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Hercuniates

The Hercuniates (also Hercuniatae or Hercyniates) were a Celtic people of Roman Pannonia, in the southern part of Transdanubia in present-day Hungary. They are recorded by Pliny and Ptolemy, and under the Roman Empire they were one of the peregrine communities (civitates) of Pannonia Inferior. Their name derives from the same Celtic element as that of…

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SomogyTolnaBaranyaEravisciAquincum
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András MócsyCarpathian basinDaciansBoiiDanube
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EthnonymOld High GermanOre Mountains
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related to Roman period · 28
Hercuniates → AD, Augustus, Azali, Belgites, Celtic, Eravisci, Hadrian, Hadrian's, HE, Hercuniate, Hercuniatium, Intercisa, Iovia, La Tène, Mócsy, No, Pannonia, Pannonia Inferior, Péter Kovács, Roman
related to Geography · 24
Hercuniates → Amantini, Andizetes, Aquincum, Baranya, Barrington Atlas, Belgites, Breuci, Budapest, Celtic, Drave, Eravisci, Hungary, In, In Ptolemy's, Lake Balaton, Pliny, Ptolemy, Save, Somogy, The Belgites
related to Origins · 17
Hercuniates → András Mócsy, Azali, BC, Boian, Boian Celts, Boii, Carpathian, Celtic, Dacians, Danube, Eravisci, Hercynian, Mócsy, Pannonians, Roman, The, When
related to Settlement and material culture · 16
Hercuniates → Belgites, Celtic, Eravisci, Hercuniatium, In, Kaposvár, Keszthely, La Tène, Lake Balaton, Mócsy, No Celtic, Regöly, Roman, Szalacska, The, This
related to Name · 15
Hercuniates → Celtic, Gaulish, Germanic, Hercynian Forest, Hercyniatae, Herkouniátes, Indo-European, Latin Hercynia, Old High German Firgunnea, Ore Mountains, Pannonia, Pannonia Inferior, Pliny, Ptolemy, The

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celtic people roman pannonia eravisci name civitas pliny ptolemy transdanubia among southern forest south north mócsy known inferior hercynian word

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Hercuniatesrelated to GeographyThe Hercuniates0.60section
Hercuniatesrelated to GeographyHungary0.60section
Hercuniatesrelated to GeographyTransdanubia0.60section
Hercuniatesrelated to GeographySomogy0.60section
Hercuniatesrelated to GeographyTolna0.60section
Hercuniatesrelated to GeographyBaranya0.60section
Hercuniatesrelated to GeographyIn0.60section
Hercuniatesrelated to GeographyPliny0.60section
Hercuniatesrelated to GeographyPtolemy0.60section
Hercuniatesrelated to GeographyEravisci0.60section
Hercuniatesrelated to GeographyAquincum0.60section
Hercuniatesrelated to GeographyBudapest0.60section

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