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Licates

The Licates (Gaulish: *Licatis 'those of the Licca' or 'those of the rock') were a Gallic tribe dwelling in the upper valley of the Lech river during the Iron Age and the Roman period.

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Licates

Nodes22
Edges21
Triples39
Avg. degree1.91
Density0.090909
Components1

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Licates

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related to Geography · 15
Licates → Auerberg, Bernbeuren, Cosuanetes, Damasia, Estiones, Gaulish, Genauni, Its, Lech, Licca, The Barrington Atlas, The Licates, Their, They, Vindelici
related to Name · 15
Licates → According, AD, Bernardo Stempel, Celtic, Lech, Licca, Likátioi, Likátoi, One, Patrizia, Pliny, Ptolemy, Strabo, The, They
related to history · 9
Licates → AD, Alpine, BC, Elder, Pliny, Roman, Rome, They, Tropaeum Alpium

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lech name ad river gaulish 'those licca' upper valley roman pliny gallic mentioned 1st ethnic licca modern word one licatis

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Licatesrelated to GeographyThe Licates0.60section
Licatesrelated to GeographyLech0.60section
Licatesrelated to GeographyLicca0.60section
Licatesrelated to GeographyThe Barrington Atlas0.60section
Licatesrelated to GeographyEstiones0.60section
Licatesrelated to GeographyGenauni0.60section
Licatesrelated to GeographyCosuanetes0.60section
Licatesrelated to GeographyThey0.60section
Licatesrelated to GeographyVindelici0.60section
Licatesrelated to GeographyTheir0.60section
Licatesrelated to GeographyDamasia0.60section
Licatesrelated to GeographyAuerberg0.60section

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