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Ethno-linguistic affiliation
Tribes
Territory
Roman conquest
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Overview
- Confederation
- Alpine Alps
- Etruscans
- Tyrol Tyrol (state)
- Austria
- Switzerland
- Raetia et Vindelicia Raetia
- Germany
- Danube
- Po Valley
- Gauls
- Indigenous Indigenous peoples
- Raetian language
- Celtic Celtic languages
- Augustus
- Vindelici
- Imperial Roman army
- Roman Empire
- Roman province
- Auxiliary Auxilia
Name etymology
- Endonym
- Exonym
- Pliny the Elder
- City of Rome
- Romulus
- Reitia
- Veneti Adriatic Veneti
Origins
Ethno-linguistic affiliation
- Etruscan alphabet
- Indo-European language
- Tuscany
- Latium
- Umbria
- Emilia-Romagna
- Campania
- Lombardy
- Celticisation
- Claudius
- South Tyrol
- Trentino
- Veneto
- Latin Latin language
- Rhaeto-Romance languages
- Ladin Ladin language
- Friulian Friulian language
- Romansh Romansh language
- Grisons
- German German language
- Gallo-Romance Gallo-Romance languages
Territory
Tribes
- Lepontii
- Camunni
- Val Camonica
- Euganei
- Val Trompia Gardone Val Trompia
- Continental Celtic
- Tyrsenian languages
- Indo-European Indo-European languages
- Illyrian Illyrians
- Caturiges
- Nantuates
- Tropaeum Alpium
- Meran
- Tabula clesiana
- Anauni
- Sinduni Sinduni?action=edit&redlink=1
- Tulliasses Tulliasses?action=edit&redlink=1
- Medulli Medulli (Narbonensis)
- Ucenni
- Brigiani Brigiani?action=edit&redlink=1
- Sogionti
- Ceutrones Ceutrones (Alps)
- Uberi Uberii?action=edit&redlink=1
- Sedunes Seduni
- Veragri
Roman conquest
- Roman emperor
- Tiberius
- Drusus Nero Claudius Drusus Germanicus
- Vindonissa
- Roman legion
- Legio XIX
- Battle of the Teutoburg Forest
- Roman equestrian Equestrian order
- Praefectus
- Canton Valais
- Alpes Graiae
- Procurator Procurator (Roman)
- Julio-Claudian
- Alpine regiments of the Roman army
Ancient
- Dio Cassius
- Ab urbe condita Ab Urbe Condita Libri (Livy)
- Naturalis Historia
- Strabo
- Geographica
- Virgil
- Georgics II Georgics
Modern
- ISBN ISBN (identifier)
- 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica
- Paris
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Important terminology
raeti roman tribes celtic raetia language alpine ad italy etruscan bc people vindelici valley province augustus et raetian probably name
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