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The Etruscan Glossary A spreadsheet presents 2,800 individual words from the major extant Etruscan texts. The texts contain a total word count of 6,000+ words, about 4,000 of which are repetitious. The Etruscan Glossary also sheds light on Etruscan declension and conjugation patterns that are similar to Latin, French & Italian.
- Mel Copeland
This vocabulary doesn't contain any names of gods, persons or places, as that topic is extensive enough to request a page of its own, which will be added to my website sooner or later. In my book Dieter H. Steinbauer, N eues H andbuch des E truskischen, Scripta Mercaturæ Verlag , St. Katharinen 1999, ISBN 3-89590-080-X, you'll find a complete Etruscan vocabulary with detailed annotations.
18 de mar. de 2024 · The Etruscan word list below is largely from Bonfante (2002). [1] ( Note: <c> and <e> are printed very similarly in the original text, so doublecheck <c> and <e> below.) Contents. List [ edit] Selected vocabulary [ edit] Cities [ edit] Names of cities: Months [ edit] Kinship [ edit] Religion [ edit] Numerals [ edit] See also [ edit]
EtruscanMeaningac- (acnanasa)make, offer, workacale (aclus)Juneacazrce, acascemadeacilwork, thing made; it is necessary- Second edition
- British Library Cataloguing-in-Publication Data
- IL
- Verbs Conjunetions and adverbs
- The written word Eeruscan writing: the aftermath
- Mythological figures
- Select bibliography for glossary
- TO THE FIRST EDITION
- EDITION
- GB.
- PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION
- ABBREVIATIONS
- Americal Journal of Ancient History
- Popoli e civilta QuadUrb RdA REE
- Quaderni urbinati di cultura classica
- CHRONOLOGICAL PERIODS
- TECHNICAL TERMS
- Italian Renaissance painting showing groups of saints togs ther as if in
- Bil
- INTRODUCTION
- PART ONE: HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
- The Tomb of the Jugglers (Tomba dei Giocolicri c.520) is one of the
- Augustus re-established at Rome. Or the labyrinth, along with the
- Portonaccio — whose remains ate still impressive today — dates from
- The northern cities had access to the minerals so sought after by the
- Vetulonia The earliest. productions of Vetulonia (Vethma or Vatluna) were
- ARCHAEOLOGICAL INTRODUCTION
- ARCHAEOLOGICAL INTRODUC 10N
- INTRODUCTION TO THE LANGUAGE OF THE ETRUSCANS
- Since historical people is usually defined by its language, we are
- (In the Fastern group of Greek alphabets, including Attic, X has the
- @ Xi X
- PART TWO: THE LANGUAGE
- 18-21). Although the inscription cannot be called Etruscan, there are
- Thefarie Velianas, the ruler of KySry’ (the Phocnician name for the city
- If the Phoenician text was Pui ic, as many have thought, and Cartha-
- ‘Lucius Scarpus, freedman of Scarpia, priestly assistant
- STUDY OF THE ETRUSCAN LANGUAGE 7
- Glosses, words translated into Latin or Greek and preserved for us by
- THE ETRUSCAN LANGUAGE 73
- A number of scholars have used the technique of ‘combinatory’
- Another approach is the ‘quasi-bilingual’, or cultural method. The
- THE LANGUAGE
- Words with initial ph are also rare: many of these are Greck
- Afuna}.s! Etruscan b is pronounced as an aspirate, as in English and
- Greek diphthongs are usually preserved, except that of course oi
- There is a general trend toward the simplica tion of two different
- Greek eleemos$né. Final vowels are also frequently dropped because
- Etruscan, like Latin, uses various inflections or changes of ending for
- Masculine
- Feminine
- PART TWO: THE LANGUAGE
- Patronymies
- ‘The patronymic is sometimes absent from Italic names: O:
- First name Family name
- (a) Ending in -u or -ix (i disappears between vowels):
- Lauchimu, ‘magistrate’, ‘ucumo “pacha, ‘Bacchus? spuray ‘city?
- Present participle active
- The accusative pronoun mini, like mi, also comes first. The imperative
- Following are some terms of family relationships:
- i.e ‘mother-
- "RUSCAN
- Ums and, above all, mirrors show with surprising frequency figures
- This alphabet spread much farther north as well. Also derived from
- PART TWO: THE LANGUAGE
- AIDS
- Musco Archeologico.
