10. 1829.
[4434,1]
Ib. sezione intitolata The Opicans and Ausonians,
p. 57.
Q136682156Olsi, as it stands in the Periplus of Scylax
(not. 190. ᾽Ολσοί. Peripl. 3.), is no error of the transcriber; it
is Volsi dropping the Digamma; hence Volsici was derived, and then
contracted into Volsci. .... I have no doubt that the Elisyci or
Helisyci, mentioned by Herodotus (VII. 165.)
among the tribes from which the Carthaginians levied their army to
attack Sicily in the time of Gelon, are no other people than
the Volsci. - (10. 1829.)
