VOLCANIC EARTHQUAKES III 
local. For instance, the earthquake of May 11, 1901, damaged 
many houses in Nicolosi (intensity 8), and yet was only just per- 
ceptible at a distance of 3 or 4 miles." The earthquake of May 14, 
1898, is typical of the S. Maria di Licodia zone; nearly all the 
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houses in S. Maria di Licodia were damaged, and slight injury 
occurred in other villages on the southwest slope from Belpasso 
to Aderné, the shock being thus rather more widely felt than the 
Nicolosi earthquake.’ 
1S. Arcidiacono, Boll. dell’ Accad. Gioenia di Sci. Nat. in Catania, Fasc. 70 (1901). 
2 A. Riccé, op. cit., Fasc. 53-54 (1808). 
