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Warini

The Warini, Warni or Varni were one or more Germanic peoples who originally lived in what is now northern Germany, near the Baltic Sea and North Sea. In Old English they were apparently called Wærnas.

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Name and etymology

First century

Ptolemy

Late antiquity

The Thuringian law code

Mention in the Old English Widsith

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Warini

Nodes87
Edges86
Triples17
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.022989
Components1

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Warini

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related to Mention in the Old English Widsith · 8
Warini → Anglo-Saxon, Billing, Saxon Billung-family, The, The Warini, Werne, Widsith, Wærne

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warni name procopius also north mentioned ptolemy der one thuringians century called lived near sea east franks isbn rhine peoples

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Procopiusinstance ofIn fifth and sixth century Greek and Latin sources0.80text
Jordanes they are normally called the Warniinstance ofIn fifth and sixth century Greek and Latin sources0.80text
Uueringeuueinstance ofplacenames0.80text
Werenfeltinstance ofplacenames0.80text
and Hwerenofeld are believed to derive instead from the name of the rivers Werninstance ofplacenames0.80text
Querneinstance ofplacenames0.80text
or the personal name Werinarioinstance ofplacenames0.80text
Bedeinstance ofIn the 8th century sources0.80text
the Ravenna Cosmography use the terminstance ofIn the 8th century sources0.80text
Warinirelated to Mention in the Old English WidsithThe Warini0.60section
Warinirelated to Mention in the Old English WidsithAnglo-Saxon0.60section
Warinirelated to Mention in the Old English WidsithWidsith0.60section

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