Marrucini (Italic people)

found: Work cat.: 2002419951: I materiali votivi della Grotta del Colle di Rapino:p. 61, etc. (i Marrucini; local tribe in vicinity of the Colle di Rapino Cave and creators of some of the most famous antiquities found there, including the Tabula Rapinensis, a bronze inscription written in the Latin alphabet but in Oscan dialect)

found: Ox. classic. dict.:p. 929 (Marrucini: a small tribe on the Adriatic coast of central Italy; chief town: Teate (mod. Chieti); they spoke an Oscan-type dialect; allied with Rome before 300 B.C., they remained loyal until they joined the Social War; their rapid Romanization ensued)

found: Britannica online, May 11, 2006 (Marrucini: ancient tribe around Chieti ... after revolting against Rome in 91 B.C., they were enrolled in the Roman tribe Arnensis ...)