 ... from the Hellenes only in the political and social development of their age. ...Herodotus and others take a prejudiced view when, reasoning back from the subsequent Tyrrhenian Pelasgi, they call the ancient Pelasgians a rude and worthless race, their...  The Story of the Alphabet - Page 173de Edward Clodd - 1915 - 209 pagesAffichage du livre entier - À propos de ce livre
 | Ernst Wilhelm G. Wachsmuth - 1837 - 512 pages
...ancient Pelasgians a rude and worthless race, their language barbarous, and their deities nameless ~. Numerous traditionary accounts, of undoubted authenticity,...by a resemblance in manners and the forms of life, and a consistent interpretation of the natural appellation may be given without recurring to artificial... | |
 | Wilhelm Wachsmuth - 1837 - 510 pages
...ancient Pelasgians a rude and worthless race, their language barbarous, and their deities nameless 22. Numerous traditionary accounts, of undoubted authenticity,...by a resemblance in manners and the forms of life, and a consistent interpretation of the natural appellation may be given without recurring to artificial... | |
 | Augustus Henry Keane - 1899 - 584 pages
...ancient Pelasgians a rude and worthless race, their language barbarous, and their deities nameless. Numerous traditionary accounts, of undoubted authenticity,...by a resemblance in manners and the forms of life" (W. Wachsmuth, 77ie Historical Antiquities of the Gretks, etc., Engl. ed. 1837, I. p. 39). Remarkable... | |
 | Augustus Henry Keane, Alison Hingston Quiggin, Alfred Cort Haddon - 1920 - 656 pages
...ancient Pelasgians a rude and worthless race, their language barbarous, and their deities nameless. Numerous traditionary accounts, of undoubted authenticity,...people, which was less a distinct stock and tribe, thanarace united *>ya resemblance in manners and the formsof life" (W. Wachsmuth, The Historical Antiquities... | |
 | 636 pages
...ancient Pelasgians a rude and worthless race, their language barbarous, and their deities nameless. Numerous traditionary accounts, of undoubted authenticity,...by a resemblance in manners and the forms of life " (\V. Wachsmuth, The Historical Antiquities of the Greeks, etc., Engl. ed. 1837, 1. p. 39). Remarkable... | |
 | 632 pages
...ancient Pelasgians a rude and worthless race, their language barbarous, ami their deities nameless. Numerous traditionary accounts, of undoubted authenticity,...tribe, than a race united by a resemblance in manners anil the forms of life" (W. Wachsmuth, Tiu Historieal Antiquities of the Gncks, etc., Engl. ed. 1837,... | |
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