- The
Sicani or
Sicanians were one of
three ancient peoples of
Sicily present at the time of
Phoenician and Gr**** colonization. The
Sicani dwelt east of...
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language (also
called Paleosardinian, Protosardic,
Nuraghic language)
Sicanian language Ligurian language (perhaps Indo-European)
Other propositions are...
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wanderers shall dwell in the isle of
Melita near Othronus,
round which the
Sicanian wave laps
beside Pachynus,
grazing the
steep promontory that in
after time...
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became the next
tribe to join the
Sicanians on Sicily. No
evidence survives of
warring between tribes, but the
Sicanians moved eastwards when the Elymians...
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Iberian language of the
Iberian peninsula Ligurian North Picene language Sicanian language Pre-Gr****
substrate Minoan Eteocretan may be a
descendant of Minoan...
- were
tribes known to the
ancient Gr****
writers as the Elymians, the
Sicanians, and the Sicels, the last
being an Indo-European-speaking
people of possible...
- themselves. For
Aetna cried aloud, and
Trinacia cried, the seat of the
Sicanians,
cried too
their neighbour Italy, and
Cyrnos therewithal uttered a mighty...
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Picene (Picene of Novilara); N4, Ligurian; N5, Nuragic; N6, Elymian; N7,
Sicanian; C1, Lepontic; C2, Gaulish; I1,
South Picene; I2, Umbrian; I3, Sabine;...
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experiencing important periods of independence, as
under the
indigenous Sicanians, Elymians, Sicels, the Gr****-Siceliotes (in
particular Syracuse with its...
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language (also
called Paleosardinian, Protosardic,
Nuraghic language)
Sicanian language Sicel language Germanic substrate hypothesis Goidelic substrate...
