A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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... Etruscan two intersecting main roads formed the central cross , and the principal tion . streets were paved and drained . The wealthier inhabitants dwelt in timber houses of the " peristyle " pattern , with a central courtyard , on to ...
... Etruscan two intersecting main roads formed the central cross , and the principal tion . streets were paved and drained . The wealthier inhabitants dwelt in timber houses of the " peristyle " pattern , with a central courtyard , on to ...
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... Etruscans ) , which it retained throughout antiquity . The Influence wider range of the Etruscan conquests enabled them to exercise a more extensive and enduring political influence than the Greeks . To the Etruscans rather than to the ...
... Etruscans ) , which it retained throughout antiquity . The Influence wider range of the Etruscan conquests enabled them to exercise a more extensive and enduring political influence than the Greeks . To the Etruscans rather than to the ...
Pagina 24
... Etruscans . For a summary of Etruscan history see R. A. L. Fell , Rome and Etruria . On Etruscan art see D. Randall - MacIver , The Etruscans ; B. Nogara , Gli ¡ Etruschi e la loro civiltà . The hill - top towns of modern Tuscany ( e.g. ...
... Etruscans . For a summary of Etruscan history see R. A. L. Fell , Rome and Etruria . On Etruscan art see D. Randall - MacIver , The Etruscans ; B. Nogara , Gli ¡ Etruschi e la loro civiltà . The hill - top towns of modern Tuscany ( e.g. ...
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