Excerpt from Ancient Italy: Historical and Geographical Investigations, in Central Italy, Magna Graecia Sicily, and Sardinia
The papers incorporated in the present volume were written in part during the last few years, in part at a much earlier period. The earlier productions were printed in the proceedings Of various Italian societies, or in separate pamphlets for private distribution, and in either case came before a very limited public.
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