Inscriptiones Antiquae In Etruriae Urbibus Exstantes ...... [Latin]

Inscriptiones Antiquae In Etruriae Urbibus Exstantes is a scholarly work detailing ancient inscriptions found in the cities of Etruria. Authored by Antonio Francesco Gori and Anton Maria Salvini, this book presents a compilation of Latin inscriptions, offering invaluable insights into the history, language, and culture of the Etruscan civilization and its interactions with the Roman world.

This meticulously documented collection serves as a primary resource for historians, linguists, and archaeologists studying ancient Italy. The inscriptions provide a direct link to the past, revealing details about daily life, religious practices, and political structures of the time. A vital resource for classical scholars, this book remains relevant for understanding the roots of Western civilization.

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