Summary
I believe that John Evelyn is referring to Porto Hercule – the large port of Monaco – and not the ancient Italian city of the same name.
The port is the only deep-water port in Monaco and has be en in use since ancient times.
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Further reading
Sources
- Background from Wikipedia
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