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Sciri

The Sciri, or Scirians, were a Germanic people, who were first mentioned in the late 3rd century BC as participants in a raid on the city of Olbia near modern-day Odesa. Along with the Bastarnae, who are much more frequently mentioned, they are among the earliest, and most easterly, of the Germanic peoples mentioned by Greek or Roman authors.

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Sciri

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related to history · 57
Sciri → After, Anthemius, Bastarnae, BC, Black Sea, By, Celtic, Constantinople, East Germanic, Eastern Roman Emperor Zeno, Elder, Galatians, Germanic, Great, He, Heruli, Hirri, Historian Roger Batty, In, In AD
related to Independent kingdom · 39
Sciri → AD, After, Ardaric, Attila, Attila's, Bakodpuszta, Battle, Constantinople, Edeko, Gepids, Germanic, Goffart, Goths, He, Heather, Heruli, Hun, Hungary, Hunnic, Huns
related to The Sciri under Hunnic rule · 22
Sciri → AD, Anatolia, Carpi, Castra Martis, Codex Theodosianus, Danube, Here, Hunnic, Huns, In, In AD, Middle Danube, Roman, Roman Balkans, Roman Empire, Sometime, The Sciri, Theodosius, These, They
related to Classification · 18
Sciri → Alans, Burgundians, East Germanic, Gepids, Germanic, Germanic Alans, Gothic, Goths, Heruli, In, Like, More, On, Procopius, Roman, Rugii, The Sciri, Vandals
related to Language · 14
Sciri → East Germanic, Germanic, Germanic-speaking, Goths, However, Hun, Huns, In, Maenchen-Helfen, More, Odoacer, Odoacer's, Some, The Sciri
related to Name · 12
Sciri → Bastarnae, Germanic, Germanischen Altertumskunde, Gothic, Herwig Wolfram, In, Reallexikon, Rudolf Much, Since, Steppe, The Reallexikon, This
related to Culture · 5
Sciri → Germanic, Herwig Wolfram, Historians Reinhard Wenskus, Juthungi, Rugii

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germanic roman ad odoacer century edeko peoples rugii goths believed huns heruli also name bastarnae ostrogoths east danube kingdom empire

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Herwig Wolfram have often accepted this latter racial ideainstance ofIn more recent times scholars0.80text
interpreting the name Sciri to meaninstance ofIn more recent times scholars0.80text
Scheyerninstance ofWolfgang Haubrichs gives examples0.80text
the Rugiiinstance ofand that similar practices were followed by other Germanic peoples0.80text
Juthungiinstance ofand that similar practices were followed by other Germanic peoples0.80text
Scirirelated to ClassificationThe Sciri0.60section
Scirirelated to ClassificationGermanic0.60section
Scirirelated to ClassificationMore0.60section
Scirirelated to ClassificationGoths0.60section
Scirirelated to ClassificationVandals0.60section
Scirirelated to ClassificationHeruli0.60section
Scirirelated to ClassificationRugii0.60section

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