Tyrol and Its People

by Clive Holland

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• Zillerthal maidens, [59]
• Zirl, [311]-[316]
  • Calvarienberg of, [312]
  • Maximilian at, [313]-[315]
  • painted houses of, [312]
• Zuglio (Julium Carnicum), Roman station of, [9]

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FOOTNOTES

[1] Several well-known authorities still refuse to accept this theory.

[2] Also called the Eisack.

[3] Mommsen in his "Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum."

[4] W. Von Rodlow.

[5] This view of the origin of the country's name is, we would add, disputed by some authorities.—C. H.

[6] This is disputed by some authorities, but would appear to have been the case.—C. H.

[7] In "Etrusker," Einl. 3, 10 et seq.