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guerrilla warfare.
Sertorius successfully sieged the
native city of
Contrebia in that year. Afterward, he
called together representatives of the Iberian...
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Botorrita plaques are four
bronze plaques discovered in
Botorrita (Roman
Contrebia Belaisca), near Zaragoza, Spain,
dating to the late 2nd
century BC, known...
- root
meaning p****ion or conflict. Macrobius, Saturnalia, Book I, XIX
Contrebia Belaisca (Botorrita, Zaragoza) I. El
bronce con
alfabeto "ibérico" de...
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artefacts found there, such as the
Botorrita plaques. The
Romans knew it as
Contrebia Belaisca (the
first probably Celtiberian from *kom- + *treb(h) "the gathering...
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spring rains prevented the
Celtiberians from
relieving the
Roman siege of
Contrebia).
Through the 2nd
century AD warm
temperatures dominated particularly...
- banners.
Quintus Fulvius Flaccus then
marched across ****ania and went to
Contrebia. A
Celtiberian army was sent to
protect the city, but due to the intense...
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southern neighbors of the
Vascones were the Celtiberians, with
their city,
Contrebia Leucade.
Pliny the Elder, on his work
Natural History,
mentioned a text...
- Vettones).
Quintus Fulvius then
marched through ****ania and went to
Contrebia (
Contrebia Belaisca near Botorrita, in the
province of Zaragoza). The townsfolk...
- 37333; -0.43222
Colonia Victrix Iulia Lépida
Celsa Contrebia Belaisca Contrebia Belaisca/
Contrebia 41°30′47″N 1°1′37″W / 41.51306°N 1.02694°W / 41...
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Nertobriga (La
Almunia de Doña
Godina – Zaragoza;
Celtiberian mint: Nertobis),
Contrebia Belaisca (Zaforas de
Botorita – Zaragoza;
Celtiberian mint: Contebacom...
