- Jordanes, in his
Origins and
Deeds of the Goths,
describes the
Silures. The
Silures have
swarthy features and are
usually born with
curly black hair...
-
claimed a
prior official adoption of
Christianity include Osroene, the
Silures, and San Marino. See
Timeline of
official adoptions of Christianity. The...
-
lands were
located in present-day
North Wales and England,
between the
Silures to the
south and the
Deceangli to the north-east.
Unlike the
latter tribes...
- the
early 1830s. He
named the
sequences for a
Celtic tribe of Wales, the
Silures,
inspired by his
friend Adam Sedgwick, who had
named the
period of his...
- to the invaders. We next hear of him in Tacitus's Annals,
leading the
Silures and
Ordovices in what is now
Wales against the
Roman governor Publius Ostorius...
- the part of the
Silures can be
attributed to
their reaction to what
Peter Salway calls Ostorius' lack of
political judgment. The
Silures had been galvanised...
- the
Roman conquest of Britain,
Cardiff was part of the
territory of the
Silures – a
Celtic British tribe that
flourished in the Iron Age –
whose territory...
- The
Demetae are
mentioned in Ptolemy's Geographia, as
being west of the
Silures. He
mentions two of
their towns,
Moridunum (modern Carmarthen) and Luentinum...
- Seisyllt. The name may be
related to that of the
local Celtic tribe (the
Silures) and the
successor kingdom (Essyllwg).
Notable people with the
given name...
-
Silures de Bobo-Dioul****o was a Burkinabé
football club
based in Bobo-Dioul****o. In the
seventies it was the
leading team of the
Upper Volta. It went...
