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Orobii

The Orobii or Oromobii (also Orobi or Orumbovii) were an ancient Celtic people who dwelt around present-day Como and Bergamo during the Iron Age. They are usually classed as Celtic and associated with the Golasecca culture, alongside the Laevi, Lepontii, and Insubres, although their ultimate origin was already a matter of uncertainty in antiquity. An…

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Geography

CenomaniSerioSottoceneriTicinoGallianates
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History

GallicPoLa TèneOppidumEtruscans
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Name

Cato the ElderPliny the ElderForum LiciniParreGaulish
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Settlement and material culture

GrisonsLavinium
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Settlement and material culture

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Orobii

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Edges49
Triples78
Avg. degree1.96
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related to Name · 24
Orobii → BC, Bergamo, Cato, Celtic, Como, Elder, Forum Licini, Gaulish, In Pliny's, It, Orb, Orbia, Orge, Origines, Orobia, Orobis, Oromobiorum, Orumboviorum, Parra, Parre
related to history · 20
Orobii → BC, Bergamo, Bergomum, Celtic, Etruscan, Etruscans, Gallic, Golasecca, Insubres, Italy, Its, La Tène Gauls, Laevi, Lepontii, Modern, Po, The, This, Together, Veneti
related to Geography · 19
Orobii → Anesiates, Aneuniates, Ausuciates, Bergamo, Bromanenses, Camunni, Cenomani, Como, Gallianates, Gennanates, Insubres, Serio, Subinates, Swiss, The Orobii, The Sottoceneri, Their, Ticino, Trumplini
related to Early modern reception · 15
Orobii → Annio, Antiquarian, Antiquitates, Bergamo, Cenomani, Cenomanorum, De, Gaulish Cenomani, Giovanni Crisostomo Zanchi, In, Italy, Latin, Orobiorum, The, Viterbo

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bergamo bc culture century bergomum early como ancient golasecca celtic parra settlement modern late age centre insubres gallic material lay

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Orobiirelated to Early modern receptionIn0.60section
Orobiirelated to Early modern receptionBergamo0.60section
Orobiirelated to Early modern receptionThe0.60section
Orobiirelated to Early modern receptionGiovanni Crisostomo Zanchi0.60section
Orobiirelated to Early modern receptionLatin0.60section
Orobiirelated to Early modern receptionDe0.60section
Orobiirelated to Early modern receptionOrobiorum0.60section
Orobiirelated to Early modern receptionCenomanorum0.60section
Orobiirelated to Early modern receptionGaulish Cenomani0.60section
Orobiirelated to Early modern receptionAntiquarian0.60section
Orobiirelated to Early modern receptionAntiquitates0.60section
Orobiirelated to Early modern receptionAnnio0.60section

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