Latin and its nearest congeners, like Faliscan); and (d) Umbrian (or, as it may more safely be called, Iguvine), two principles of classification offer themselves, of which the first is purely linguistic, the second linguistic and topographical.
Captain John Smith, in his History of Virginia (1626), at p. 27 speaks of Martins, Powlecats, Weesels and Minkes, showing that the animal must at that time have been distinguished by a vernacular appellation from its congeners.
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