- The
Quariates or
Quadiates were a
Gallic tribe dwelling in the
valley of Queyras, in the Alps,
during the Iron Age. They are
mentioned as
Quariates (var...
- this more
archaic language was
brought latest, by a
migration of the
Quariates from south-east Gaul, is
inherently improbable.
Graves 1948, p.48 & p...
- of the
Oxubii and that of the
Ligauni above whom are the Suetri, the
Quariates and the Adunicates. On the
coast we have Antipolis, a town with Latian...
-
Orobii - in the
northern Italian Alpine valleys of Bergamo, Como and
Lecco Quariates – in
Southern Gaul
Reieni / Reii - in
Southern Gaul Sal****i (Gallo-Ligurian...
-
Orobii - in the
northern Italian Alpine valleys of Bergamo, Como and
Lecco Quariates – in
Southern Gaul
Reieni / Reii - in
Southern Gaul Sal****i (Gallo-Ligurian...
- Kingdom.
Their territory was
located north of the Caturiges, west of the
Quariates, east of the Tricorii,
south of the Segovii.
Their chief town was known...
- valley. They are
mentioned by
Pliny as
living near the
Suetrii and the
Quariates,
north of the
Oxybii and Ligauni. On the
coast too are
Athenopolis of...
- this more
archaic language was
brought latest, by a
migration of the
Quariates from south-east Gaul, is
inherently improbable. O'Rahilly,
Thomas Francis...
- Charve).
During antiquity the area was
inhabited by
Gallic people called Quariates by the
Romans whose name is
probably formed from a
Celtic root meaning...
-
territory was
located south of the Belaci,
north of the
Brigianii and
Quariates, and east of the Ucenni. The
settlement of Ad
Fines (modern Fenils) may...
