pelasgo-tyrrhenian

Updated: May 31, 2025

Others say that they were named so in honour of Lu'ceres, king of Ardea, according to which theory the third would have been a Pelasgo-Tyrrhenian colony. We shall hereafter have occasion to remark, that the Lu'ceres were subject to the other tribes. The Pincian and Vatican hills were added at a much later period and these, with Janiculum, made the number ten. They were named as follow: 1.

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