A

GEOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL

DESCRIPTION

OF

ANCIENT ITALY;

WITH

A MAP, AND A PLAN OF ROME.

BY

THE REV. J. A. CRAMER, M. A.

LATE STUDENT OF CHRIST CHURCH.

IN TWO VOLUMES.

Adde tot egregias urbes, operumque laborem,
Tot congesta manu præruptis oppida saxis:
Fluminaque antiquos præterlabentia muros.

GEORG. II. 155.

VOL. II.

OXFORD,

AT THE CLARENDON PRESS,

MDCCCXXVI.

Clar. Priss

31.0.30.

CONTENTS

OF

THE SECOND VOLUME.

SECTION IX.

LATIUM.

THE Sicani, Siculi, and Aborigines its earliest inhabitants

-The Trojan colony-History of the Latins-Division of

Latium into Antiquum and Novum, including the terri-

tories of the ancient Rutuli, Hernici, Volsci, Ausones, and

Aurunci-Description-Roman ways.

SECTION X.

CAMPANIA.

Page 1.

History and revolutions of this province under the Oscans,

Tuscans, Greeks, and Campanians-Its soil, climate, and

boundaries-Description of the coast and the adjacent

islands—Of the interior-Public roads.

SECTION XI.

SAMNIUM.

141.

Origin and history of the Samnites-Their subdivision into

Caraceni, Pentri, and Hirpini-Topographical descrip-

tion of these several tribes-The Frentani-Roman

ways.

221.

SECTION XII.

APULIA.

Division of this province into Daunia or Apulia properly so

called, Peucetia and Iapygia, or Messapia-History and