Gotini
The Gotini (in Tacitus), who are generally equated to the Cotini in other sources, were a Gaulish tribe living during Roman times in the mountains approximately near the modern borders of the Czech Republic and Slovakia. The spelling "Gotini" is only known from one classical source, the De Origine et situ Germanorum of Tacitus. Tacitus clearly distinguishes the Gotini from the similarly named Gotones, who he discussed in the immediately following passage.
Gotini
The Gotini (in Tacitus), who are generally equated to the Cotini in other sources, were a Gaulish tribe living during Roman times in the mountains approximately near the modern borders of the Czech Republic and Slovakia. The spelling "Gotini" is only known from one classical source, the De Origine et situ Germanorum of Tacitus. Tacitus clearly distinguishes the Gotini from the similarly named Gotones, who he discussed in the immediately following passage.
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Die in Latein Cotini genannten ...... s die Heeresfolge versprachen.
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I Cotini (Cotini in latino) er ...... nnonia a nord del fiume Drava.
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Kotynowie, Kotyni - plemię cel ...... plemię Cotini - w 223-251 n.e.
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Les Cotini ou Cotins étaient u ...... euple des Cotini — en 223-251.
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The Gotini (in Tacitus), who a ...... s Cotini" - the Cotini people.
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Котины — одно из кельтских или ...... млянам в борьбе с Маркоманами.
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Die in Latein Cotini genannten ...... s die Heeresfolge versprachen.
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I Cotini (Cotini in latino) er ...... nnonia a nord del fiume Drava.
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Kotynowie, Kotyni - plemię cel ...... iowozachodnia Słowacja) pobier
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Les Cotini ou Cotins étaient u ...... ov avec son centre à Havránok.
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The Gotini (in Tacitus), who a ...... immediately following passage.
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Котины — одно из кельтских или ...... млянам в борьбе с Маркоманами.
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Cotini
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Cotini
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Cotini
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Gotini
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Kotynowie
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Котины
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