The Catubrini were a
Gallic tribe dwelling in
Cadore (
Veneto
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) during the
Roman period
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.
Name
They are mentioned as ''Catubrinorum'' on inscriptions.
Geography
The Catubrini lived in the region of
Cadore (''Catubrium''), in the upper valley of the
Piave river, north of
Bellunum. Their territory was located south of the
Saevates, west of the
Ambilici and
Carni, north of the
Misquilenses, east of the
Tuliassi.
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References
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Historical Celtic peoples
Gauls
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