II.IV.The Celts Assail the Etruscans in Northern Italy 24.

V.VII.Art and Science 25.

Caesar's Suebi thus were probably the Chatti; but that designation certainly belonged in Caesar's time, and even much later, also to every other German stock which could be described as a regularly wandering one.

Accordingly if, as is not to be doubted, the "king of the Suebi" in Mela (iii.

i) and Pliny (H.N.
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