- The
Segontiaci were a
tribe of Iron Age
Britain in the
first century BCE. They are
known only from a
brief mention in the
writings of
Julius Caesar. They...
- tribes,
including the
Cenimagni (the
others being the Ancalites, the
Segontiaci, the
Bibroci and the C****i),
arrived at the
Roman camp to
treat for peace...
- Catuvellauni": the Ancalites, the Bibroci, the C****i, the Cenimagni, and the
Segontiaci, each with
their own "king" or chieftain. He
found their way of life to...
- and the
speed of his chariots. Five
British tribes, the Cenimagni, the
Segontiaci, the Ancalites, the
Bibroci and the C****i,
surrendered to
Caesar and revealed...
- Iceni)
Pretanoi (may
refer to
Britons as a
whole or a
singular tribe)
Segontiaci Roman client kingdoms in
Britain Cunliffe,
Barry (2005). Iron Age Communities...
-
British tribes,
including the C****i (the
others being the Ancalites, the
Segontiaci, the
Cenimagni and the Bibroci),
arrived at the
Roman camp to
treat for...
-
Trinovantes provided grain and hostages. Five
further tribes, the Cenimagni,
Segontiaci, Ancalites,
Bibroci and C****i,
surrendered to Caesar, and
revealed to...
- A
tribe of
similar name, the Parisii,
dwelt in
Paris region, France.
Segontiaci (mentioned by Caesar;
probably south-east England) (they may have been...
-
British tribes,
including the
Ancalites (the
others being the Bibroci, the
Segontiaci, the
Cenimagni and the C****i),
arrived at the
Roman camp to
treat for...
- "strong place".
There is no
evidence that the fort is
connected to the
Segontiaci, a
British tribe noted by
Julius Caesar.
Segontium was
founded by Agricola...
