See Euganeus in All languages combined, or Wiktionary
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"translation": "Dans l'intérieur de la dixième région, colonies, Crémone, Brixia, dans le territoire des Cenomans; chez les Vénètes, Ateste, et les villes d'Acelum, de Padoue, d'Opitergium, de Bellune, Vicence, et Mantoue, la seule ville transpadane qui reste des Étrusques. Caton pense que les Vénètes sont d'origine troyenne, et que les Céromans ont habité auprès de Marseille parmi les Volces. Puis viennent les gens de Feltre, les Tridentins, les Béruniens, dont les villes sont rhétiques; Vérone, qui appartient aux Rhères et aux Euganéens; Julia, qui appartient aux Carniens; puis des peuples qu'il n'importe pas d'énumérer scrupuleusement, les Alutriens, les Assériates, les Flamoniens Vaniens, et d'autres surnommés Culiques; les Forojuliens, surnommés Transpadans; les Forétans, les Nédinates, les Quarquènes, les Taurisans, les Togiens, les Varbares."
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"translation": "Dans l'intérieur de la dixième région, colonies, Crémone, Brixia, dans le territoire des Cenomans; chez les Vénètes, Ateste, et les villes d'Acelum, de Padoue, d'Opitergium, de Bellune, Vicence, et Mantoue, la seule ville transpadane qui reste des Étrusques. Caton pense que les Vénètes sont d'origine troyenne, et que les Céromans ont habité auprès de Marseille parmi les Volces. Puis viennent les gens de Feltre, les Tridentins, les Béruniens, dont les villes sont rhétiques; Vérone, qui appartient aux Rhères et aux Euganéens; Julia, qui appartient aux Carniens; puis des peuples qu'il n'importe pas d'énumérer scrupuleusement, les Alutriens, les Assériates, les Flamoniens Vaniens, et d'autres surnommés Culiques; les Forojuliens, surnommés Transpadans; les Forétans, les Nédinates, les Quarquènes, les Taurisans, les Togiens, les Varbares."
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