Lentienses
Lentĭēnsēs, ĭum, m. , peuple germain : Amm. 31, 10.
LENTIENSES
LENTIENSES the southernmost branch of the Alemanni, which occupied both the northern and southern borders of the Lacus Brigantinus. They made repeated inroads into the province of Rhaetia, but were defeated by the. emperor Constantius. (Ammian. 15.4, 31.10; Zeuss, die Deutschen, p. 309, foll.)
[L.S]Lentienses
A tribe of the Alemanni dwelling along the northern shore of the Lacus Brigantinus (Constance), in the modern Linzgau.