Sunici

Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography

SU´NICIT acitus (Tac. Hist. 4.66) mentions the Sunici in the history of the war with Civilis. Civilis having made an alliance with the Agrippinenses ( Cöln) resolved to try to gain over the nearest people to Cöln, and he first secured the Sunici. Claudius Labeo opposed him with a force hastily raised among the Betasii, Tungri and Nervii, and he was confident in his position by having possession of the bridge over the Mosa. [PONS MOSAE]. No certain conclusion as to the position of the Sunici can be derived from this; but perhaps they were between Cölnand the Maas. Pliny (Plin. Nat. 4.17) mentions the Sunici between the Tungri and the Frisiabones.
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