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Cornovii

The Cornovii is the name by which two, or three, tribes were known in Roman Britain. One tribe was in the area centred on present-day Shropshire, one was in Caithness in northernmost Scotland, and there was probably one in Cornwall. The name has appeared in ancient sources in various forms, such as Cornavii, Cornabii, and Curnavii.

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Cornovii

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Triples33
Avg. degree1.94
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related to Etymology · 17
Cornovii → AD, Although, Ann Ross, Brigantes, Cambridge Dictionary, Considering, Cornish Cornovii, Cornowii, Cornwall, English Place-names, Gaulish Cernunnos, Malcolm Todd, The, The South West, These, Todd, Victor Watts
related to The Morris thesis · 15
Cornovii → Arthur, Caithness, Cornwall, Dumnonia, In, Irish, John Morris, Midlands, Morris, Morris's, North Wales, Philip Payton, Tamar, The Age, West Midlands
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Cornovii → name by which two

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name tribe britain cornwall tribes caithness midlands west roman shropshire geography tribal two three known one area probably ptolemy's morris

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Cornoviiis aname by which two0.90text
Cornoviirelated to EtymologyThe0.60section
Cornoviirelated to EtymologyAlthough0.60section
Cornoviirelated to EtymologyConsidering0.60section
Cornoviirelated to EtymologyCornwall0.60section
Cornoviirelated to EtymologyCornish Cornovii0.60section
Cornoviirelated to EtymologyVictor Watts0.60section
Cornoviirelated to EtymologyCambridge Dictionary0.60section
Cornoviirelated to EtymologyEnglish Place-names0.60section
Cornoviirelated to EtymologyCornowii0.60section
Cornoviirelated to EtymologyMalcolm Todd0.60section
Cornoviirelated to EtymologyThe South West0.60section

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