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649:. 2.7. Trans., "Why should I speak of other nations when I myself, a youth on a visit to Gaul, heard that the Atticoti, a British tribe, eat human flesh, and that although they find herds of swine, and droves of large or small cattle in the woods, it is their custom to cut off the buttocks of the shepherds and the breasts of their women, and to regard them as the greatest delicacies?"
466:, a generic designation for certain Irish population groups, usually translated "rent-paying tribes", "vassal communities" or "tributary peoples". In the context of well-attested Irish raids on the western coast of Britain in the late Roman period, it was suggested that one or more of these population groups might be the raiders reported by Ammianus in the 360s.
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323:. Earlier in the same passage he describes a different people as eating "fat white worms with blackish heads", and others as eating "land-crocodiles" and "green lizards". Ancient writers sometimes ascribed exotic habits to far-away peoples in their works.
296:, while the Attacotti were known to be in Britain until 368 and may have entered Roman military service soon after. Thus it is credible that Jerome had seen Attacotti soldiers and had heard Roman accounts of the recent fighting in Britain.
188:
Ammianus describes the marauders as bands moving from place to place in search of loot. Nevertheless, one Roman commander was killed in a pitched battle and another was taken prisoner in an ambush and killed. (See
173:) in collaboration with the barbarians, and a Roman military whose troops had deserted and joined in the general banditry. The situation arose as a consequence of the failed imperial power-grab (350â353) by
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by showing, for example, that it contained manuscript material introduced in the 15th century, and so could not have been written in the 14th century, as the document's actual author had alleged.
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in
Ammianus. More recent research has shown that some of the Irish population groups involved in the raiding and settlement of Roman and/or sub-Roman Britain could be classified as
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The thesis was given impetus when historian
Charles O'Conor promoted it in the late 18th century. However, this remained controversial among scholars into the late 19th century.
242:
ti", and "arecotti") in the
Notitia Dignitatum, and documented his assignments within the publication. This produced four conjectural occurrences of Atecotti-related units:
113:, and one tombstone of a soldier identified as such is known. Their existence as a distinct people is given additional credence by two incidental claims that they practised
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provides an account of the tumultuous situation in
Britain between 364 and 369, and he describes a corrupt and treasonous administration, native British troops (the
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This information was combined with legitimate historical mentions of the
Attacotti to produce inaccurate histories and to make baseless conjectures. For example,
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The exact origins of the
Attacotti and the extent of their territory are uncertain. In about 400, Roman units recruited among the Attacotti were recorded in the
377:) for the time period, and some historians eagerly incorporated its spurious information into their own accounts of history. The Attacotti were mentioned in
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303:, he is urging a responsible attitude towards marriage, at one point saying that one should not be "like the Scots and the Atacotti, and the people of
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Knowledge and understanding of the history of the Irish language were revolutionised from the end of the 19th century, largely owing to the efforts of
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The discovery of a contemporary funerary dedication to a soldier of the "unit of
Atecutti" (emended from "Ategutti") at Thessalonica, in the Roman
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in an attempt to root out potential sympathisers of
Magnentius in Britain, and aggravated by the political machinations of the Roman administrator
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in 1749. Accepted as genuine for more than one hundred years, it was virtually the only source of information for northern
Britain (i.e., modern
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with St. Jerome's description of the
Attacotti by musing on the possibility that a ârace of cannibalsâ had once dwelt in the neighbourhood of
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Charles O'Conor's 1783 representation of the original Irish form of "Athech-tuatha", used when he connected them to the British Attacotti.
201:, who quickly and ruthlessly restored order. Theodosius then focused his efforts on the repair of political problems within the province.
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whose writings contain two incidental references to the Attacotti. His account is particularly noteworthy because he was in Roman
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225:, and includes the locations of the offices and the staff (including military units) assigned to them. The names of several
310:, to have community of wives and no discrimination of children, nay more, to be aware of any semblance even of matrimony".
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684:"Mr. Wex's dissertation on Richard of Cirencester"
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