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59:Rauatonium
49:in modern
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647:Ordovices
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112:The Dagda
102:*Ekwidios
73:The name
69:Etymology
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662:Selgovae
642:Novantae
607:Dumnonii
587:Decantae
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551:Coritani
541:Carvetii
531:Cantiaci
417:26 April
393:, 2005.
314:, 2005.
262:Archived
161:See also
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122:Language
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63:Southend
41:c. 150.
687:Taexali
677:Smertae
672:Silures
602:Dobunni
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521:Caereni
434:(2004)
405:Ptolemy
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