The Etruscans: were they Celts?
or, The light of an inductive philology thrown on forty Etruscan fossil words preserved to us by ancient authors; with incidental notices of the etymology of 2000 words in the classical and modern languages, and discussions on Greek and Roman antiquities and mythology.
By John Fraser.

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Main Author: Fraser, John, of New South Wales.
Language(s): English
Published: Edinburgh : Maclachlan & Stewart; [etc., etc., pref. 1879]
Subjects: Celts.
Etruscan language.
Etruscans > Etruscans / Origin.
Physical Description: vii, 376 p. 23 cm.
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