The arts and crafts of our Teutonic forefathers (1910)
Brown, Gerard Baldwin, 1849-1932 · London, Edinburgh, T. N. Foulis · leaf 90
y broadly, in the last century beforethe Christian era, western Europe may be regardedas divided into three zones stretching along itslength from east to west. The Mediterraneanzone, including the southward-tending peninsulasof Greece, Italy, and Spain, was Roman or in pro-cess of becominor… … frontier drawn by the courses of the Rhine and theDanube, was, in the west-ern part at any rate, inha-bited by Teutonic peoples,the Slavs begfinninor al-ready to press in from theeast. See Map A} With their Celtic neigh-bours the classical peoplesbecame familiar enoucfh, ^ , ^ . ^ , ^ Europe c. 60…
