Notes
a.^ The Lusatian and Pomeranian people, or their predecessors linguistically may have belonged to the hypothetical Old European languages group (pre-Indo-European), which is the probable source of the names of many European rivers. Their descendants possibly constituted the bulk of the Przeworsk culture population in its early stages. Kaczanowski, Kozłowski, p. 348
b.^ This would appear to contradict the "countless multitude" of Lugii warriors, as seen by Tacitus.
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