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cybalist@yahoogroups.com, "Brian M. Scott" <BMScott@...> wrote:
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> At 2:14:08 PM on Sunday, July 27, 2008, Rick McCallister
> wrote:
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> > But there were also Parisii in E/NE England, right?
> > somewhere around N Anglia, Northumbria?
>
> Parisi or Parisii. Their capital was Petuaria
Is that *Pet-wari- (cf. Baju-wari-, Angri-wari-)?
Doesn't X-wari- mean something like "the former territory of the X"?
Occupied Pict-land?
> (Parisiorum),
More likely Parisium.
The tribal designation of the Latin name of cities in former Celtic
was in the Celtic gen.pl. -um, not the Latin one in -orum, according
to an article I read a long time ago, cf. Augusta Vindelicum
(Augsburg), or we would have had *Parisieur for Paris and *Torinoro
for Turin.
> now Brough (on Humber); the traditional county is Yorks.
> East Riding.
And BTW, since the names Bodiocasses and Baiocasses seems to indicate
the same tribe
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baiocasses
is it possible that the Boii should also have been called *Bodii- ?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boii
Torsten