A History of Rome: From 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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Each Etruscan prince was an independent tyrant of his petty kingdom ; and it was not unnatural that , as time wore on , other adventurous spirits , lacking a kingdom of their own , sought to win one by foreign conquest .
Each Etruscan prince was an independent tyrant of his petty kingdom ; and it was not unnatural that , as time wore on , other adventurous spirits , lacking a kingdom of their own , sought to win one by foreign conquest .
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a temple — this time a temple of Jupiter on the Citadel or Capitol , an imposing structure with gabled portico , overlayed after the Etruscan fashion with brightly coloured tiles . That the Latins would appreciate his designs was ...
a temple — this time a temple of Jupiter on the Citadel or Capitol , an imposing structure with gabled portico , overlayed after the Etruscan fashion with brightly coloured tiles . That the Latins would appreciate his designs was ...
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Etruscans settle in Etruria and Western Umbria . From 800 onwards , Greeks found colonies in ... Tarquinius Priscus ( Etruscan ) makes war on Latins . * 578-535 . ... Tarquinius Superbus ( Etruscan ) completes Temple on Capitol . 510 .
Etruscans settle in Etruria and Western Umbria . From 800 onwards , Greeks found colonies in ... Tarquinius Priscus ( Etruscan ) makes war on Latins . * 578-535 . ... Tarquinius Superbus ( Etruscan ) completes Temple on Capitol . 510 .
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