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debatable changes.Uhanu 05:13, 14 February 2007 (UTC) Most authors speak of Cantabrian as an Astur-Leones dialect. There is not a single verifiable and reliable...

Strabo's Geography, that is very primary. Strabo lived at the time of the Cantabrian War, and his Geograhy does not provide obvious justification on the ethnicity...

Equally Cantabrian and Asturian people probably form a group more homogenous than the one here proposed. With this I request to retire cantabrian people...

..] called the Cantabrian Sea"). The OED has an 1851 quotation with "the shore of the Cantabrian Sea" and 1746 "the rough Cantabrian coast", but it's...

“Herrera de Pisuerga” (Palencia, Spain) was the main base for the legion during the Cantabrian wars. 84.13.215.7 (talk) 21:14, 14 December 2021 (UTC)...

remnants of the Republican Army in the North, i.e. the XV Corps of the Army (Cantabrian) and the XVI and XVII Corps of the Army (Asturian), together with the...

(UTC) Bunny boots → Bunny boot Abaca slippers → Abaca slipper Cantabrian albarcas → Cantabrian albarca Cavalier boots → Cavalier boot Clear heels → Clear...

Roman-Sassanian wars that ended in 400s. Byzantine-Sassanian wars that (re)started after a long period of peace with the Anastasian War Only the last two...

Romantic theories of Xaho were not yet en vogue). He protests the Vasco-Cantabrian connection despite the evidence of Cantabrii and Aquitanii being related...

I also believe they probably rode in circles as is the case with the Cantabrian Circle described by Arrian but I have no reference in mind regarding any...

Royal Cantabrian Regiment (Régiment Royal-Cantabres), and disbanded in 1762. Against this context Cantabrian means Basque rather than Cantabrian. "http://www...

called 'Stateless nations'. Abkhazians Abazins Gagauz people Kalmyks Cantabrian people In page of Wikipedia there weren’t a list about Stateless nations...

that Cantabrian dialect has dialect in its name as well. Erinius (talk) 11:38, 7 March 2022 (UTC) Not sure what to do with that one. "Cantabrian language"...

protracted/largely unsuccessful Roman campaign that became known as the Astur-Cantabrian Wars.) The victory of Don Pelagius (Pelayo) Hispano-Gothic/Celtiberian highland...

whether it was held by the majority of Cantabrians at that time. On the other hand, the vast majority of Cantabrian municipalities-after all the Statute...

They stated that even in Roman rule times the Cantabrians (then the Bizkainos were included in the Cantabrians references) and Astures ruled themselves by...

"the Romans, Visigoths Arabs and Cantabrians had all failed to conquer them, so they preserved their freedom, sovereignty and pre-Roman culture, beliefs...

realized, which started with the Reconquista, in which members of the Cantabrian nobility participated. La Montaña [alternate name for Cantabria] sacrificed...

my watch list. The article was deposited into the root category of World War II, so for a second I was under impression the little dog contribution's...