The Tongues of Italy: Prehistory and HistoryThrough the centuries, Italy has received many cultures from lands around the Mediterranean and beyond the Alps, which either superseded prevailing Italian cultures or were absorbed by them. But the result is always a mixture. The linguistic evolution of Italy parallels this development, and presented as part of the cultural history it beomes a colorful and exciting tale.--dust jacket. |
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APPENDIX I ROME ' S CONQUEST OF ITALY ( Territorial accretions are set off in
italics . ) 492 505 B . C . Etruscans defeated at Aricia and driven from Latium .
Alliance of Romans and other Latins , the Latin League , with right of mutual ...
APPENDIX I ROME ' S CONQUEST OF ITALY ( Territorial accretions are set off in
italics . ) 492 505 B . C . Etruscans defeated at Aricia and driven from Latium .
Alliance of Romans and other Latins , the Latin League , with right of mutual ...
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Giuseppe Cardinali , Le origini di Roma ( Rome , 1949 ) . Max Cary , The
geographic background of Greek and Roman history ( Oxford , 1949 ) . Wilhelm
Deecke , Die Falisker ( Strassburg , 1888 ) . Giacomo Devoto , Storia della lingua
di ...
Giuseppe Cardinali , Le origini di Roma ( Rome , 1949 ) . Max Cary , The
geographic background of Greek and Roman history ( Oxford , 1949 ) . Wilhelm
Deecke , Die Falisker ( Strassburg , 1888 ) . Giacomo Devoto , Storia della lingua
di ...
Pagina 446
Francesco Ribezzo , “ Roma delle origini , Sabini e Sabelli , ” RIGI 14 ( 1930 ) 55
- 99 . William Ridgeway , “ Who were the Romans ? ” PBA 3 ( 1907 ) 17 - 60 .
Edward T . Salmon , “ Rome and the Latins , ” Phoenix 7 ( 1953 ) 93 - 104 ,
123135 .
Francesco Ribezzo , “ Roma delle origini , Sabini e Sabelli , ” RIGI 14 ( 1930 ) 55
- 99 . William Ridgeway , “ Who were the Romans ? ” PBA 3 ( 1907 ) 17 - 60 .
Edward T . Salmon , “ Rome and the Latins , ” Phoenix 7 ( 1953 ) 93 - 104 ,
123135 .
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