- The
Treveri (Gaulish: *Treweroi) were a
Germanic or
Celtic tribe of the
Belgae group who
inhabited the
lower valley of the
Moselle in
modern day Germany...
- 1st
century BC as
Augusta Treverorum ("The City of
Augustus among the
Treveri"),
Trier is
considered Germany's
oldest city. It is also the
oldest seat...
-
Celtic remains were
discovered in 1857. It was
around 100 BC that the
Treveri, one of the
Celtic tribes,
entered a
period of prosperity. They constructed...
-
Augusta Treverorum (Latin for "City of
Augustus in the Land of the
Treveri") was a
Roman city on the
Moselle River, from
which modern Trier emerged. The...
- deal of
cavalry in the
lands of the
Treveri (led by Indutiomarus). The
Germanic tribes had
promised aid to the
Treveri, and
Labienus realized that his relatively...
-
Indus was a
nobleman of the
Gaulish Treveri tribe. In 21 CE he
helped the
Romans put down a
rebellion of the
Treveri and Aedui.
Indus had a
personal vendetta...
-
confederation in the area. However, it also
included the
territories of the
Treveri, Mediomatrici, Leuci, Sequani, and
others who
Caesar did not explicitly...
-
named the
Celtic tribes inhabiting these exact regions collectively as the
Treveri. Many
examples of
archaeological evidence proving their existence in Luxembourg...
-
Apollo Grannus or
Apollo Borvo. She was
particularly worshipped by the
Treveri in the
Moselle Valley. The name of the
goddess was
written in
various ways:...
- The
adherents of the Hunsrück-Eifel
culture are also ****ociated with the
Treveri, a
Celtic tribe clearly do****ented in
later writings. A
comparatively large...
