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		The Arrepini, who are the most numerous and warlike of the Iapydes, betook themselves from their villages to their city, but when he arrived there they fled to the woods.
		The Iapydes darted out from their ambush and wounded many of the soldiers, but B.C. the greater part of their own forces were killed by the Romans who fell upon them from the heights above.
		The transalpine Iapydes were then for the first time brought in subjection to the Romans.
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	Iapydes Illyria Celts millet tattoo Illyrians Augustus foedus spelt Roman Strabo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Iapydes Illyria Celts millet tattoo Illyrians Augustus foedus spelt Roman Strabo
		Tuditanus 129/22 Tuditanus is defeated in his first battle against the Iapydes.
		They were followed by deputations from the Carni, the Histri and the Iapydes.
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	Appian's History of Rome: The Illyrian Wars
		The Moentini and the Avendeatae, two tribes of the Iapydes, dwelling within the Alps, surrendered themselves to him at his approach.
		[§17] Those who gave him the most trouble were the Salassi, the transalpine Iapydes, the Segestani, the Dalmatians, the Daesitiatae, and the Pannonians, far distant from the Salassi, who occupy the higher Alpine mountains, difficult of access, the paths being narrow and hard to climb.
		The Iapydes darted out from their ambush and wounded many of the soldiers, but the greater part of their own forces were killed by the Romans who fell upon them from the heights above.
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	Iapydes Encyclopedia Article, Definition, History, Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
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	16-17, A very brief description of the Kingdom of Scotland - Blaeu Atlas of Scotland, 1654 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Then because Strabo without distinction recognises these names Alba, Alpa, Alpia, Albiona, Albici in the signification of height as derived from the same root, and thus he shows that these words are used especially where Alps begin to rise up.
		Among the Iapydes there is a very high ridge, where the Alps end.
		There are also other places which may seem to be named from their height.
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	IAPYDES, or IAPODES - Online Information article about IAPYDES, or IAPODES
		IAPYDES, or IAPODES - Online Information article about IAPYDES, or IAPODES
		IAPYDES, or IAPODES, one of the three See also:
		They occupied the interior of the See also:
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	[Ancient Source] Appian: Illyrian Wars - www.ezboard.com
		It appears that he was chosen commander of Illyria as well as of Gaul -- not the whole of it, but as much as was then under Roman rule.
		CHAPTER IV Augustus invades Illyria -- Subjugation of the Salassi and of the Iapydes -- Hard Fighting at Metulus -- Destruction of the City -- War against the Segestani -- Their City Captured
		Y.R. incursions into the Roman territory until Messala Corvinus was sent against them and reduced them by hunger.
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	129 B.C. - events and references
		After the death of Ariarathes V. Tuditanus is defeated in his first battle against the Iapydes.
		{1 October -R} The triumph of Tuditanus, over the Iapydes.
		Document: OGI_339, a decree of Sestus in honour of Menas.
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	Dio's Roman History Book 49 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		For Caesar, being in need of soldiers and fearing that Antony would appropriate them, said that he pardoned them, and he found them most useful for all tasks.
		At that time he himself led the campaign against the Iapydes, assigning the rest of the tribes to others to subdue.
		Those that were on the nearer side of the mountains, dwelling not very far from the sea, he reduced with comparatively little trouble, but he overcame those on the heights and on the farther side of them with no small hardship.
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	Livy: the Periochae of Books 126-133
		Although Sextus Pompeius had put himself under the protection of Marc Antony, he prepared for war against him in Asia, but was surprised and executed by his deputies.
		After [Octavian] Caesar had overcome a very damaging insurrection of veterans, he defeated the Iapydes, Dalmatians and Pannonians.
		Antony ordered Artavasdes, the king of Armenia, whom he had given a free-conduct, to be thrown into chains, and gave the Armenian kingdom to his son, who was born of Cleopatra; he had been captivated by her for some time, but now began to treat her as his wife.
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	Cassius Dio on Cleopatra
		It is the greatest contests which offer the greatest rewards, and make it worth while to engage in them.
		'You who are serving with me here fought valiantly against the Taurisci, the Iapydes, the Dalmatians and the Pannonians, and often it was only to take a few walls and a patch of barren soil.
		You subdued all those tribes, although they are among the most warlike opponents in the world; you fought against Sextus Pompeius to win nothing more than Sicily, and against this very Antony only to capture Mutina, and you fought so bravely that you overcame both of them.
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	IAPYDES, or IAPODES - Encyclopedia Britannica - IAPYDES, or IAPODES - JCSM's Study Center (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
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	A Smaller Classical Dictionary of Biography, Mythology and Geography - perides, Hyperion, Hypermnestra, Hyphasis, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		A Smaller Classical Dictionary of Biography, Mythology and Geography - perides, Hyperion, Hypermnestra, Hyphasis, Hypsipyle, Hyrcania, Hyrcanum, Hyrcanus, Hyrie, Hyrmine, Hyrtacus, Hysiae, Hystapes, Iacchus, Iadera, Ialysus, Iamblichus, Iamia, Iamus, Ianthe, Iapetus, Iapydes
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