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5 revisions | Tanner Turgeon at May 19, 2020 10:17 AM | |
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3832 archaeological and historical name of the village was "The Three Taverns," where the holy Apostle Paul (in the Book of Acts, chapter xviii, and 15th verse) arrived, and found some of his friends and come to meet him on his journey toward Rome. This ancient site, and the whole surrounding district, is still the property of the Cajetans. The Prince's horses, which will be chosen for this test form the Cisterna Campagna, are known in Rome as the Cajetan breed, and hold their own for the wildest and most unmanageable in the country. It is said that this breed shows a local crossing with a Saracen breed (which was introduced into these parts by the Saracens in the Middle Ages), and also a touch of English full blood. Whole volumes of illustrious history might be supplied with reference to the Cajetan family and of their richly endowed estate; they have filled a spacious position in the annals of a thousand years. With sincere respect, (Signed), CHARLES M. WOOD, | 38 |