Tour to the Sepulchres of Etruria in 1839
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Those in the papal states — 3. Those in the kingdom of Naples —Etruscan remains in the Palazzo Vecchio of Florence — Fiesole — Arezzo — Cortona — Roselle — Sienna— Volterra — Populonia — Saturnia — Gubbio — Macerata — Perugia — Assisi — Todi and Norcia — Terni — Faleria, Nepi and Sutri — Bolsena — Cossa — Albano — Tusculum — Rome, the pupil of Etruria — Etruscan alphabet. Appendices. — Pa ge 525. Vase illustrative of an Arabic or Persian poem — Baker's tomb — Carmen Arvale — Avolta's warrior's ...tomb — Tarquinia — Corneto — Vulci — Castel d'Asso. TOUR TO THE SEPULCHRES OF ETRUEIA IN 1839. CHAPTER I, INTRODUCTION. It has been suggested to me, that if I wish to interest the reading public in the contents of this work, I ought first to w r rite an introduction to the Sepulchres of Etruriabeforedescribingthesepulchres themselves, on account of the very little which is as yet known in England upon the subject, and the inducements that exist to visit Etruscan remains.
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Those in the papal states — 3. Those in the kingdom of Naples —Etruscan remains in the Palazzo Vecchio of Florence — Fiesole — Arezzo — Cortona — Roselle — Sienna— Volterra — Populonia — Saturnia — Gubbio — Macerata — Perugia — Assisi — Todi and Norcia — Terni — Faleria, Nepi and Sutri — Bolsena — Cossa — Albano — Tusculum — Rome, the pupil of Etruria — Etruscan alphabet. Appendices. — Pa ge 525. Vase illustrative of an Arabic or Persian poem — Baker's tomb — Carmen Arvale — Avolta's warrior's ...tomb — Tarquinia — Corneto — Vulci — Castel d'Asso. TOUR TO THE SEPULCHRES OF ETRUEIA IN 1839. CHAPTER I, INTRODUCTION. It has been suggested to me, that if I wish to interest the reading public in the contents of this work, I ought first to w r rite an introduction to the Sepulchres of Etruriabeforedescribingthesepulchres themselves, on account of the very little which is as yet known in England upon the subject, and the inducements that exist to visit Etruscan remains.
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