Foggia

One arch of his palace still remains, with an inscription telling us how under him Foggia became a royal and Imperial seat.

Of Foggia itself many perhaps have never heard except as a railway junction.

At Foggia we have not even the amount of hill which we have at Benevento.

This morning they made an attack on an Englishman going to visit your Lordship at Foggia, and carrying rich jewels.