Cantĭi (a. Geogr.), Volk im südöstlichen Theile von Britannien, in Cantĭum (dem jetzigen Kent), mit dem Vorgebirge Cantĭum, zwischen der Mündung der Temesa u. dem Hafen Rutupä (jetzt Cap Ramsgate). Die C. waren das gebildetste Volk unter den Britanniern u. wurde den Römern zuerst bekannt. Außer ihrer Hauptstadt Londinium waren noch die Städte Durovernum, Rutupä, Dubrä, Durobrivä, Bagniacä, Lemanus Portus.
Pierer's Lexicon. 1857–1865.
EGBERTUS. Rex Cantii — in agnatos saevus, Obiit A. C. 675. Regni 9. Item, Rex Northumbriae, qui Pictis se opposuit, amicus Alcuini, Polydor. l. 4. Vide quoque Egebertus … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
TRUTULENSIS Portus Cantii — Tacit. Agric. c. 38. apud Rutupias. An Rutupensis legendum? B. Rhenanus … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
КАНТИИ — • Cantii, самый образованный народ Британнии, живший в южном углу полуострова до мыса Cantium, н. North Foreland (в н. Кенте), с городами: Dubrae (н. Dover), Durovernum (н. Canterbury), Lemanus Portus (н. Lymne), Rutupiae (h.… … Реальный словарь классических древностей
BRITANNIA — I. BRITANNIA Ducatus Galliae, peramplus et fertilis, vulgo Britaigne, qui nomen iura moresque, imo et incolas a Britannis insulanis accepit. Iulins Scal. in Urbibus: Vicit Aremoricas animosa Britannia gentes, Et dedit impositô nomina prisca iugô … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
CANTIUM seu CANTIA Bedae — CANTIUM, seu CANTIA Bedae vulgo Kent, regio Angliae in ora orientali, ubi Cantium promontor. Α᾿κάντιον Ptolemaeo, vulgo Northforland teste Orteliô. Populi Cantiani omnium, qui Britanniam incolunt, humanissimi, Caesare teste. l. 5. Bell. Gall. c.… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
ESCUS — secundus Cantii Rex pacificus, post regnum An. 24. filio Otho regnum reliquit, A. C. 512. Bedae Otrichus, cognom. Oiscus, dicitur. Unde Cantii Reges Oiscingii vocati. l. 1. Duchenius, hist. Angl. tom. 1. l. 6. c. 9 … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
Cantiaci — Infobox Celts of England Name = Cantiaci fullname = Cantiaci name = Cantiaci capital = Durovernum Cantiacorum (Canterbury) location = Kent origin = ?The Cantiaci or Cantii were a Celtic or Belgic people living in Britain before the Roman conquest … Wikipedia
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Durovernum Cantiacorum — Watling Street linked Britannia to the rest of the Roman Empire. Durovernum Cantiacorum was a town in the Roman province of Britannia. Today it is known as Canterbury, located in the English county of Kent. It occupied a strategic location on… … Wikipedia