- As to the boundaries of Aule Velthina, son of Arma, he from his part gives
- The three lists of people in section III. IV and VI are each introduced by
- GLOSSES
- 846. Oiuoc * . ‘Popetor Boipor, . @otonor notrouKa
- MYTHOLOGICAL FIGURES
- Aritimi, Artumes (Artemis) Apollo’s win sister appears with her brother and
- Cerca (Circe) Cerca appears on several mirrors, together with Uthste
- Epiur, Epeur (Epiouros) A plump, winged boy shown on a mirror from Vulci,
- Eris (Eris). Appears on two mirrors, once together with Thetis in a scene with
- Eurpbia A nymph or a Muse shown on a mirror dancing in front of the youth
- Heiasun (Jason) See Easun,
- Phersipnai, Phersipnei (Persephone, Proserpina) Daughter of Demeter, known
- A similar figure is also found (uninscribed) in the slightly later tombs of the
- Preale Male figuec, otherwise unknown, who appears on a mirror as a
- Rath ‘The name appears next tw an Apollo-like figure holding a laurel branch
- Oreus (Source 53, fig. 49). (Ele has also been recognized on the sarcophagus
- Suutaf A naked, winged boy with long hair pulled back in a pony-tail,
- A popular figure on Etruscan mirrors, she attends scenes of love-making or
- MYTHOLOGICAL FIGURES
- Umuaele Male figure tending the head of Urphe on a mirror; on another mirror,
- Uni (Hera, Juno) The Roman queen of the gods, Iuno, is ‘the goddess of
- Urphe (Orpheus) In Greek myth, he is one of the Argonauts, a famous singer,
- Mirrors. Urusthe, Urste (Orestes) In Greek mythology, the son of Agamemnon and
- GLOSSARY
- A ac- (acnanasa)_ make, offer
- Ch chim, chia pronoun *Chosfer October (gloss) chulichna see culichna
- PART THR)
- Youthful, Young?
- Jauchum(e) king (Latin /ecumo) lauchumna ‘belonging to a lucumo’, of a palace
- M -m, -um and
- Partuna proper name
- Pulena proper name
- Ph Phersu mask, masked person,
- STUDY AIDS
- GLOSSARY
- Capua
- Magliano
- (Greek Agylla
- 1. Family relationships
- Exruscan texts, while wife’, puia, doe
- INDEX TO SOURCES
- INDEX TO SOURCES
- Tomb of the Cardinal, Tarquinia
GIULIANO BONFANTE and LARISSA BONFANTE Manchester University Press
A catalogue record for this book is available fro he British Library Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data applied for
Ill Introduction to the language of the Ecruscans The spread of the alphabet The extent of the Etruscan language Etruscan texts The study of the Etruscan language Bilingual inscriptions
Syntax Vocabulary Forcign words in Etruscan Erruscan words in Latin
Notes to part two Part three: Study aids Sources: sample inscriptions and texts
Select bibliography for mythological figures Glossary
Names of cities Names of the months Comparative word chart
udy of the Etruscan language: the Corpus of Etruscan Inscriptions, the Thesaurus of the Etruscan Language, Carlo de Simone’s study of Greek borrowing in Etruscan, Ambros Pfiffig’s full-scale grammar, and the collections of artistic monuments on which inscriptions appear, for example the various fi icles of the Corpus of Etruscan Mirrors. The book a...
xi ‘cultural-historical’, is based on the ideas of Karl Olzscha and Massimo Pallottino, both great masters of Etruscan studies, who assert that the Etruscan language can be understood only in a historical context, through Etruscan culture: rcligion, art, ‘parallel texts’, and so on, Indeed, the second purpose of this study is to present such a meth...
