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{{word ...unt}}x), mostly from [[index::Sanzeno]] ({{#ask: [[Category:Inscription]][[word::{{PAGENAME}}]][[object.site::Sanzeno]]|format=count}}x). {{c||L}} alternat

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...ex::NO-2]] on a similar object, where the inscription, save for one offset word, symmetrically takes up the lower half of the shield. The inscription is de ...n in Venetic inscriptions. It is, however, related to the subtype of Magrè-type two-bar pi which we would expect in North Tyrol, viz. {{c||P3}}/{{c||P4}} (

...u|siragu}} {{w||þurti|turbī}} 'astral priest of the troop'; details on the word pages), which is not per se absurd (see the most probably Celtic [[index::S ...SL-2 helmet]] see {{bib|Nedoma 1995}}: 16–18 and 20–22. Depending on which type of inscription we are faced with, SL-2.1 may have been applied any time aft

...1954}}: 78. Four-stroked {{c||S2}} occurs elsewhere only the more peculiar type of prevalently dextroverse Raetic rock inscriptions (see [[index::Script]]) ...[[index::PA-1]] {{w||aχvil|akvil}}· – even if {{w||ahil}} is not the same word, the ending suggests a noun; {{bib|LIR|Mancini}} identifies the trace after

...aere and Veii. Unlike Greek practice, boustrophedon writing is rare. While word separation is consistently executed on Nestor's Cup, the archaic Etruscan t ...criptions (see below sub ''Writing direction''). In [[index::VR-6]], Magrè-type upsilon {{c||U}} appears beside a character looking like the Sanzeno letter

...'' also feature in ''Carm.'' IV, 14. Pliny ascribes the invention of a new type of plough to them: ...aulish Raetia that they added to such [a coulter] two little wheels, which type they call ''plaumorati''.'</span>