-
historians have
suggested a
Celtic origin for the
Teutones. The
earliest classical writers classified the
Teutones as Celts; more generally, they did not distinguish...
- the
Teutones and
Ambrones battle,
staying inside a
fortified camp and
fighting off
their attempts to
storm it.
Failing to take his camp, the
Teutones and...
-
camped separately from the
Teutones. The
Ambrones were
defeated with
heavy losses and fled to
their Teutonic allies. The
Teutones halted their trek south...
- the
Cimbri and the
Teutons (
Teutones). It
ended in defeat, and near disaster, for the Romans. The
Cimbri and
Teutones left
their home
lands around the...
-
large migrating Germanic-Celtic
alliance headed by the
Cimbri and the
Teutones entered the
Roman sphere of influence. They
invaded Nori**** (located in...
- migration. In 113 BC the Cimbri-
Teutones confederation, led by
Boiorix the
Cimbric king and
Teutobod of the
Teutones,
defeated the Scordisci. The invaders...
-
consulship the
Cimbri and
Teutones marched south again and
threatened the Republic.
While Marius marched against the
Teutones in Gaul,
Catulus had to keep...
-
Boiorix became a king of the
Cimbri is not known. His people,
along with the
Teutones, left
their homelands around the
Baltic Sea in the
Jutland peninsula (known...
- to be the
outstanding characteristic of the Celtic/Germanic
called the
Teutones: a mad, merciless,
berserk rage in battle. The
Teutons met with the armies...
- of
German and
Gallic tribes,
which eventually included the Cimbri, the
Teutones, the Boii, the Tigurini, and the Ambrones,
undertook a m**** migration....
