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Lingones

The Lingones (Latin: Lingones; Ancient Greek: Λίγγωνες) were a Gallic people who dwelt on the Langres plateau, around the upper courses of the Seine and the Marne, during the Iron Age and the Roman period. A group bearing the same name settled in Cisalpine Gaul, in the plain of the Po, during the Gallic migrations into northern Italy.

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Lingones

Nodes126
Edges125
Triples154
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.015873
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related to Roman period · 38
Lingones → AD, Batavian, Batavian Julius Civilis, Caesar, During, Flavian, Flavians, Galba, Galliarum, Gallic, It, Julius Caesar, Julius Classicus, Julius Sabinus, Julius Tutor, Latin, Lingon, Otho, Pliny, Quintus Petillius Cerialis
related to Geography · 28
Lingones → Aedui, Alesia, Aube, Between, Burgundy, Côte-d'Or, French, Haute-Marne, It, Its, Langres, Leuci, Mandubii, Marie-Thérèse Raepsaet-Charlier, Marne, Mediterranean, Meuse, Michel Reddé, North Sea, Paris Basin
related to Religion · 21
Lingones → Augustan, Bellona, Bourg, Gaulish, Langres, Lingon, Litavis, Mars, Mars Cicolluis, Mâlain, Nero, Rhine, Roman, Romana, Saints-Geosmes, Senones, That, The, Tricasses, Vetera
related to Settlement and material culture · 18
Lingones → AD, AND, Andemantunnum, As, BC, Champigny-lès-Langres, Excavations, From, Gallic, La Tène, Langres, Lingon, Lingonae, Lingonum, Roman, The, The Gallic, Their
related to Attestations · 14
Lingones → AD, BC, Caesar, Cisalpine, Díngones, Líggōnes, Lóngōnes, Pliny, Polybius, Ptolemy, Strabo, Tacitus, The, They
related to Gallic Wars · 14
Lingones → At, BC, Bellovaci, Bibracte, Caesar, Gaul, Helvetii, In, Julius Caesar, Remi, Roman, Rome, They, Vercingetorix
related to Cisalpine Lingones · 11
Lingones → BC, Boii, Cispadane Gaul, Ferrara, Gallic, Italy, Livy, Po, The Lingones, Their, They
related to Etymology · 9
Lingones → AD, Gallic, It, Langres, Lingonum, Old Irish, Proto-Celtic, The, The Gaulish

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langres gallic civitas roman town lingon name north bc territory among modern ad julius local period pagus capital people 70

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Vertaultinstance oftogether with a number of secondary agglomerations0.80text
Lingonesrelated to AttestationsThey0.60section
Lingonesrelated to AttestationsLíggōnes0.60section
Lingonesrelated to AttestationsPolybius0.60section
Lingonesrelated to AttestationsBC0.60section
Lingonesrelated to AttestationsCaesar0.60section
Lingonesrelated to AttestationsPliny0.60section
Lingonesrelated to AttestationsAD0.60section
Lingonesrelated to AttestationsTacitus0.60section
Lingonesrelated to AttestationsDíngones0.60section
Lingonesrelated to AttestationsStrabo0.60section
Lingonesrelated to AttestationsLóngōnes0.60section

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