1. Though most used and developed during the Renaissance, the Candelabrum originated in Etruria and Rome.

2. The ship’s hold contained some 1,200–1,500 Roman wine Amphorae made at or near Cosa in Etruria.

3. On Wednesday 26 August 1908, RMS Etruria was moving astern from her pier in Liverpool to anchor opposite the Princes' Landing Stage, where her passengers would embark.

4. Society of Antiquaries of London: Observations upon a Greek vase discovered in Etruria, bearing the name of the fabricator Nicosthenes, in the possession of the Marquess of Northampton / (London : J

5. Candelabrum (kăn'dəlä`brəm), primarily a support for candles, designed in the form of a turned baluster or a tapered column, also a branched candlestick or a lampstand.Though most used and developed during the Renaissance, the Candelabrum originated in Etruria and Rome