Sidicini

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ancient Italic people

The Sidicini were an ancient Italic people of south-central Italy, known from early Roman history and associated with the Oscan-speaking Samnite cultural sphere.

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	ancient Italic people →
archaeologicalSite	Teanum Sidicinum archaeological remains →
associatedWith	Oscan-speaking Samnite cultural sphere →
capital	Teanum Sidicinum →
continent	Europe →
culturalSphere	Samnite-Oscan world →
culture	Samnite-related material culture →
disappearance	assimilated into Roman citizen body →
ethnicGroup	Italic peoples →
ethnoLinguisticGroup	Oscan Italic →
historicalEra	Roman Republican period → pre-Roman Italy →
historicalEvent	Sidicini appealed to Rome during conflicts with Samnites →
integratedInto	Roman Republic →
involvedInConflictWith	Campani → Romans → Samnites →
knownFrom	early Roman history →
languageFamily	Oscan →
locatedIn	Campania → Latium adiectum → south-central Italy →
mentionedBy	Livy →
mentionedIn	Ab Urbe Condita →
militaryRole	participants in Italic wars against Rome →
modernCountry	Italy →
modernSiteOfCapital	Teano →
neighbouringPeople	Aurunci → Campani → Latins → Samnites → Volsci →
partOf	Oscan peoples →
politicalOrganization	tribal polity →
politicalStatus	eventually subdued by Rome →
region	northern Campania → valley of the river Savone →
relatedPeople	Aurunci → Osci → Samnites →
religion	ancient Italic polytheism →
romanization	early Romanization of Teanum Sidicinum →
sourceType	ancient literary sources → archaeological evidence → epigraphic evidence →
timePeriod	3rd century BC → 4th century BC →
urbanCenter	Teanum Sidicinum →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Aurunci →	neighboringPeople
Oscan language →	spokenBy