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Cananefates

The Cannenefates (spelled in many ways including Cananefates, Canninefates) were a Germanic people who lived in the western Rhine-Meuse delta, in the Roman province of Germania Inferior. In present-day terms they lived in what is now the Dutch province of South Holland), during the time of the Roman Empire.

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Cananefates

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Triples21
Avg. degree1.97
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related to Origins · 19
Cananefates → According, Another, Batavi, Chatti, Chatto-Batavian, Eburones, Frisii, He, In, It, Lanting, On, One, Plicht, Rhine, Roman, Romans, Rome, Tacitus

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Cannefatesinstance ofand shorter spellings0.80text
Canafates.There is no consensus about the etymology of the nameinstance ofand shorter spellings0.80text
Cananefatesrelated to OriginsTacitus0.60section
Cananefatesrelated to OriginsBatavi0.60section
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Cananefatesrelated to OriginsRhine0.60section
Cananefatesrelated to OriginsChatti0.60section
Cananefatesrelated to OriginsAccording0.60section
Cananefatesrelated to OriginsHe0.60section
Cananefatesrelated to OriginsRome0.60section
Cananefatesrelated to OriginsIt0.60section
Cananefatesrelated to OriginsRomans0.60section

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