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- Vindelici abstract "The Vindelici were a Celtic people in antiquity. Their territory was known to the Romans as Vindelicia; its boundaries were to be the Danube and Germanic limes to the north, the Inn (Œnus) to the east, Raetia to the south, and the Helvetii to the west. These lands today comprise northeastern Switzerland, southeastern Baden, and southern Württemberg and Bavaria. Their chief town is assumed to have been the oppidum at Manching before the Romans; after the Roman conquest, the tribe's capital was moved to Augusta Vindelicorum (\"Augusta of the Vindelici\", modern Augsburg).Most modern scholars consider the Vindelici to have been Celts, albeit with a heavy mutual influence of their non-Celtic neighbours, the Raeti. The Vindelici's material culture was part of the La Tène culture commonly associated with the Celts. Little of the language of the Vindelici has survived, although place names suggest that they most probably spoke a variety of Gaulish, like the neighbouring Boii and Norici. One possible etymology of \"Vindelici\" is the Celtic prefix *windo-, cognate to Irish find- 'white'. The name of the Vindelician town of Cambodunum (today Kempten) is apparently derived from the Celtic cambo dunon: \"fortified place at the river bend\" . One classical source, Servius' commentary on Virgil's Aeneid, says on the contrary that the Vindelicians were originally Liburnians – a non-Celtic Indo-European people from the northeastern shores of the Adriatic (modern Croatia). Together with the neighbouring tribes, the Vindelici were subjugated by Tiberius in 15 BC. The Augustan inscription of 12 BC on the Tropaeum Alpium mentions four tribes of the Vindelici among the defeated: the Cosuanetes, Rucinates, Licates, and Catenates.Towards the end of the 1st century AD, the region of the Vindelici was included in the province of Raetia. Horace alludes to them in his fourth book of Odes, describing the eagle's first flight, a long metaphor that reveals itself at last as a compliment to Drusus:videre Raeti bella sub AlpibusDrusum gerentem Vindelici↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑".
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- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Adriatic_Sea.
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Aeneid.
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Ancient_Rome.
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Augsburg.
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Baden.
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Bavaria.
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Boii.
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Category:Gauls.
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Category:History_of_Bavaria.
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Category:Late_Antiquity.
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Croatia.
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Danube.
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Gaulish_language.
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Helvetii.
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Horace.
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Indo-European_(disambiguation).
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Inn_(river).
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Irish_language.
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Kempten.
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink La_Tène_culture.
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Liburnians.
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Limes_Germanicus.
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink List_of_Celtic_tribes.
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Manching.
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Material_culture.
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Maurus_Servius_Honoratus.
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Nero_Claudius_Drusus.
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Oppidum_of_Manching.
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Pfostenschlitzmauer.
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Raetia.
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Rhaetian_people.
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Switzerland.
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Taurisci.
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Tiberius.
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- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Viereckschanze.
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Virgil.
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink Württemberg.
- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLink File:Römische_Provinzen_im_Alpenraum_ca_14_n_Chr.png.
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- Vindelici wikiPageWikiLinkText "Vindelici".
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- Vindelici subject Category:Gauls.
- Vindelici subject Category:History_of_Bavaria.
- Vindelici subject Category:Late_Antiquity.
- Vindelici hypernym People.
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- Vindelici type Group.
- Vindelici type Group.
- Vindelici type People.
- Vindelici comment "The Vindelici were a Celtic people in antiquity. Their territory was known to the Romans as Vindelicia; its boundaries were to be the Danube and Germanic limes to the north, the Inn (Œnus) to the east, Raetia to the south, and the Helvetii to the west. These lands today comprise northeastern Switzerland, southeastern Baden, and southern Württemberg and Bavaria.".
- Vindelici label "Vindelici".
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- Vindelici sameAs Vendéliques.
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- Vindelici sameAs Vindelici.
- Vindelici sameAs m.01yw19.
- Vindelici sameAs Винделики.
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- Vindelici wasDerivedFrom Vindelici?oldid=703002294.
- Vindelici depiction Vindelici_coinage_5th_1st_century_BCE.jpg.
- Vindelici isPrimaryTopicOf Vindelici.