- The
Sentii (Gaulish: Sentioi) were a
small Gallic tribe dwelling around present-day Senez, in
southeastern France,
during the
Roman era. They are mentioned...
- as
suggested by the name of its dedicator,
Lucius Sentius Forensis, the
Sentii being well
attested to at Aquileia, but not in Nori****.
Ausonius (later...
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stesso tempo provasi debolezza alle estremità inferiori.
Questo effetto sentii io più volte, ed il
provarono il
signor prof.
Valerico Cauda prepartore...
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first mentioned in
history toward the end of the Republic. The
first of the
Sentii to
obtain the
consulship was
Gaius Sentius Saturninus, in 19 BC. The origin...
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third person of the
historic past in
verbs of the
third conjugation—compare
sentii (/senˈtiː/, "I felt/heard'), and sentì (/senˈti/, "he felt/heard"). Normally...
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south of the
Vergunni and
Sentii, west of the Nerusii, and
north of the Ligauni. On the west, they were
separated from the
Sentii and the Reii by the Verdon...
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Segobriges Segovi Segusini - in
Segusa (today's Susa, Piemonte)
Sentienes /
Sentii – Senez, in
Southern Gaul
Sigorii Sogiontii Suelteri /
Sueltri Suetrii Taurini –...
- [sentiˈget]
sentiguem [sentiˈgen]
sentiguetz [sentiˈge]
sentigueron [sentiˈgeɾu]
sentii [senˈtiji] sentís [senˈtis] sentí [senˈti]
sentim [senˈtim]
sentitz [senˈ****]...
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gives this example: "the
stems –tii and –'a are used in the
phrases nato
sentii and nato sen’a both of
which may be
translated broadly as "hand (me) the...
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Verdon river.
Their territory was
located north of the Suetrii, east of the
Sentii,
south of the
Eguiturii and Nemeturii, and west of the Ecdinii, Vesubiani...
