Concolitanus
Κογκολίτανος
(Κογκολίτανος), a king of the Gallic people called Gaesati, and colleague of Aneroestus, together with whom he made war against the Romans, B. C. 225. [ANEROESTUS.] In the battle in which they were defeated, Concolitanus was taken prisoner. (Plb. 2.31.)
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