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As far as I could find, Cassius Dio (LI.24) does not make any etymological claims whatsoever about a vehicle called the basterna (he was in fact writing in Greek!) . He merely notes that the peoples known as the Bastarnae (Βασταρνῶν) were using carts/wagons (ἀμαξῶν). 144.174.212.74 (talk) 21:40, 27 January 2025 (UTC)Reply
