Significados de etruscan city en inglés

The ruins of Falerii, an ancient Etruscan city, also lay nearby.

And the gray Etruscan city, uplifted on its star-shaped hill, offered her a somewhat grim reception.

One of the twelve Etruscan cities.

Where the stones can be seen projecting through the turf embankment they are smaller than usual in Etruscan cities.

Such a mode of wall construction has no resemblance to anything remaining in Rome or in any Etruscan city.

This was the condition of things when they reached Arezzo, an Etruscan city, in the mountainous portions of Italy.

Ten miles northwest of Rome was Veii, an Etruscan city, and about the same distance southeast was Alba Longa.

Porsenna was at this time acknowledged as chief of the twelve Etruscan cities; and he assembled a powerful army and came to Rome.

His father Demaratus was a wealthy citizen of Corinth, who settled in the Etruscan city of Tarquinii, where he married an Etruscan wife.

It was originally an Etruscan city, the ancient Volsinii, and when taken and destroyed by the Romans was said to contain two thousand statues.

Veii, an ancient Etruscan city, about twelve miles from Rome, was originally little inferior to it, being, as Dionysius informs us, (lib.

For the best reconstructions of an Etruscan city one must go to Volterra, where so many of the treasures in the present building were found.

The Scarabæi are mostly found in the Etruscan tombs, and occasionally outside the walls of the Etruscan cities,-sweptout, may be, with the antique dust.