Cornacates
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The Cornacates were a minor people of the Roman period, settled on the Danube in the south-east of the later province of Pannonia, around the fort of Cornacum (modern Sotin, Croatia). Most scholars regard them as a small community of the Roman period rather than an old tribe, and several identify them with a detached part of the Breuci. Their district was absorbed into the territory of the municipium of Cibalae under Hadrian.
The Cornacates were a minor people of the Roman period, settled on the Danube in the south-east of the later province of Pannonia, around the fort of Cornacum (modern Sotin, Croatia). Most scholars regard them as a small community of the Roman period rather than an old tribe, and several identify them with a detached part of the Breuci. Their district was absorbed into the territory of the municipium of Cibalae under Hadrian.
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