Cowley, A. E. (Arthur Ernest), 1861-1931 · London, Pub. for the British academy by H. Milford, Oxford university press · leaf 42
ss story of the origin of Etruscans from Lydia. There is alsothe curious resemblance of Tarquinius to Tarku. LECTUEE II 31 We may reasonably assume that they do represent the pre-vailing Hittite type of the thirteenth century B.C., though itis also possible that the particular figures which happen… … Pig. 17. (From Hogarth, pi. B. 2.) style (figs. 17-19). The god at Ivriz (fig. 20) also belongs to thislater style, and no doubt represents the general type of theHittite population of Cilicia. The representations of Hittitesfrom north Syria on Shalmanesers bronze gates (figs. 21-23)give us little…
Hittites · Inscriptions, Hittite
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