Leuci

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The Leuci were an ancient Gallic tribe of northeastern Gaul, known from Roman sources as neighbors of the Sequani and inhabitants of the region around modern-day Lorraine in France.

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Leuci canonical 4

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Statements (38)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Celtic people
ancient Gallic tribe
archaeologicalEvidence oppida and rural settlements in Lorraine region
attestedInSource Roman sources
borderedBy Lingones to the west or southwest
Mediomatrici to the northwest
Sequani to the south or southeast
capital Tullum Leucorum
capitalPresentDay Toul
capitalPresentDayCountry France
culture La Tène culture
disappearanceAsDistinctGroup late antiquity through assimilation into Gallo-Roman population
economy agriculture
metalworking
salt trade
ethnicGroupOf Gaul
knownFromAuthor Julius Caesar
Pliny the Elder
Ptolemy
locatedIn Gallia Belgica
northeastern Gaul
region of modern-day Lorraine
locatedInPresentDay France
locatedNearRiver Moselle
linked to: Moselle River
militaryRole provided auxiliary troops to Roman army
neighborOf Sequani
partOf Gaul
politicalStatusInEmpire civitas of Gallia Belgica
regionCenter upper Moselle valley
linked to: Upper Mosel
religion Celtic polytheism
religiousPractice later syncretism with Roman gods
veneration of local Celtic deities
romanization adopted Roman material culture and institutions
romanProvince Gallia Belgica
spokeLanguage Gaulish
timePeriod Iron Age
Roman period
linked to: Roman Antiquity
underRomanRule yes

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Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Sequani neighboringTribe Leuci
Lingones neighbouringTribe Leuci
subject linked to: Lingones (ancient Gallic tribe)