On Corso Garibaldi , before the start of Via Gianturco , there is the " Epitaph " an ancient inscription on marble of 1632 that informs and warns residents of the area around the eruption of Vesuvius occurred in 1631. It was the Viceroy of Napoli Emanuel de Guzman Zuñiga y Fonseca , Count of Monterey , to want to warn posterity the danger of the volcano. The eruption caused about four thousand dead and killed six thousand heads of bestiame.Il text of the inscription was dictated by the famous epigraphist G.B. Orsi de Liberano, of the Society of Jesus, which at that time was living in the convent of Portici. It is considered the first manifesto of civil protection in the world.