Ancient Italy Historical And Geographical Investigations in Central Italy Magn
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1 By clever numismatical observations Imhoof-Blumer has shown that the coins of Fenser must have been struck somewhere in the neighborhood of Urina, a city which on other numismatical evi- dence he considers to have been located not far from Nola. Follow- ing Millingen, he thinks that Fenser occupied the site of the modern village of Pernosano, between Nola and Lauro. It seems to me, however, that this locality is too far from Vesuvius. For my own part I would locate Fenser on the slopes of tha...t mountain, somewhere in the neighborhood of Pompeii. It is certain that Pompeii was conquered by the Etruscans, and, thanks to the diligence of Mau, traces of Etruscan colonization have been dis- covered in that city, which I hold to be more recent than the Greek temple dating from the end of the sixth or the beginning of the fifth century, and of which remains are still clearly visible. 2 Hyria or Urina I would locate not far from Fenser, in the valley of the Sarno, in the territory of Nucera; and although we have not enough evidence to show that it certainly belonged to the Daunians, we have at least sufficient data to prove that is was situated in the region which longer than any other portion of Campania preserved traces of the invading peoples before the Sabine conquest, and especially of the Umbrians who were united with the Daunians and Etruscans in the expedition of 524 B.
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1 By clever numismatical observations Imhoof-Blumer has shown that the coins of Fenser must have been struck somewhere in the neighborhood of Urina, a city which on other numismatical evi- dence he considers to have been located not far from Nola. Follow- ing Millingen, he thinks that Fenser occupied the site of the modern village of Pernosano, between Nola and Lauro. It seems to me, however, that this locality is too far from Vesuvius. For my own part I would locate Fenser on the slopes of tha...t mountain, somewhere in the neighborhood of Pompeii. It is certain that Pompeii was conquered by the Etruscans, and, thanks to the diligence of Mau, traces of Etruscan colonization have been dis- covered in that city, which I hold to be more recent than the Greek temple dating from the end of the sixth or the beginning of the fifth century, and of which remains are still clearly visible. 2 Hyria or Urina I would locate not far from Fenser, in the valley of the Sarno, in the territory of Nucera; and although we have not enough evidence to show that it certainly belonged to the Daunians, we have at least sufficient data to prove that is was situated in the region which longer than any other portion of Campania preserved traces of the invading peoples before the Sabine conquest, and especially of the Umbrians who were united with the Daunians and Etruscans in the expedition of 524 B.
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