- The
Pellendones, also
designated Pelendones Celtiberorum and Cerindones, were an
ancient pre-Roman
Celtic people living on the
Iberian Peninsula. From...
-
Burgos and Soria). The area was once
occupied by pre-Roman Berones,
Pellendones and Vascones.
After partial recapture from the
Muslims in the
early tenth...
- directions, the
demarcation is less clear. Most
scholars include the Arevaci,
Pellendones, Belli, ****i and
Lusones as
Celtiberian tribes, and
occasionally the...
- was
inhabited by the Morgobos, Turmodigi,
Berones and
perhaps also the
Pellendones, the last
inhabitants of the
northern part of the
Celtiberian region...
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crossing of the
river Duero.
Pliny the
Elder counts it as a city of the
Pellendones, but
other authors, like
Strabo and
Ptolemy place it
among the Arevaci...
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tribes living in east
central Hispania,
among which we can name the
Pellendones, the Arevaci, the Lusones, the ****i and the Belli)
against the presence...
- Lusones –
Western Zaragoza (province),
Eastern Guadalajara (Spain).
Olcades Pellendones/Cerindones, in high
Duero river course (Numantia) and
neighbouring mountains...
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Turmodigi / C7: Autrigones-Caristii / C8:
Varduli / C9:
Berones C10:
Pellendones / C11:
Belli / C12:
Lusones / C13:
Titii / C14:
Olcades / C15: Arevaci...
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province Muro de Ágreda, a
Roman colonia on the
former territory of the
Pellendones in
Hispania Terraconensis province,
founded by Augustus,
later in the...
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Romans forcibly disbanded the
Celtiberian confederacy and
allowed the
Pellendones' and
Uraci to
regain their independence from the Arevaci, who were now...
