- The
Grovii or
Gravii were an
ancient Gallaeci tribe who
inhabited the low
valley of the
Minho river,
present day
Portugal and
Galicia (Spain), and also...
-
their dwellers around 40 AD,
divided the
coastal Gallaeci in non-Celtic
Grovii along the
southern areas; the
Celtic peoples who
lived along the Rías Baixas...
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Among the
tribes or sub-divisions were the Bracari, Coelerni, Equaesi,
Grovii, Interamici, Leuni, Luanqui, Limici, Narbasi, Nemetati, Paesuri, Quaquerni...
- Alentejo;
Equaesi –
living in the most
mountainous region of
modern Portugal;
Grovii – a
mysterious tribe living in the
Minho valley;
Interamici –
living in...
- the
Grovii people,
Pomponius Mela
stated that all the
populi were
Celtic and
Cosus was not
worshipped there.
Pliny also
rejected that the
Grovii were...
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Porto District (Portuguese
District = County) west of the Tâmega.
Grovii / (Turodes
Grovii) –
Minho (Portugal) and
Galicia (Spain).
Iadones Interamici / Interamnici –...
- made
restlessly by the wife of the Galician." He
later also
mentions the
Grovii of
southern Galicia and
northwestern Portugal, with
their capital Tui, apart...
-
Ourense (Spain). Egi
Egovarri Equaesi –
Minho and Trás-os-Montes (Portugal).
Grovii –
Minho (Portugal) and
Galicia (Spain).
Iadones Interamici/Interamnici –...
-
there were many
named tribes: the Artabri, the Bracari, the Coelerni, the
Grovii, the Nemetati, etc. In the same way, at the end of the 18th century, Galicians...
- Sabor;
Equaesi -
living in the most
mountainous region of
modern Portugal;
Grovii - a
mysterious tribe living in the
Minho valley;
Interamici -
living in...
