Manimi

The Manimi were a Germanic tribe mentioned by Tacitus in his ethnographic book Germania. According to Tacitus, they were one of the five most powerful tribes of the Lugii, living between the Oder and the Vistula.

They have been compared to the "Atmonoi" mentioned by Strabo (7.3) as a branch of the Basternes, and the "Lougoi Omanoi" mentioned by Claudius Ptolemy.^[1]

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Tacitus, Germania.XLIII

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Prehistory	Nordic Bronze Age Pre-Roman Iron Age in Northern Europe Jastorf culture Nordwestblock Przeworsk culture Wielbark culture Oksywie culture Chernyakhov culture

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Migration Period	Germanic Iron Age Alemanni Anglo-Saxons Angles Jutes Saxons Burgundians Danes Franks Frisii Geats Goths Visigoths Ostrogoths Vagoth Gothic War (376–382) Gotlander Heruli Lombards Rugii Scirii Suebi Swedes Vandals Varangians Vikings Germanic Christianity Romanization

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Manimi

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