Stelle Daci quoque suboles Getarum sunt, q...; (Epitoma historiarum Philippicarum Pompei Trogi (101 - 400), xxxii.3.16, p. 237) [4945]

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Keywords	Ethnonym: Bastarnae, [wurzel: Bastarn] Ethnonym: Daci, [wurzel: dac] Ethnonym: Getae, [wurzel: Get]
ID	4945
Text	Epitoma historiarum Philippicarum Pompei Trogi (101 - 400) Justin
Quotation	Daci quoque suboles Getarum sunt, qui cum Orole rege adversus Bastarnas male pugnassent, ad ultionem segnitiae capturi somnum capita loco pedum ponere iussu regis cogebantur ministeria que uxoribus, quae ipsis ante fieri solebant, facere.
Translation	The Daci are an offshoot of the Getae, who, when they had fought badly with their king Orole against the Bastarnae, as punishment for their worthlessness, were forced by order of the king to sleep with their heads in the place of their feet and to do all the jobs which had previously been done by women. (Translation: Laura Gazzoli)
Quotation source	xxxii.3.16, p. 237
Temporal Coverage	-230 - -183
Associated use case(s)	Mapping morals: Peoples, faith and virtue in Europe’s North, c. 830–c. 1200: Laura Gazzoli
Spatial Coverage Objects	<QuerySet [<Stelle: Daci quoque suboles Getarum sunt, q...; (Epitoma historiarum Philippicarum Pompei Trogi (101 - 400), xxxii.3.16, p. 237) [4945]>]> - Daci, [wurzel: dac]
Comment	This refers to a mythical past, but the surrounding text is situated in the lifetime of Hannibal (d. 183 BCE). The Bastarnae are first mentioned in 230 BCE.