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 282
to THE ETRUSCANS AT HOME. 261 two classes, one being evil and mischievous, and the other good andbeneficent. As usual in most pagan nations, they worshipped the evilgods more than the good ones, their theory being that if they couldpersuade the evil divinities not to work any mischief upon them,… … ETRUSCAN RELIEF. the designation of the days of the months by numerals is also of thesame origin. Their towns were clean and healthy, as they had a verygood system of drainage. They made tunnels and canals, changed thecourse of streams, drained swamps, and performed other engin.eeringwork about as…
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