSION OF THE EMPEROR CONSTANTINE
p. 279CASTELLINARIA
CHAPTER XVI—A GREAT ACTOR
p. 290CHAPTER XVII—SUPPER WITH THE PLAYERS
p. 304CHAPTER XVIII—A YOUNG CRITIC
p. 317CHAPTER XIX—BRANCACCIA
CHAPTER XVI—A GREAT ACTOR
p. 290CHAPTER XVII—SUPPER WITH THE PLAYERS
p. 304CHAPTER XVIII—A YOUNG CRITIC
p. 317CHAPTER XIX—BRANCACCIA
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