- pre-Roman times, it was the
capital of the
Turmodigi tribe,
under the name
Segisama.
During the
reign of
first Roman emperor Augustus, the town was the headquarters...
-
Cantabrian Wars (27–19 BC).
Augustus himself resided from 27 to 26 BC at
Segisama (modern Sasamón, Burgos), and at Tarraco,
where he
received an emb****y...
-
soldiers in
total – were
needed to
subdue the region.
Augustus moved to
Segisama (modern Sasamon, Burgos) in 26 BC to
supervise the
campaign in person....
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inscription NIMIDI FIDUENEARUM HIC < *widu-gen-yā. But
Celtiberian place name
SEGISAMA and
personal name
mezukenos show
preservation of /g/. *-lw- and *-rw- become...
- gold mines.
Tritium Magallum (Tricio in Rioja).
Lucus Augusti (Lugo).
Segisama (Sasamon Burgos) to
control the main
Roman Via of
access to Aquitania....
-
started his
campaign in 26 BC
after having established his
quarters in
Segisama (today's Sasamon, in the
province of Burgos), the
capital of the Turmodigi...
- Culture’ of the Vaccei. In the 2nd
Century BC they
established a
state with
Segisama, also
named Segisamone or
Segisamum (Sasamón – Burgos;
Celtiberian mint:...
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Diocese of Saetabis,
Diocese of Sasabe,
Diocese of Segia,
Diocese of
Segisama,
Diocese of Telde,
Diocese of Tucci,
Diocese of Urci,
Diocese of Ursona...
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battle was won
decisively by the
powerful Legio IV Macedonica,
mustered in
Segisama Iulia (Sasamón), as a
prelude to the
eventual ****ault on
Castro de Monte...
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Thracia Sebela Sebennytus Seert (Chaldean
Catholic Church)
Segermes Segia Segisama Seina Sela
Selemselae Selendeta Seleucia in
Isauria Seleucia Ferrea Seleucia...
