Terni

I remained three days in Florence, and then went to Terni, and found the place full of volunteers—in all nearly 2000 men.

Terni is the great junction from which radiate various other lines of communication to all parts of the kingdom.

If at Terni we see the Velino "cleave the wave-worn precipice," the Byronic lines murmur along our lips.

In vain came pressing invitations from Albano and Terni, where she had promised to pass part of her autumn.

Datur signum, infestique armis terni iuvenes, magnorum exercituum animos gerentes, concurrunt.