• (pl. ) of Teuton
The Teutones (Teutoni) were a tribe of people (probably of Celtic origin) living in northern Europe around the area of Jutland during the 2nd century BC. In 103 BC they marched south to assist the Cimbri who were fighting the Romans in Gaul, but were defeated by Marius in 102 at Aquae Sextiae (Aix).