- The
Aquitani were a
tribe that
lived in the
region between the Pyrenees, the
Atlantic Ocean, and the Garonne, in present-day
southwestern France in the...
-
Rhine and the Seine), the
Celtae in the
center and in Armorica, and the
Aquitani in the southwest, the
southeast being already colonized by the Romans....
- The
Aquitanian language was the
language of the
ancient Aquitani, a
people living in
Roman times between the Pyrenees, the
Garonne river and the Atlantic...
-
listed at the end of this section.
There were more than
twenty tribes of
Aquitani, but they were
small and
lacking in repute; the
majority of the tribes...
-
Caesar divided the
people of
Gaulia Comata into
three broad groups: the
Aquitani;
Galli (who in
their own
language were
called Celtae); and Belgae. In the...
- Périgord, but the
earliest attested inhabitants in the south-west were the
Aquitani, who were not
considered Celtic people, but more akin to the
Iberians (see...
-
inhabitants of
Belgica were
called Belgae,
those of
Aquitania were
called Aquitani. The
inhabitants of the
Celtica region called themselves Celts in their...
- his
conquests (58–51 BC) as
divided into
three parts,
inhabited by the
Aquitani in the southwest, the
Gauls in the
biggest central part, who in
their own...
-
Aquitani,
tertiam qui
ipsorum lingua Celtae,
nostra Galli appellantur. Hi
omnes lingua, institutis,
legibus inter se differunt.
Gallos ab
Aquitanis Garumna...
- of the
Aquitani. When
Caesar conquered Gaul, he
found all the
region south and west of the
Garonne inhabited by a
people known as the
Aquitani, who were...
