"Edetani" meaning in Latin

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Noun

IPA: \e.deːˈtaː.niː\
  1. Peuple de la Tarraconaise.
    Sense id: fr-Edetani-la-noun-q5IdtlNS Categories (other): Exemples en latin
The following are not (yet) sense-disambiguated
Derived forms: Edetania
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    "Dérivé de Edeta, avec le suffixe -anus."
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          "ref": "Pline l'Ancien, Naturalis Historia, III",
          "text": "Nunc per singulos conventus reddentur insignia praeter supra dicta. Tarracone disceptant populi XLII, quorum celeberrimi civium Romanorum Dertosani, Bisgargitani ; Latinorum Ausetani, Ceretani qui Iuliani cognominantur et qui Augustani, Edetani, Gerundenses, Iessonienses, Teari qui Iulienses ; stipendiariorum Aquicaldenses, Aesonenses, Baeculonenses.",
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          "translation": "Maintenant j'exposerai par chaque juridiction ce qui est digne de remarque, outre les lieux déjà notés. A Tarragone viennent plaider 43 peuples, dont les plus célèbres sont : à droit romain, les Dertusans et les Bisgargitans ; à droit latin, les Ausetans, les Cerrétans ou Julians ou Augustans ; les Edétans, les Gerundenses, les Gessoriens, les Téares ou Juliens ; tributaires, les Aquicaldenses, les Onenses, les Baeculonenses. — (traduction)"
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