The boy travellers in southern Europe : adventures of two youths in a journey through Italy, southern France, and Spain, with visits to Gibraltar and the islands of Sicily and Malta (1893)
Knox, Thomas Wallace, 1835-1896 · New York : Harper & Brothers · leaf 280
e foundation of Rome the cities of Etruria Proper were ETRURIA AND THE ETRUSCANS. 259 frequently at war with that city, and sometimes they carried their hos-tilities up to the very walls of the Imperial City. The inhabitants ofEtruria were called Etruscans, and it is a disputed question, never… … INTERIOR OP AN ETRUSCAN TOMB. another Albanise; three writers say they were Semitics, and otherauthorities class them as Goths, Scandinavians, Basques, Assyrians,Phoenicians, Egyptians, and Armenians. Well, I dont care particularly what they were, said Mrs. Bassett. They never gave me any trouble,…
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