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Vestini (Latin:
Vestīni) were an
Italic tribe who
occupied the area of the
modern Abruzzo (central Italy),
included between the Gran S****o and the northern...
- Pentri, Caraceni, Caudini, Hirpini, Aequi, Fidenates, Hernici, Picentes,
Vestini, Morgeti, Sicels, Veneti);
Iapygians (Messapians, Daunians, Peucetians);...
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Iguvine Tablets, and in
inscriptions in the
territories of the Paeligni,
Vestini, and Sabines. She is
mentioned along with
Angerona in one inscription,...
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first applied by
Niebuhr and encomp****ed the Sabines, Marsi,
Marrucini and
Vestini.
Pliny in one p****age says the
Samnites were also
called Sabelli, and this...
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Civitas Danzica (Rapino), and the port of
Aternum (Pescara),
shared with the
Vestini. The
tribe is
first mentioned in
history as a
member of a
confederacy with...
- L'Aquila in the
Abruzzo region of
Italy In the 18th century, San
Demetrio ne'
Vestini was
ruled by Duke
Filippo Arcamone. His son
Vincenzo later became the last...
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Vestini, who
occupied the
region within current Abruzzo from Gran S****o to the
Adriatic Sea in east-central
Italy during that time.
Vestini is the...
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These are Alto Tirino, Casauria, Teate,
Terre dei Peligni, and
Terre dei
Vestini.
Montepulciano is
produced in all four
provinces of Abruzzo—L'Aquila, Chieti...
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medieval villages located in a
territory inhabited in
historic times by the
Vestini Italic tribe.
Church of San
Sebastiano Palazzo Santucci Rural churches...
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Carricini and Frentani, and, more generically, Osco-Umbrian Aequi, Praetutii,
Vestini, Marrucini,
Marsi and Peligni.
Considered strong warriors by
ancient writers...
