Tulingi
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The Tulingi were an ancient people known chiefly for joining the neighbouring Helvetii in their migration of 58 BC, at the outset of the Gallic Wars. They are recorded only by both Caesar and Orosius, but their territory, language, and origin are unknown. The name is of apparently Germanic formation but has no accepted etymology, and the people's Celtic or Germanic affiliation is uncertain.
The Tulingi were an ancient people known chiefly for joining the neighbouring Helvetii in their migration of 58 BC, at the outset of the Gallic Wars. They are recorded only by both Caesar and Orosius, but their territory, language, and origin are unknown. The name is of apparently Germanic formation but has no accepted etymology, and the people's Celtic or Germanic affiliation is uncertain.
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