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Allobroges

plural noun
Al·​lob·​ro·​ges | \ əˈläbrəˌjēz\

Definition of Allobroges

: a people of Gaul inhabiting the region now known as Savoy and Dauphiné

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First Known Use of Allobroges

14th century, in the meaning defined above

History and Etymology for Allobroges

Latin, plural of Allobrox

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