Identifier: uphilldowndalein00seym (find matches)
Title: Up hill and down dale in ancient Etruria
Year: 1910 (1910s)
Authors: Seymour, Frederick H. A
Subjects: Etruria -- Antiquities Tuscany (Italy) -- Description and travel
Publisher: London : Fisher Unwin
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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Photo) (Lombardi. ARCHAIC STELE OF ETRUSCAN WARRIOR.(From Pomerancc, in Archaological Museum at Florence. Tomb—Portal.) (Frontispi UP HILL AND DOWN DALE IN ANCIENT ETRURIA FREDERICK SEYMOUR AUTHOR OF SAUNTERINGS IN SPAIN ; SIENA AND HER ARTISTS, ETC. WITH A MAP AND 12 ILLUSTRATIONS T. FISHER UNWIN LONDON : ADELPHI TERRACE LEIPSIC: INSELSTRASSE 20 1910 (All rights reserved.) PREFACE It was to the abandoned sites of Etruria, rather thanto those still occupied, that the writer directed hisattention in this tour. Perugia, Corneto-Tarquinia,Cortona, and Arezzo, and other much-visited andoften-described cities have not therefore been in-cluded. That Orvieto and Viterbo—well-known citiesalso—have been brought in, is to be explained byboth cities being centres of Etruscan districts ratherthan being distinctly Etruscan themselves. At last we all in turn declareWe know not who the Cyclops were.But the Pelasgians ! those are true ?I know as much of them as you. W. Savage Landor. CONTENTS Puphilldowndalein00seym

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