- Ljubljana, Maribor, Velenje, and the
Central Sava Valley.
Celje was
known as
Celeia during the
Roman period.
Early attestations of the name
during or following...
- "Aurora Data Sheet". Taish, Bostjan. "Bobek Data Sheet". Taish, Bostjan. "
Celeia Data Sheet". "Humulus
lupulus 'Aureus' AGM". RHS
Plant Selector.
Royal Horticultural...
- The
Romans established posts at
Emona (Ljubljana),
Poetovio (Ptuj), and
Celeia (Celje); and
constructed trade and
military roads that ran
across Slovene...
-
Saint Maximilian of
Lorch (also:
Maximilian of
Celeia, Latin: Maximili****) (died 12
October 288) was a
missionary in the
Roman province of Nori****. He...
- Smid, Katarina. "The
Mythological Battle Scene on a
Funerary Stele from
Celeia:
Menelaus Saving the Body of Patroclus?". {{cite journal}}: Cite journal...
-
Reliogione Celtiche: A cura di
Antonio Sartori" [Celtic
divinities from
Celeia and its territory: who were the dedicators?].
Quaderni di Acme. 104. CISALPINO:...
-
towns located in present-day
Slovenia include Nauportus (now Vrhnika),
Celeia (now Celje),
Neviodunum (now the
village of Drnovo) and
Poetovio (now Ptuj)...
- Klagenfurt),
Teurnia (near
Spittal an der Drau),
Flavia Solva (near Leibnitz),
Celeia (Celje) in today's Slovenia,
Juvavum (Salzburg),
Ovilava (Wels), Lauria****...
-
introduced in
September 2015. An ale made with 5
varieties of hops (admiral,
celeia, topaz, challenger, and cascade). It is
packaged in cans with a nitrogen...
- near
Carnuntum in the Nori**** province,
headed southwest past Poetovio,
Celeia, Emona, Nauportus, and
reached Patavium and
Aquileia at the
Adriatic coast...
