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Lacobriga (Laccobriga or
Lacóbriga (Lacobrica in Latin)) was an
ancient town of
Celtic origin,
usually identified as the
predecessor of the
current city...
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Lagos (pronounced [ˈlaɣuʃ] ; Proto-Celtic: *
Lacobriga) is a city and muni****lity at the
mouth of
Bensafrim River and
along the
Atlantic Ocean, in the...
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Municipium Lacobriga (Lagos, Portugal), 37°6′10″N 8°40′22″W / 37.10278°N 8.67278°W / 37.10278; -8.67278 (Municipium
Lacobriga)
Coloniae and Municipia...
- also
highly prized in Rome, and was
shipped directly from the
harbour of
Lacobriga (Lagos). A
former Roman garum factory can be
visited in the
Baixa area...
- by Sertorius. When
Sertorius learned of Metellus'
intention to
siege Lacobriga,
Sertorius supplied the city in response, and then
prepared to meet Metellus...
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named Lacobriga,
combining both the
nature of the area and the name of its founder.
Father João
Baptista Carvalho estimated that the city of
Lacobriga had...
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These Indo-European tribes,
Celtic or pre-Celtic,
created a
settlement in
Lacóbriga (today's Lagos) in the year 1899 BC. The
Algarve region came
under Roman...
- Conímbriga Dipo
Ebora Eburobrittium Egiptania Equabona Guimaranis Ipses Lacobriga Lame****
Lancobriga Lorica Malateca Metallum Vipascense Miróbriga Mondobriga...
- *ebora- 'plural
genitive of the word
eburos (trees)'.
Lacobriga, Algarve, Portugal : from
Celtic *
Lacobriga- 'Lake of Briga'.[citation needed] Băișoara and...
- It is the
vestiges of an old
fortified settlement, also
identified as
Lacóbriga,
occupied since the
Second Iron Age,
between the end of the 4th century...
