Bibliografia A Dictionary of Ancient Geography [...]. By Alexander Macbean. 1773Anartes, Caesar, Anarti, Ptolomy; a people of Dacia, situate on the Tibissus. The Works of Tacitus. By Alfred John Church and William Jackson Brodribb"Below the Venedae are the Gythones, then the Finni, then the Sulones; below whom are the Phrungundiones; then the Avarini near the source of the Vistula river; below these are the Ombrones, then the Anartophracti, then the Burgiones, then the Arsietae, then the Saboci, then the Piengitae and the Biessi near the Carpathian mountains. Among those we have named to the east: below the Venedae are the Galindae, the Sudini, and the Stavani, extending as far as the Alauni; below these are the Igylliones, then the Coestoboci and the Transmontani extending as far as the Peuca mountains." Anton von Premerstein. Ein Elogium des M. Vinicius, Cos. 19 v. Chr., Jahreshefte VII, 1904M.VINU]CIU[S P. F., –. N., COS., XV]VIR S. F.,[PR., Q. LEGATUS PRO] PR. AUGUSTI CAESARIS I[N ILLYRICO PRIMUS T]RANS FLUMEN DANIVIUM [PROGRESSUS DACORU]M ET BASTERNARUM EXER[CITUM ACIE VICIT FU]GAVITQUE, COTINOS, [OSOS, ..... ]S ET ANARTI[OS SUB POTESTATEM IMP. CAESARIS A]UGUSTI [ET P. R. REDEGIT Archeologie Barbaru. 2005, [w:] Ján Beljak. Puchowska kultura a Germani na pohroni v starsej dobe rimskej. str.