Cauci
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Peuple celte d'Irlande. Comté de Kildare. Ils sont cités par Ptolémée.
Selon certains[Qui ?], les Cauci seraient issus des Chauques, peuplade germanique ayant migré en Irlande à une époque non déterminée.[réf. nécessaire]
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