-
stage boldly and
abruptly in the
Germania (Chapter 42) of
Tacitus as the
Naristi, with m****cript
variants of
Narisci and Varisti.
Perhaps the historical...
- success,
subjugating the
Marcomanni and
their allies, the
Varistae or
Naristi and the Cotini. This fact is
evident from the
adoption of the
title "Germanicus"...
-
several Germanic peoples,
including the Sciri, Heruli, Suebi, Alemanni,
Naristi,
Thuringi and Lombards. They
might also have
included non-Germanic Romance...
-
Sudini Teuriochaemae /
Teuriochaimai Triboci Varisti /
Varisci /
Narisci /
Naristi Victophalians /
Victofalians /
Victophali /
Victofali Zumi
Teutonari /...
- Elbe and
stretching across the
Danube into
Roman Rhaetia. Next came the
Naristi, the Marcomanni, and then the Quadi. The
Quadi are on the edge of greater...
- of the
tribal dimension:
entire peoples (such as Marcomanni,
Quadi and
Naristi, Vandals, Cotini, Iazigi, Buri, etc.), had
grouped together in coalitions...
-
cavalry Maximi****
killed a
Germanic chieftain named as "Valao,
chief of the
Naristi" with his own hand and was
publicly praised by the Emperor, who granted...
- success,
subjugating the
Marcomanni and
their allies, the
Varistae or
Naristi and the Cotini.
After the 172
campaigning season Marcus and
Commodus were...
