Drawn by J. D. Harding, from a View taken on the spot by  I. Cassas. engraved by W. Finden,
from "Landscape Illustrations of the Bible, Consisting of Views of the Most Remarkable Places Mentioned in the Old and New Testaments" by Thomas Hartwell Horne, William Finden, Edward Francis Finden · 1836 
Publisher London : John Murray : Sold also by Charles Tilt
 
"Citium was one of the most antient cities in the island of Cyprus : it was founded by a Phoenician colony...Our view of Larneca is taken from the house of the Venetian consul.The surrounding country is perfectly naked and rugged, and its climate is sultry and unwholesome. The consuls for the different European nations reside here, and their houses are fitted up in a handsome style. With the exception of some patches of verdure in what are called the gardens of some of the houses, the territory around is destitute of shade, and the ground is parched with heat."