text:  With a moderate amount of learning he would have known that besides the names of known deities--_Kupra_ _Nyrtia_ _Mantus_ _Aukelos_ _Camillus_ corresponding to the heathen Juno Fortuna Pluto Aurora Mercury--there are also several other Etruscan words of which we know the meanings such as _faland_ the heavens; _andras_ the north wind; _lucumo_ a king; _drouna_ a kingdom or principality; _damnos_ a horse; _capra_ a goat; _agalletor_ a youth; _verse_ fire; _ites_ the ides of a month; _hister_ a stage-player; _subulo_ a trumpeter; _italos_ a bull; _arimoi_ monkeys _antar_ an eagle; _arakos_ a lark; _gnis_ a crane; _capys_ a falcon; _gapos_ a chariot; _burros_ a bowl; _atarin_ a wine-cruet; _nanos_ a wanderer; _mantissa_ an increase or addition; _turseis_ a space enclosed with walls; and several others not one of which bears the remotest resemblance to any Irish or Celtic word of equivalent meaning