Cantabri - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Cantabri - a tribe living on the north coast of Spain
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Athen_14.658 are cured, equal to the Cantabrian hams.' The comic poet
Cassiod:Chr_729 consuls, Caesar conquered the Cantabri, Germans, and Sala
Cassiod:Chr_730 these consuls, the Astures and Cantabri were conquered by
Festus:Brev_5 timately, too, the Cantabrians and Asturians, who, relying
Hieron:Chron_1997 [not in Ar.] A revolt of the Cantabri was suppressed.
Oros_1.2.70 as the territory of the Cantabri and the Astures; from this
Oros_5.7 lands of the Vaccaei and Cantabri. 3 For a period of
Oros_6.8 army of the Aquitani and Cantabri - fifty thousand of the
Oros_6.20 when he had brought the Cantabrian War to an end and
Oros_6.21 away this reward from his Cantabrian victory: he could now order
Plin:HN_4.111 the nine states of the Cantabri, the river Sauga, the port
Plin:HN_34.149 In the coastal part of Cantabria washed by the Atlantic there
Plin:HN_34.158 the neighbouring country of Cantabria has large quantities of

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