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Tectosages

Eth. Tectosages, TECTOSAGAE, or TECTOSAGI (Τεκτόσαγες, Τεκτοσάγαι one of the three great tribes of the Celts or Gallograeci in Asia Minor, of which they occupied the central parts. For particulars about their history, see GALATIA These Tectosages were probably the same tribe as the one mentioned by Polybius under the names of Aegosages or Rigosages. (Plb. 5.33, 77, 78, 111.)

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