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PART 5

THE PELASGIANS OR PROTO-LATINS (ARIMII)

XXXI. Beginnings of the Pelasgian people

XXXI.1. Age of the Pelasgian race

XXXI.2. Prehistoric civilization of the Pelasgian race.

XXXII. The Southern Pelasgians

XXXII.1. Pelasgians in Hem peninsula

XXXII.2. Pelasgians in the islands of the Aegean Sea

XXXII.3. Pelasgians in Asia Minor, in Syria, Mesopotamia and Arabia

XXXII.4. Pelasgians in Egypt and Libya

XXXII.5. Pelasgians in Italy

XXXII.6. Pelasgians in southern Gallia and Iberia

XXXIII. The Pelasgians from the northern parts of the Danube and the Black Sea

XXXIII.1. The Titans (Titanes)

XXXIII.2. The Giants (Gigantes)

XXXIII.3. Hecatonchirii (‘Echatoncheires, Centimani)

XXXIII.4. Arimii (Arimani, Rami, Arimaspi, Arimphaei) in Dacia

XXXIII.5. Arimii (Aramaei, Sarmatae, Sauromatae) in European Scythia

XXXIII.6. Arimii (Herminones, Arimani, Alamanni, Alemanni) in Germany

XXXIII.7. Migrations of the Arimii in Gallia (Aremorici, Remi)

XXXIII.8. Migrations of the Arimii in the Iberian peninsula

XXXIII.9. Migrations of the Arimii in Italy

XXXIII.10. Migrations of the Arimii in Thracia

XXXIII.11. Migrations of the Arimii in ancient Illyria (Rascia, Rama)

XXXIII.12. Migrations of the Arimii in Hellada

XXXIII.13. Migrations of the Arimii in Asia Minor and Armenia

XXXIII.14. Migrations of the Arimii in Syria and Palestina

XXXIII.15. Migrations of the Arimii in Arabia

XXXIII.16. Migrations of the White Arimii (Abii or Abarimonii) from Asiatic

Sarmatia to Europe

XXXIII.17. Migrations of the Arimii in the vast peninsula of India

XXXIII.18. Latinii. Ancient genealogy of the Latin tribes

XXXIII.19. Romanian folk traditions about the Latinii from Istru

XXXIII.20. Latinii in the Balkan peninsula

XXXIII.21. Latinii in the regions of the Baltic Sea

XXXIII.22. The ancient Latin tribes of Germany and Gallia

XXXIII.23. Latinii, a branch of the family of the White Arimii

XXXIII.24. Tursenii, Etruscii and Agathyrsii

XXXIII.25. Placi, Blaci, Belaci, Belce (Belcae), Feaci, etc.

XXXIII.26. Leges Bellagines. Lex antiqua Valachorum.

XXXIII.27. The ancient popular form of the name “Pelasgi”.