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Breuci

The Breuci (Ancient Greek: Βρεῦκοι) were an ancient Illyrian-Pannonian people who inhabited the middle and lower valley of the Sava (the Posavina), in a region corresponding to modern Slavonia in Croatia and northern Bosnia. They were among the most powerful communities of southern Pannonia at the time of the Roman conquest, and they led the Pannonian…

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Breuci

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Triples125
Avg. degree1.97
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related to Geography · 31
Breuci → AD, After, Alka Domić Kunić, Amantini, Andizetes, Bathinus, Bosna, Breucian, Breucorum, Cibalae, Cornacates, Cornacum, Cornelius Dolabella, Dalmatia, Danube, Drava, Marsonia, Orljava, Oseriates, Posavina
related to Pannonian–Dalmatian revolt · 28
Breuci → AD, Among, Bato, Caecina Severus, Claudius, Daesitiate Bato, Daesitiates, Dalmatians, Dalmatians Salona, Drava, German, Hiulca, In, In AD, Marcomanni, Maroboduus, Messalla, Moesia, Pannonians, Pinnes
related to background · 21
Breuci → After, Amantini, By, Cibalae, Dacians, Danube, Drava, In, Iron Age, Marsonia, Pannonia, Pannonian War, Pannonians, Roman, Rome, Sava, Scordisci, Taurisci, The, Tiberius
related to Name · 16
Breuci → AD, Bernardo Stempel, Breucus, Breukoi, Cassius Dio, Celtic, Elder, Pannonian, Pannonians, Patrizia, Pliny, Ptolemy, Sava, Strabo, The, The Breuci
related to Aftermath · 13
Breuci → Azali, Eravisci, Hadrian, In, Julio-Claudian, Pannonian, Roman, The, The Breuci, The Tiberian, Their, Trajan, Ulpii
related to Auxiliary units · 10
Breuci → Breucian, Dacia, Gaul, No, North Africa, Pannonian, Rhineland, The, This, VIII Breucorum
related to Ethnic identity · 6
Breuci → Celtic, Celticised Illyrian, Celto-Illyrian, Illyrian-Pannonian, Maurizio Colombo, The Breuci

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roman pannonian sava revolt ad among conquest bato peoples southern units tiberius breucian auxiliary civitas pannonians territory army inscriptions valley

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Breucirelated to AftermathThe Tiberian0.60section
Breucirelated to AftermathTheir0.60section
Breucirelated to AftermathThe Breuci0.60section
Breucirelated to AftermathIn0.60section
Breucirelated to AftermathJulio-Claudian0.60section
Breucirelated to AftermathHadrian0.60section
Breucirelated to AftermathPannonian0.60section
Breucirelated to AftermathAzali0.60section
Breucirelated to AftermathEravisci0.60section
Breucirelated to AftermathThe0.60section
Breucirelated to AftermathRoman0.60section
Breucirelated to AftermathTrajan0.60section

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