- the
sixth century BC, the
Oenotrians had been
absorbed into
other Italic tribes. A
likely derivation of the
ethnonym Oenotrian is the Gr**** oînos (οἶνος...
-
Italus or
Italos (from
Ancient Gr****: Ἰταλός) was a
legendary king of the
Oenotrians,
ancient people of
Italic origin who
inhabited the
region now
called Calabria...
-
geographical region. The region,
which is now
called Italy,
formerly held the
Oenotrians; some time
their king was Italus, and then they
changed their name to...
- Aurunci, Sidicini, Campanians, Frentani, Lucani, and
Bruttii Sicels Oenotrians,
including the Itali,
Morgetes Cisalpine Gauls — e.g., Insubres, Boii...
- to
Aristotle (Politics VII. 9), it
prevailed still earlier amongst the
Oenotrians of Calabria. The
syssitia in the
Carthginian constitution may have been...
-
Bronze Age. In the Iron Age the hill was the site of an
Oenotrian settlement. The
Oenotrians were
influenced by the
culture of the Gr****
colonists from...
-
inhabited before colonization by
several communities,
including the Ausones-
Oenotrians (vine-growers), who were the Italians, Morgetes, Sicels, and Chone. It...
- They also
influenced the
native peoples, such as the
Sicels and the
Oenotrians, who
became ****enised
after they
adopted the Gr****
culture as
their own...
- techniques.
Major tribes included the
Latins and
Falisci in Lazio; the
Oenotrians and
Italii in Calabria; the Ausones,
Aurunci and
Opici in Campania; and...
- land
occupied by the
Bruttii was
inhabited in the
earliest times by the
Oenotrians, a
native Italic tribe whose name
refers to winemaking, of
which the Conii...
