...It was still an extensive region of the Italian peninsula, comprehending almost the whole of modem Tuscany, the duchy of Lucca, and the Transtiberine portion of the Papal State ; bcing hounded on the north hy the Appennines and the river Magra, on the east by the Tiber, on the...

...seat of the Etruscan power. To this region only, Mr. Dennis devotes his pages. It includes nearly all of Modern Tuscany, the duchy of Lucca, and the Transtiberine portion of the Papal State, having the Apennines and the river Magra on the north, the Tiber on the east, and the Mediterranean...

...on the E. and S. by the river Tiber, which separated it from Umbría and Latium, thus comprehending almost the whole of modern Tuscany, the Duchy of Lucca, and the Transtiberine portion of the Roman states. It wa» intersected by numerous mountains, offshoots of the Apennines, consisting of...

...E. and S. by the river Tiber, which separated it from Umbria and Latium, thus comprehending nearly the whole of modern Tuscany, the Duchy of Lucca, and the Transtiberine portion of the Roman States. 3. Various accounts have been given of the origin of the Etrurians or Tuscans, of which...

...the east and south by the River Tiber, which separated it from Umbría and Latium, thus comprehending almost the whole of modern Tuscany, the Duchy of Lucca, and the Transtiberine portion of the Roman states. It was intersected by numerous mountains, offshoots of the Apennines, consisting of long...

...treat in the following pages. It was still an extensive region of the Italian peninsula, comprehending almost the whole of modern Tuscany, the Duchy of Lucca, and the Transtiberine portion of the Papal Stnte; being bounded on the north by the Apennines and the river Magra, on the east by the Tiber, on...

...treat in the following pages. It was still an extensive region of the Italian peninsula, comprehending almost the whole of modern Tuscany, the Duchy of Lucca, and the Transtiberine portion of the Papal State ; being bounded on the north by the Apennines and the river Mngra, on the east by the Tiber, on the...

...treat in the following pages. It was still an extensive region of the Italian peninsula, comprehending almost the whole of modern Tuscany, the Duchy of Lucca, and the Transtiberine portion of the Papal State ; being bounded on the north by the Apennines and the river Magra, on the east by the Tiber, on the...

...on the E. and S. by the river Tiber, which separated it from Umbria and Latium, thus comprehending almost the whole of modern Tuscany, the Duchy of Lucca, and the Transtiberine portion of the Roman states. It was intersected by numerous mountains, offshoots of the Apennines, consisting of long...