Generous publication grants from the Dr M. A. Aylwin Corton Found- ation and from the Ellaina Macnamara Memorial Scholarship helped towards the publication of this book.
xv rtial, tentative translations of the Etruscan texts even f many details are still donbrful. New focuses have surfaced since the appearance of the first edition. A turning point in Etruscan studies was the Second International
Archivio glottologico italiano American Journal of Archaeology
Annali della Fondazione per il museo ‘Claudio Faina’ (Orvieto) Annali della Scuola normale superiore di Pisa, Sezione di lettere Archeologica Classica
REL, Rendl.ine RivStAnt RémMitt ScAnt Stkir ThLE TLE
Rivista di Archeologia Rivista di epigrafia etrusca, continuing survey of inscriptions, new or revised, published in Studi etruschi
Iron Age, Villanovan period Oricntalizing period Archaic period Fifth and fourth centuries Hellenistic period
alabastron tall globular vase without handles, for perfume or unguentss made from alabaster or terracotta. amphoriskos conventional name for a small, ‘truscan two-handled vase (‘small amphora’), usually of bucchero, typical of the seventh century. anasyrmata gesture of pulling up the garment and uncovering the sexual organs in front; shown on image...
conversation, used to describe groups of heroes and heroines often shown on Etruse an mirrors of the Hellenistic period. symposium a drinking party for men only (attended by the non-c party girls) in Greece, for which many of the Greek vases found in Greece and Italy from the seventh to the fourth century were made. In Greek and Etruscan art they w...
May 2 The languages of ancient Iraly, fifth century 1: have noted that the language we know is one which had already absorbed features of other languages from neighbours in Italy (map 2). Archaeologists and linguists agree, therefore, that the historical Etruscans had been developing their culture and language in situ though they may disagree about...
9 luxury items and new ideas. The cities of central and northern Etruria, both the coastal cities — Vetulonia, Roselle, Populonia — and those of the interior ~ Vol: (Orvieto), Chiusi, Perugia, Arezzo — were less open towards the Mediterranean, and tended to look more towards the north. The land was fertile and the cities more dispersed, farther awa...
their subjects — aristocratic scenes of banquets, games, and luxurious living — reflect Etruscan taste and custom. They agree with Livy’s description of Exrusean prine s attending s plendid banquets ‘in the company of their peers’, in contrast ro the chaste, virtuous Lucretia, who worked at her wool until late into the night surrounded instead by h...
numerous tombs discove d in the Monterozzi necropolis by the excav- ators of the Lerici Foundation. On one wall is represented a s ne of various entertainments in the presence of the deceased, seated on a folding stool. On the side wall, far away from the other figures, hidden behind a tree, a naked man is defeeating: an inscription records his nam...
scenes of conversation and of sexual imercourse, could refer to the story of Theseus and Ariadne as models for the real-life characters whose names ~1 thesathei, mi velelia, and mi amnu arce (or mamarce) —are recorded next to the figures of the woman, the little girl, and the man. Cerveteri, the most hellenized of the Etruscan cities, was the only ...
the last quarter of the sixth century.” Votive inscriptions found there suggest that the temple was sacred to Minerva (Mentva).7! Its roof was decorated, in true Etruscan — bur completely un-Greek — fashion, with free-standing, life-size terracotta figures representing Apollo (Apli) struggling with Herakles (Hercle} over the possession of a hind, H...
Greeks. The exploitation of the metals of the area of Massa Marictima seems to have begun in the eighth century, when the Greek markets. of Pithekoussai and Cumae in Campania were founded in order to acquire them, Not surprisingly, these northern cities were skilled at J-working.
wonderful sculpted figures of humans and animals. The goldwork from the seventh century on was also very fine.% There are other local specialities: some of the carliest examples of monumental Etruscan statues, male and female, come from the Pietrera tomb. An inscribed grave stele of the late seventh century represents the fully armed warrior, Avele...
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Tomb of the Claudii, Tarquinia Tomb at Model of a sheep's liver from Piacs Bronze base in Manchester Funerary urn from Monteriggioni Tomb at Tarquinia: banipaluscle Perugia cippus Tabula Cortonensis Bronze statue, ‘Arringatore?
Etruscan origins and etymological dictionary. iurii mosenkis. Anatolian, Indo-Iranian, and Armenian links of the Etruscan language. Download Free PDF. View PDF.
The Etruscan Glossary A spreadsheet presents 2,800 individual words from the major extant Etruscan texts. The texts contain a total word count of 6,000+ words, about 4,000 of which are repetitious. The Etruscan Glossary also sheds light on Etruscan declension and conjugation patterns that are similar to Latin, French & Italian.
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