Les Bébryces d’Occident ont-ils existé ?
On the borderland of myth and history the western Bebryces seem to discourage all attempts at identification. Seen alternately as a legendary construction of the Greeks – they are to be found in epic poems dealing with Herakles feats in the West- or as a real ethnic group settled on the margins of t...
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| description | On the borderland of myth and history the western Bebryces seem to discourage all attempts at identification. Seen alternately as a legendary construction of the Greeks – they are to be found in epic poems dealing with Herakles feats in the West- or as a real ethnic group settled on the margins of the Iberian area, they gave rise to a bibliography all the more vast as their importance in the sources is modest. We wish to formulate here a new proposal founded on a comparison with two other peoples of the area, the Tasgoduni of the Toulouse area and the Spanish Volciani of the Pyrenean foothills, whose existence is more solidly established. Such a comparison allows us to see in the Bebrukes a historic people linked to the settlement of the Volcs in Southern Gaul and Spain during the IIIrd c. B.C. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-a5e38ef867684bc5a4cc75deed93c5a12023-02-09T16:31:12ZfraPresses universitaires du MidiPallas0031-03872272-76392010-12-018410.4000/pallas.7016Les Bébryces d’Occident ont-ils existé ?Antoine PerezOn the borderland of myth and history the western Bebryces seem to discourage all attempts at identification. Seen alternately as a legendary construction of the Greeks – they are to be found in epic poems dealing with Herakles feats in the West- or as a real ethnic group settled on the margins of the Iberian area, they gave rise to a bibliography all the more vast as their importance in the sources is modest. We wish to formulate here a new proposal founded on a comparison with two other peoples of the area, the Tasgoduni of the Toulouse area and the Spanish Volciani of the Pyrenean foothills, whose existence is more solidly established. Such a comparison allows us to see in the Bebrukes a historic people linked to the settlement of the Volcs in Southern Gaul and Spain during the IIIrd c. B.C.http://journals.openedition.org/pallas/7016BebrycesTasgoduniVolcianiVolcae TectosagesCeltsIberians |
| spellingShingle | Antoine Perez Les Bébryces d’Occident ont-ils existé ? Pallas Bebryces Tasgoduni Volciani Volcae Tectosages Celts Iberians |
| title | Les Bébryces d’Occident ont-ils existé ? |
| title_full | Les Bébryces d’Occident ont-ils existé ? |
| title_fullStr | Les Bébryces d’Occident ont-ils existé ? |
| title_full_unstemmed | Les Bébryces d’Occident ont-ils existé ? |
| title_short | Les Bébryces d’Occident ont-ils existé ? |
| title_sort | les bebryces d occident ont ils existe |
| topic | Bebryces Tasgoduni Volciani Volcae Tectosages Celts Iberians |
| url | http://journals.openedition.org/pallas/7016 |
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