Vindelicia
A Military Dictionary and Gazetteer · 1881 · p. 24
A Roman province south of the Danube, bounded on the north by the Danube which separated it from Germany, on the west by the territory of the Helveti in Gaul, on the south by Rhætia, and on the east by the river Œnus (now Inn ). It was originally part of the province of Rhætia, and was conquered by Tiberius in the reign of August us. The southern portion of this province was inhabited by the Vindelici, a warlike people. The other tribes in Vindelicia were the Brig anti i, the Licatii, and the Brunii. Vindelicia fell into the hands of the Alemanni in the 4th century, and from this time the population of the country appears to have been entirely Germanized.
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