_Cora_ (Cori), its primæval walls, 129, 132, 166, 174; later walls, 131; temple of Hercules, 132, 133, 166; supplanted by church of St. Peter, 132, 134, 135; church of St. Oliva at, 135; its physical position contrasted with Norba, 140, 141 _Corinth_, later stage of her havens, 98; her colonies, _ib._, 99 _Cortona_, its physical position compared with that of Argos and Corinth, 13, 14; compared with Perugia, Laon, and Girgenti, _ib._; owes its distinctive character to its walls, 15, 16, 19-21; its early greatness, 15; its decline, 16; ecclesiastical and municipal buildings in, 17-19; Mykênaian character of its Etruscan gate, 20; the Etruscan Muse, 21, 22; contrasted with Perugia, 23-28 _Cosmo de' Medici_, Duke of Florence and Siena, his inscription at Arezzo, 6; his later title, _ib._ _Creighton_, M. (present Bishop of Peterborough), quoted, 123 D _Documents_, official, errors in, 200, 201 E _Eadmer_, at Bari, 305 _Emissarius_, the, of the Alban Lake, 117; contrasted with that of the Fucine Lake, _ib._ _Etruscans_, their cities remain free until the days of Sulla, 20; their analogy with Freemasons, 34, 35; their tongue remains a riddle, 36; their sculpture derives more force from the absence of literature, 37-40; analogy of Etruscan and Roman change of nomenclature with English and Norman, 43, 44; Christian and modern character of their sculpture, 44, 45 F _Felimna_, Avle, Etruscan tomb of, 42, 43, 197 _Ferentinum_ (Ferentino), whether a Thirty-city, 186, 187, 188; its position, 188; its walls and gateways, 189-192, 202; monument of Aulus Quinctilius at, 193; question as to the date of its walls, 194 _et seq._; inscriptions on the _arx_, 195, 197; alliance of with Rome, 198, 199, 205, 206; wrongly called a _municipium_ by Aulus Gellius, 200, 201; cathedral church at, 202, 205; inner buildings of the _arx_, 204; church of Sta. Maria Maggiore, _ib._ _Fidenæ_, the ally of Veii, 78; destroyed by Rome, _ib._, 85; position of its _arx_, 83, 84; desolation of, 85, 87 _Foggia_, the capital of Apulia, 282; palace of Frederick _II._ at, 283; death of Empress Isabel at, _ib._; church at, _ib._ _Frederick II._, Emperor, destroys Benevento, 274, 275; remains of his palace at Foggia, 283 _Freemasons_, modern, their analogy with ancient Etruscans, 34, 35 _Frosinone_ (Frusino), 208 G _Gavignano_, 155, 163, 172 _Gellius_, Aulus, his story about Ferentinum, 199 _Girgenti_, compared with Cortona, 14 _Gracchus_, Gaius, his speech quoted by Aulus Gellius, 199 _Gracchus_, Tiberius, his reception at Beneventum, 272, 273 _Gregoriopolis_, 105 _Gsell-fels_, guidebook of, referred to, 59, 152, 167, 283 H