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Laguatan
Laguatan was the name Roman authors used to refer to a nomadic confederation in the Cyrenaica area.〔Wickham, Chris (2007) ''Framing the Early Middle Ages'' Oxford University Press, London, (p. 333 ), ISBN 0-19-921296-1, ''citing'' Synesios, ''Correspondance, nn. 107-8, 125, 132 (aa. 405-12)〕 They have been described as primarily raiders and nomadic,〔Sjöström, Isabella (1993) ''Tripolitania in Transition'' Avebury, Aldershot, England, p. 27, ISBN 1-85628-707-6, ''citing'' Brogan, O. (1975) "Inscriptions in the Libyan alphabet from Tripolitania and some notes on the tribes of the region" p. 282 ff. ''In'' Bynon, J. and Bynon, T. (eds.) (1975) ''Hamito-Semitica: Proceedings of a colloquium held by the Historical Section of the Linguistics Association (Great Britain) at the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, on the 18th, 19th and 20th March 1970'' Mouton, The Hague, pp. 267-289, 〕 but others consider them a settled group who also raided.〔See Mattingly (1983) p. 96〕
They emerged in the late 3rd century, when the first groups started a westward migration from their original homes in the Libyan Desert. Under the label of Austuriani (probably reflecting a then-dominant sub-tribe) they are recorded as raiding the Cyrenaica and Tripolitania in the 4th century, and in the 520s, under their leader Cabaon, they scored a major victory over the Vandals, gaining effective independence from them.〔Mattingly (1983), pp. 97-98〕 In the 540s, they played a major role in the tribal wars against the Byzantines, until finally defeated by John Troglita. Procopius of Caesarea (''Vandalic War'' II.21.2 & II.28.47) calls them the Leuathae ((ギリシア語:Λευάθαι)), while Flavius Cresconius Corippus calls them Ilaguas and Laguantan. According to Corippus, they were still pagan, and worshipped Gurzil, who is identified as the son of Amun and of a cow (''Iohannis'' II.109–110).〔Mattingly (1983), pp. 98-99〕
During the Islamic Middle Ages, Ibn Khaldun recorded that this tribal group were known as the Lawata or Louata, and was spread from the oases of Egypt's Western Desert through Cyrenaica, Tripolitania to south and central Tunisia and eastern Algeria.〔Mattingly (1983), pp. 99-100〕
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