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Helvetii (Latin: Helvētiī [hɛɫˈweːti.iː], Gaulish: *Heluētī),
anglicized as
Helvetians, were a
Celtic tribe or
tribal confederation occupying most of the Swiss...
- and the
contrite sinner is pardoned.
Identification of the
Swiss as "
Helvetians" (Hélvetiens)
becomes common in the 18th century,
particularly in the...
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between Rome and the even more
feared Germanic tribes. In the
captured Helvetian camp
Caesar claims that a
census written in Gr**** was
found and studied:...
- The
Helvetic Republic (République helvétique (French);
Helvetische Republik (German);
Repubblica Elvetica (Italian)) was a
sister republic of
France that...
- of the
Roman Republic. In 61 BC, he
convinced the
Helvetians to
attempt to
migrate from
Helvetian territory to
southwestern Gaul (modern-day France)...
- It may also
refer to: a
Roman cognomen,
typically borne by
those of
Helvetian origin Helvidius,
sometimes written Helvetius,
author of a work written...
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Etruscan form of the
Celtic *(h)elvetios (“the
Helvetian”),
presumably referring to a man of
Helvetian descent living in Mantua.
After failing numerous...
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groupings appeared west of
Bohemia in
southern Germany, the
Alemanni (in the
Helvetian desert) and the
Bavarians (Baiuvarii). Many
Suebic tribes from the Bohemian...
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witnessing a
rendition of "Amazing Grace" by a
mysterious trumpeter of the
Helvetian Army.
Becoming a bugler, she is ****igned to the 1121st
Platoon stationed...
- 22
January 2010.
Retrieved 15
September 2022. "On Schwyzers,
Swiss and
Helvetians". admin.ch.
Archived from the
original on 5
August 2010. "Züritütsch,...
