Richard F. Burton 
Etruscan Bologna 
A Study

Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. I need hardly say that this little volume offers no novelty beyond introducing to the English reader the valuable results of Etruskische Forschungen in modem Italy. It can hardly be termed uncalled for. The discovery of the Bolognese Certosa which took place some six years ago, requires, for study, reference to a number of pamphlets and scattered letters, which we must not expect to see in our libraries. Other 'finds, ’ noticed in 'Etruscan Bologna, ’ are even less accessible; and even my own list is not quite complete.<br><br>Like the Gipsy dialect, the Etruscan tongue has fascinated a host of scholars.