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The Menapii were a Belgic tribe in northern Gaul in the 1st century BC, dwelling around the Rhine estuary, and extending inland towards the Ardennes. Their chief town was Cassel. The Menapii are also attested as living in south-eastern and later north-western Ireland.

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	The '''Menapii''' were a [[Belgae\|Belgic]] tribe of ~~north-eastern~~ [[Gaul]] in the [[1st century BC]], dwelling around the [[Rhine]] [[estuary]], and extending inland towards the [[Ardennes]]. Their chief town was [[Cassel]]. The Menapii are also attested as living in south-eastern and later north-western [[Ireland]].		The '''Menapii''' were a [[Belgae\|Belgic]] tribe in northern [[Gaul]] in the [[1st century BC]], dwelling around the [[Rhine]] [[estuary]], and extending inland towards the [[Ardennes]]. Their chief town was [[Cassel]]. The Menapii are also attested as living in south-eastern and later north-western [[Ireland]].

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