- of Prussia.[citation needed] The
Eastern Galindians (East Galindian: *
Galindai, Russian: голядь, lit. 'Goliadj', from Old East
Slavic голѧдь golędĭ),...
-
Warmians (Wārmiai) (they
lived in
Warmia - Wārmi)
Western Galindians (
Galindai) (they
lived in
Western Galindia - Galinda)
Yotvingians (they
lived in...
-
geographer Ptolemy had
already written of two
Baltic tribe/nations by name, the
Galindai (Γαλίνδαι) and
Sudinoi (Σουδινοί), in the 2nd
century AD.
Lithuanian originated...
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Aroteres to the south-east.
Ptolemy in the 2nd
century AD
called the
people Galindai kai
Soudinoi (Σουδινοί).
Peter of
Dusburg called them
Galindite and Suduwite...
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Kallindia Galindo, Galinden,
Galynde Golina, Goleniów, Gołdap, Gołańcz
Galindai, Lit.
galas ‘end’[citation needed]
Kapisturia Kaplava Kapas-gals Kappegalin...
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nations mentioned by the Gr****
geographer Ptolemy in the 2nd
century AD as
Galíndai and Soudinoí (Γαλίνδαι, Σουδινοί).: 299 : 22
Peter of Dusburg, in his...
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original on 28 July 2019.
Retrieved 24
April 2024.
Until 14th century. "
galindai" [The Galindians]. Visuotinę lietuvių enciklopediją (in Lithuanian). Mokslo...
- Aestland.
Ptolemy in
Geographia gives the
names of two
Baltic tribes: "
Galindai" and "Soudinoi",
which he
localized east of the
lower Vistula, some distance...
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Dzhizhikrut Suites Formation Jur****ic
Gakkhinskaya Formation Paleogene Galindai Formation Permian Gamskaya Group/Yarenskian
Formation Tri****ic - Ganin...
