- The
Weser (pronounced [ˈveːzɐ] ) is a
river of
Lower Saxony in north-west Germany. It
begins at
Hannoversch Münden
through the
confluence of the Werra...
- were an
ancient Germanic tribe whose homeland was near the
upper Weser (
Visurgis) river. They
lived in
central and
northern Hesse and
southern Lower Saxony...
-
commander we know of is
named Chariovalda, who led a
charge across the
Vīsurgis (Weser)
river against the
Cherusci led by
Arminius during the campaigns...
- (Viadua, Viadrua, Odera)
Visurgis Weser Germania 53°32′08″N 8°33′56″E / 53.535556°N 8.565556°E / 53.535556; 8.565556 (
Visurgis)
Vistula Vistula (Wisła...
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urahoroensis F.Akiba Thal****iosira
variabilis I.V.Makarova Thal****iosira
visurgis Hustedt Thal****iosira
vulnifica (Gombos)
Fenner Thal****iosira
webbii D...
- the Rhine. He
first subdued the Usipetes, and then
marched east to the
Visurgis (Weser River). Then, he p****ed
through the
territory of the Cherusci, whose...
- From
there he
proceeded to the
country of the Cherusci, and
crossing the
Visurgis,
advanced as far as the Albis,
pillaging everything on his way. The Albis...
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exeuntium Danuvius et Rhod****, in
Rhenum Moenis et Lupia, in
oceanum Amissis,
Visurgis et
Albis clarissimi Georgiev,
Vladimir Ivanov Georgiev (1981). Introduction...
-
coordinates actually suggest a site
northeast of the
mouth of the
river Visurgis (Weser). In Ptolemy's time the
Chauci lived in the area now
called North-Western...
- Amisius, or Ems, now in Germany. The next
river in that
direction is the
Visurgis,
which is the
Weser River.
Ptolemy said that the
Rhine had
three mouths...
