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Cotini

The Cotini (also Gotini) were an ancient Celtic people of the northern part of the Carpathian basin, in the mountainous regions of present-day Slovakia. They are recorded by Tacitus, Ptolemy and Cassius Dio, and in Latin inscriptions, between the reign of Augustus and the middle of the 3rd century AD. Subject to the Quadi and noted as ironworkers, they…

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EmpireDacianisedDanubeDacianVandals
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Geography

VáhPolandSarmatiansOsiEravisci
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Material culture

Púchov cultureLa TèneEthnic group
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Name

Germania SuperiorSenonesProto-Indo-EuropeanGermanic
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related to Geography · 24
Cotini → After, An, Anarti, Azali, Carpathian, Celtic, Cibalae, Eravisci, Iasi, Lake Pelso, Marcomannic Wars, Mursa, Osi, Pannonia, Poland, Quadi, Sarmatians, Slovakia, Teurisci, The
related to Name · 21
Cotini → Cassius Dio, Celtic, Dacian, Germania Superior, Germanic, If, Kotinoi, Kytnoi, Kōgnoi, Latin, Pannonia Superior, Pannonian, Peter Anreiter, Proto-Indo-European, Ptolemy, Senones, Tacitus, Tacitus's, The Cotini, Two
related to history · 19
Cotini → AD, Anarti, Augustus, By, Carpathian, Celtic, Dacian, Dacianised, Danube, Elogium, Eravisci, In, Osi, Quadi, Roman, Sarmatians, The, The Cotini, Tusculum
related to In Roman Pannonia · 13
Cotini → AD, Cibalae, CIL VI, Cotinorum, Daco-Thracian, Decius, Lake Pelso, Mursa, Pannonian, Praetorian Guard, Rome, The Cotini, Their
related to Marcomannic Wars and resettlement · 10
Cotini → During, Marcomanni, Marcomannic Wars, Pannonia, Roman, Rome, Tarrutenius Paternus, The, The Cotini, Vandals
related to Material culture · 8
Cotini → In, Karol Pieta, La Tène, Púchov, Roman, Slovak, Slovakia, The
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Cotini → statement of Tacitus that they spoke Gallica lingua

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celtic osi people pannonia roman quadi part marcomannic wars group also northern carpathian slovakia tacitus name culture inscriptions mountainous century

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Cotiniis astatement of Tacitus that they spoke Gallica lingua0.90text
Cotinirelated to GeographyThe Cotini0.60section
Cotinirelated to GeographyCarpathian0.60section
Cotinirelated to GeographySlovakia0.60section
Cotinirelated to GeographyVáh0.60section
Cotinirelated to GeographyAn0.60section
Cotinirelated to GeographyCeltic0.60section
Cotinirelated to GeographyPoland0.60section
Cotinirelated to GeographyThey0.60section
Cotinirelated to GeographyQuadi0.60section
Cotinirelated to GeographySarmatians0.60section
Cotinirelated to GeographyTogether0.60section

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