lay in the Salat valley, which allowed them to control access to the upper Couserans.

History

The Consoranni came under Roman control either during the Roman conquest of southern Gaul in the 2nd century BC or during Pompey's Sertorian campaigns of 78-72 BC.On the basis of Jerome's account (late 4th c. AD) that Pompey formed the Convenae by grouping defeated Gallic and Iberian populations with some Aquitanian peoples, Christian Rico suggested that the Consoranni

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