 The Old Italic alphabets were used for various different languages, which included some Indo-European ones (predominantly from the Italic branch, but also in Gaulish and probably in inscriptions interpreted as Proto-Germanic) and some non-Indo-European ones (such as Etruscan itself).The following table shows the ancient Italic scripts that are presumed to be related to the Etruscan alphabet.Symbols that are assumed to be correspondent are placed on the same column.