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	Irminones (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The name Irminones comes from Tacitus ’s Germania (98 CE) who categorized them as of the tribes of Mannus.
		In Nennius the name Mannus and his three sons appear in form the ancestor of the Irminones appearing Armenon.
		His sons here are Gothus Valagothus/Balagothus Burgundus and Longobardus from whence come the Goths Valagoths/Balagoths Cibidi Burgundians and Lombards.
	www.freeglossary.com /Irminones (268 words)

	Irminones - Education - Information - Educational Resources - Encyclopedia - Music
		Irminones - Education - Information - Educational Resources - Encyclopedia - Music
		At this time the Suebi, Marcomanni and Quadi had moved southwest into the area of modern day Bavaria and Swabia.
		Pliny's Natural History (4.100) claims that the Irminones include the Suebi, Hermunduri, Chatti, and Cherusci.
	www.music.us /education/I/Irminones.htm (438 words)

	Dontent
		At the end of the Bronze Age (700 B.C.) the expansion of the West Germanics had reached the coastal areas of northwest Germany (currently the province Hanover).
		The Chaukians, also a tribe that lived along the North Sea, belong to the Irminones.
		From north-west Germany, to be exact the coastal areas around the mouths of the rivers Eems and Weser, the Inguaeones colonized the coastal clay-districts of the current Dutch provinces of Friesland and Groningen (700 - 600 B.C.).
	www.boudicca.de /frisian1.htm (2464 words)

	Norse Pre-History: Early Frissian History
		At the end of the Bronze Age, around 700 BCE, the expansion of the West Germanics had reached the coastal areas of northwest Germany (currently the province Hannover).
		The name Inguaevones is derived from the god Inguz from whom the Frisians believed they had decended.
		Thus the meaning of the name Friezen can be explained as sons of Freya.
	aj69.tripod.com /ancestry/fris.html (2908 words)

	book2
		It is also abundantly clear that without that Bloodright one can not be an adherent of faith.
		One must be of the three peoples (Ingaevones, Istaevones or Irminones) to be of the Gothic people and of the Circles.
		But as evidenced by the Gods, those of Aesir or Vanir joined with Jotun or Alfar based upon individual merit can be of the Aesir or Vanir.
	www.geocities.com /groa_freyasdottir/book2.html (1018 words)

	Other Deities
		The same structure, but with different names is found in Tacitus: Tuisto is the father of Mannus who is the father of three sons from which the three main groups come, i.e.
		the Ingvaeones (North Germans), Irminones (Central Germans) and Istavones (Southern Germans).
		The use of alliteration (Wodan, Wili, We) and the number 3 are used often in Germanic verse and mythology.
	www.public.asu.edu /~atrja/otherdeities.html (902 words)

	the English pantheon - Wizards Community
		God of death, wisdom, heroic kingship, father of the runes, language, and magical songs, co-Creator of "space", co-Creator of the first (Teutonic) man and woman, giving them the gift of the breath of life.
		Jormun) he gave his name to the Irminones, ie.
		He unified a number of fiercely independent Irminonic tribes to accomplish that which NO ONE, in all of the known world had been able to accomplish, ie.
	boards1.wizards.com /showthread.php?t=385340 (7536 words)

	dnaprofile2zz2
		Another is the area of Lincolnshire near the Humber River where as an example a S28+ whose name is Johnson (reflection of a Scandinavian naming practice) resides.
		Earlier in time the ancestor would have been of the Irminones People that spawned many tribes such as the Marocmanni, Suebi and Alamanni.
		History, genealogy and genetics converge to tell the story.
	www.davidkfaux.org /dnaprofile2zz2.html (882 words)

	Germanic tribes - Toseeka Search Results
		Irminones, and Ingvaeones are collectively called West Germanic tribes.
		All together there were about 16 Germanic Tribes; Alans, Angul(Angels), Aurvandil (Vandals), Burgundus (Burgundians), Cibidus(Cibidi), Dan (Danes), Franks, Gepids, Gothus(Goths), Ingve (Ynglings), Irmin (Irminones), Longobardus (Lombards), Nór (Norwegians), Normans (partial Germanic peoples), Ostrogoths, Rugians, Saxneat (Saxons), Sciri, Teutoni, Valagothus (Valogoths), and Visigoths.
		Ingriones, Ingvaeones (North Sea Germans), Intuergi, Irminones (Elbe Germans), Istvaeones (Rhine-Weser Germans) Icelander
	www.toseeka.com /subject/Germanic+tribes (3232 words)

	Fryskeside.nl > skiednis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The West Germanics can be divided along religious lines into three tribe groups: The Inguaeones; Istuaeones; Irminones.
		The name Inguaevones is derived from the god Inguz from whom the Frisians believed they had descended.
		(From The Frisian Homepage) - WM [The Irminones formed the religious group most associated with the Norse.
	www.fryskeside.nl /algemeen/html/navigatie/skiednis.htm (5100 words)

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	EXPLICO - Goals (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The Merovingian and Migration period backwards into Roman times should give us many answers and confirmations that will be our base for future expeditions further back in time.
		In 2007 we plan to search for Kurgan and Indo-European DNA Markers, through searches for Scythians, eastern Greeks, the Alans of the Sarmatians, Thracians with the Getae (Dacians), Irminones, Illyrian peoples and perhaps even the Hittites.
		Our main search area will be Eastern Europe, Central Asia and specific areas in Europe.
	www.explicofund.org /index-2.html (238 words)

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