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Samnis or
Samnes may
refer to: An
inhabitant of Samnium, a
region of
southern Italy conquered by Rome in the 4th
century BC
Samnite (gladiator type), a...
- Vora
Samni is a
village located in
Vagra Taluka of
Bharuch District, Gujarat, India. v t e...
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Osama Elsamni (****anese: エルサムニー・オサマ, Erusamunī Osama; Arabic: أسامة السمني; born 29
September 1988) is an Egyptian-****anese
retired footballer who pla****...
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these colors such as
alternating yellow and black.
Gladiators such as the
samnis and the
hoplomachus also
probably wore
large feathered crests.
There is...
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fortress against the
Samnis tribes BC 296
Minturnae (Latium) BC 291
Venusia (Apulia)
colonia (20,000 male inhabitants) to
control the
Samnis tribes BC 290 Pinceum...
- had
become inappropriate for them to be
perceived as outsiders; and the
Samnis turns into a secutor,
while the
Gallus becomes a murmillo. "mirmillo". Oxford...
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soldier Samnite Wars, wars
between the
Roman Republic and the
Samnites Samnis (disambiguation) This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with...
- word Safen,
which later became Safin. From Safinim, Sabinus,
Sabellus and
Samnis, an Indo-European root can be extracted, *sabh-,
which becomes Sab- in Latino-Faliscan...
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Samnite (Latin
Samnis,
plural Samnites) was a
Roman gladiator who
fought with
equipment styled on that of a
warrior from Samnium: a
short sword (gladius)...
- of the Sabines, who were Umbrians. From Safinim, Sabinus,
Sabellus and
Samnis an Indo-European root can be extracted, *sabh-,
which becomes Sab- in Latino-Faliscan...
