Andecavorum

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Andecavorum is the ancient Latin name for the city now known as Angers in western France.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Andecavorum canonical 1
Andecavum 1

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Statements (30)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Latin place name
ancient city
associatedWithTribe Andecavi
civitasOf Andecavi
countryNow France
hasHeritage Gallo-Roman city
hasJurisdiction territory of the Andecavi
hasLanguage Latin
hasRole administrative center
urban settlement
LatinNameOf Angers
locatedIn Gaul
Maine-et-Loire
western France
locatedNear confluence of Maine and Loire rivers
locatedOnRiver Maine (river)
surface form: Maine River
locatedSouthOf Lutetia
locatedWestOf Lugdunum
modernName Angers
nameType toponym
partOf Gallia Lugdunensis
Gaul
surface form: Roman Gaul
peopleNameDerivedFrom Andecavi
predecessorOf medieval Angers
Angers
surface form: modern Angers
regionNow Pays de la Loire
servedAs civitas capital
usedInPeriod Late Antiquity
Roman Empire
writingSystem Latin alphabet

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Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Angers historicalName Andecavorum
Gallia Lugdunensis majorCity Andecavorum
this entity surface form: Andecavum