- Águeda (pronounced [ˈaɣɨðɐ] ) is a city and a muni****lity in Portugal.
According to the
Portuguese 2011 census, the muni****lity of Águeda had 47,729...
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Langobriga Talabriga Oppidum Vacca The ****uli Veteres,
translated as "Ancient ****uli" or "Old ****uli" were an
ancient pre-Roman
tribe of
present day...
- *dūno-) all
meaning "hill > hill-fort" or similar: Aviliobris, Letiobri,
Talabriga, Nemetobriga, Louciocelo, Tarbucelo, Caladunum, etc.
Others are superlative...
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Alacer Portus Cale
Portus Hannibalis Salacia Scalabis Sirpe Sinus Talabara Talabriga Tongobriga Tritium Tubucci Aurantes Veniatia Villa Euracini Vipasca Vissaium...
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inscriptions (Berisamo, Letiobri, Ercoriobri, Louciocelo, Olca, Serante,
Talabriga, Aviliobris, Meidunio, Durbede..),
through the
epithets of
local Gods...
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limicus ⊃ Talabrig(a) : Anceitos, son of Vacceos,
Limicus from
castle Talabriga The
known personal names used by
locals in
northern Gallaecia were largely...
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Seliobriga São
Martinho de
Pedrulhais in
Sepins Senabriga Seia
Talabriga Lamas do
Vouga Talabriga Ponte de Lima, Estourãos
Tameobriga near
Paiva and
Douro Terena...
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judicial authority and
imposed control. In this context, the
development of
Talabriga, one of the
capitals of the
three main
civitates that
divided the territory...
- captured. A
number of
towns submitted but then rebelled. One of them was
Talabriga.
Brutus ordered the
inhabitants to hand over the deserters, the prisoners...
- CALAMBRIGA, CONIMBRIGA, CORUMBRIGA, MIROBRIGA, NEMETOBRIGA, COELIOBRIGA,
TALABRIGA with
second element *brigā < Proto-Celtic *br̥g-ā < post-PIE *bʰr̥gʰ-ā...
