Naristī, ōrum, m. (Ουαριστοί, Ptol., Ναρισταί, Dio Cass.), eine kleine, aber tapfere suebische Völkerschaft im Süden Germaniens, in der Gegend des Fichtelgebirges u. einem Teile der Oberpfalz, Tac. Germ. 41 sq. – Dass. Varistae, ārum, m., Capit. Anton. phil. 22, 1.
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