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argued that it is
linked to the
Illyrian Atintani as
according to him
Tyntenoi is an
Ionic form of
Atintani. The
ending -anes in
Doric Gr**** (-enes in...
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Atintani were a
tribe in Illyria,
north of Via Egnatia.
Appian (95 – 165 AD)
mentions them
close to Epi****us.
During the
Illyrian Wars, the
Atintani...
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Balkan Peninsula,
Southeastern Europe.
Antitani /
Atintanes /
Atintani? (Illyrian
Atintani) D****aretae (D****areti)?
Turboletae Amantini /
Amantes Andes...
- Here, the
Romans received delegations from many peoples,
including the
Atintani and Parthini, from whom a
formal surrender was accepted. At sea, the blockade...
- D. Woodard, Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press, p. 51. The
Illyrian Atintani, the
Epirotic Atintanes and the
Roman Protectorate N. G. L. Hammond, The...
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advances in
Illyria by land.
Keeping clear of the coast, he took D****aretis,
Atintani and Parthini, and the town of Dimale. He was
finally able to gain access...
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about the
years 225–222 BC,
Illyrian commander Demetrius detached the
Atintani tribe from
their alliance with Rome. Moreover, he
sailed south of Lissus...
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Paeonian but
later became Gr****. The coin
legend is Gr****: ΤΥΝΤΕΝΟΝ. The
Atintani seem to have
originated from the
obscure Tynteni.
Paeonia (kingdom) List...
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Celtic peoples of the Po (225-222 BC),
Demetrius detached the
Illyrian Atintani from
their Roman alliance. In addition, he
sailed south of
Lissus and engaged...
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Abteilung (RM). 127: 110–144. Hammond, N. G. L. (1989). "The
Illyrian Atintani, the
Epirotic Atintanes and the
Roman Protectorate". The
Journal of Roman...
