A small city in the state of Rhineland-Pfalz, located on the left bank of the middle Rhine in western Germany. Population 47,000 (1991). Home to a Roman Catholic bishopric. After World War II, metal, chemical fiber, glass, and food industries developed, but it is better known as a historic city. Ptolemy mentioned this place as Noviomagus around 150. In ancient times, the area was occupied by a Celtic settlement, and then by the Nemetes tribe from 70 BC. In 56 BC, Caesar conquered this area, and Noviomagus became the center of the Roman Civitas Nemetum. Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
ドイツ西部,ライン川中流左岸にあるラインラント・ファルツ州の小都市。人口4万7000(1991)。ローマ・カトリック司教座の所在地。第2次世界大戦後,金属・化学繊維・ガラス・食品工業なども発達したが,むしろ歴史的古都として有名。 この地は,すでに150年ころ,ノウィオマグスNoviomagusという名でプトレマイオスが言及している。古くはケルト人の集落,次いで前70年以来ネメテース族が占めていたこの地域を,前56年カエサルが征服,以後ノウィオマグスがローマのキウィタス・ネメトゥムの中心となった。
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