- Age, even if the
traditional inception date
refers to the
foundation of
Pompaelo by
Pompey during the
Sertorian Wars
circa 75 BC.
During Visigothic rule...
-
controlled most of the
Iberian Peninsula. The city of
Pamplona (Latin:
Pompaelo; Basque: Iruña), had been the main city of the
indigenous Vasconic po****tion...
-
Vascones (in
Ancient Gr****: Ούασκώνων)
placing their main city, or polis, in
Pompaelo and as well Callagurris. Both cities, Kalágouris, one of the main cities...
-
Italy 95 BC
Confloenta Duratón
Spain 77 BC
Gerunda Girona Spain 74 BC
Pompaelo Pamplona Spain 73 BC
Naissus Niš
Serbia 62 BC
Brigantium A Coruña Spain...
- may have
developed from Oi****o. A
Roman road
linked this spot to
ancient Pompaelo all the way
through the
Saltus Vasconum (the
Vasconian wilderness), with...
- Provençal),
Pampeluna (Polish),
Pampeullona / P'amp'ŭllona - 팜플로나 (Korean)*,
Pompaelo (Latin), პამპლონა (Georgian),潘普洛纳(Chinese) Panevėžys Poniewież (Polish)...
-
Municipium Augustus Segontia Sigüenza,
Guadalajara Municipium Flavian dynasty Pompaelo Pamplona,
Navarra Municipium Julius Caesar Cara Santacara,
Navarra Andelos...
-
Under Pompey in the 1st
century BC, the
Romans stationed in and
founded Pompaelo (modern Pamplona, Iruñea in Basque) but
Roman rule was not consolidated...
-
Minorisa Manresa,
Catalonia Numantia Soria Oi****o Oiartzun,
Basque Country Pompaelo, Pampalona,
Pampelona Pamplona,
Navarre Salmantica Salamanca Segeda Belmonte...
- "Bidasoa") on
account of the road that
linked at
Roman times Basque town
Pompaelo with Oi****o,
which may have run
along the river. The
Bidasoa flows through...
