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Arverni

The Arverni (Gaulish: *Aruernoi) were a Gallic people of the late Iron Age and the Roman period, whose territory lay in the Massif Central of central Gaul, in the area of the later Auvergne. They were one of the most powerful tribes of ancient Gaul, contesting primacy over the region with the neighbouring Aedui.

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related to Economy · 39
Arverni → According, Aeduan, Anglais, Arvernian, Augustus, BC, Biturigan, Brioude-Massiac, By, Cadurci, Control, Corent, Empire, From, Gabali, Gaul, Gaulish, Gold, Haute-Combraille, Iberia
related to Roman rule · 29
Arverni → AD, Aedui, After, Aquitania, Augustus, BC, Between, Bordeaux, Caesar, Celtica, Gallic, Garonne, Gaul, In, Latin, Loire, Lugdunensis, Lyon, Pliny, Roman
related to Arvernian hegemony (3rd–2nd century BC) · 28
Arverni → Allobroges, Ancient, Arvernian, At, BC, Cadurci, Camille Jullian, Celtic, Christian Goudineau, Drawing, Eleuteti, Following, French, Gabali, Gaul, Hasdrubal, Historians, Massalia, Mediterranean, Narbonne
related to Religion · 27
Arverni → Arvernian, Cernunnos, Chamalières, Dedications, Dôme, Epona, Gallic, Greek, Gregory, Maponos, Mercurius Arvernorigi, Mercurius Arvernus, Mercurius Dumias, Mercury, Other, Out, Pliny, Puy, Rhineland, Roches
related to Political organisation · 26
Arverni → AD, Aedui, Arvernian, At, Bituriges, Bituriges Cubi, Cadurci, Caesar's, Clients, Confluent, Early Empire, Eleuteti, Empire, Gabali, Gallic, Gallic Wars, Iron Age, Lemovices, Lyon, Roman
related to Territory · 25
Arverni → Aedui, Allier, Ambarri, Arvernorum, Bituriges, Bituriges Cubi, Cadurci, Celtic, Clermont, Coinage, Latin, Lemovices, Limagne, Massif Central, Moulins, Petrocorii, Roman, Ruteni, Segusiavi, The
related to Late Antiquity · 24
Arverni → After Euric's, Aquitania Prima, Arvernian, Auvergne, Bordeaux, Burgundians, By, Ecdicius, Euric, Euric's, Frankish, Gaul, In, Julius Nepos, Provence, Roman, Rome, Sidonius, Sidonius Apollinaris, The
related to Gallic Wars · 19
Arverni → According, Aedui, Caesar, EPAD, Epasnactos, Gaul, Gergovia, Germans, Hirtius, In, Roman, Romans, Rome, Sequani, Sidonius Apollinaris, Some Arvernian, The, The Arverni, Trojans
related to Name · 19
Arverni → AD, Alternatively, Aruernoi, Aruernos, Arvernorum, Arvernos, BC, Caesar, French, Gaulish, Its, Latin, Livy, Occitan, Pierre-Yves Lambert, Ptolemy, Strabo, The, They
related to background · 12
Arverni → An, Arvernian, Auvergne, BC, By, Clermont-Ferrand, Gaul, Iron Age, Limagne, Research, The Arverni, Trément

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bc century arvernian roman aedui caesar gaul civitas territory gallic 1st vercingetorix clermont-ferrand half 3rd vellavii early ad one 2nd

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Arverniis alatinised form of Gaulish0.90text
Arvernirelated to Arvernian hegemony (3rd–2nd century BC)Ancient0.60section
Arvernirelated to Arvernian hegemony (3rd–2nd century BC)Drawing0.60section
Arvernirelated to Arvernian hegemony (3rd–2nd century BC)Posidonius0.60section
Arvernirelated to Arvernian hegemony (3rd–2nd century BC)Strabo0.60section
Arvernirelated to Arvernian hegemony (3rd–2nd century BC)Narbonne0.60section
Arvernirelated to Arvernian hegemony (3rd–2nd century BC)Massalia0.60section
Arvernirelated to Arvernian hegemony (3rd–2nd century BC)Pyrenees0.60section
Arvernirelated to Arvernian hegemony (3rd–2nd century BC)Ocean0.60section
Arvernirelated to Arvernian hegemony (3rd–2nd century BC)Rhine0.60section
Arvernirelated to Arvernian hegemony (3rd–2nd century BC)Historians0.60section
Arvernirelated to Arvernian hegemony (3rd–2nd century BC)Mediterranean0.60section

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