etrurian

Adjective

(comparative more Etrurian, superlative most Etrurian)

Of or pertaining to ancient Etruria.

Noun

(plural Etrurians)

A native or inhabitant of ancient Etruria.

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Although he had resigned, he remained In reality the emperor was contemplating an Etrurian kingdom with the prince at its head.
The foot of 11.6 appears probably first in the prehistoric and early Greek remains, and is certainly found in Etrurian tomb dimensions as 11.59 (25).
Either from its Pelasgic or Etrurian use or from Romans, this foot appears to have come into prehistoric remains, as the circle of Stonehenge (26) is 100 ft.
It is perhaps found in Etrurian coinage as 175-172 (17).
This unit passed also into Italy, the libra of Picenum and the double of the Etrurian and Sicilian libra (17); it was there divided in unciae and scripulae (44), the mean of 6 from Italy and Sicily being 6600; one weight (bought in Smyrna) has the name "Leitra" on it.

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