Etruscan Inscriptions Analysed

abraded Agylla akin analysed ancient answering antiquity APHUNA Aponia appears Arnthal Arval Aryan Aulus bilingual inscriptions Boreas Cære character clause Clusium compared compound connection corresponding Dea Dia denarii Dennis denoting derived dialect Egyptian emphyteusis ENESKI English engraving equivalent Etruria Etrus Etruscan inscriptions Etruscan language Etruscan word etymology expressed Fabretti fact follows genitive German Gothic Greek Haruspex identical implying interpretation Jötun KIKU KLTE Lars Larthia Latin Lautinius LAUTN letters matronymic Matulna modern NAPER nummi observed old Teutonic original orthography Oscan peculiar Pelasgian Pelasgic perhaps Perugia PHANU Pompey prænomen Prætor preceding present inscription preserved presume primitive probably race recognised record represent resemblance Roman Rome root Salii Sanscrit Scandinavian sense sepulchral shew shewn signifying suggested supra SUTHI Tarquinii Tervingi Thoringa Tinia tion Titienses tomb translated Tyrrheni Umbrian UNATA usual Velthina Veltinius verb Volsinii Volterra wife written Zendic ZUKI