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Eluveitie Uis Elveti Album: Spirit Helvetia* Español: Helvetia es de la tribu de los Helvecios la derivación de la neulatinica significación para Suiza y una alegoría de la imagen de la mujer, la que representa Suiza. Helvetia aparece por primera vez en al siglo XVIII como mujer. Con el crecimiento de la consciencia nacional en el siglo XIX y de la fundación de estado de gobierno suizo en el año 1848 gano en importancia. Apareció en monedas y sellos, también en ilustraciones políticas y patrióticas. Hasta hoy día se encuentra la imagen de Helvetia en las monedas de 1/2, 1 y 2 Francos suizos. English: Helvetia is the Roman name for an ancient region of central Europe occupying a plateau between the Alps and the Jura Mountains. Helvetia corresponded roughly to the western part of modern Switzerland, and the name is still used poetically. In the first century BC, a Celtic group known as the Helvetii migrated from Southern Germany to Switzerland. Eventually, they came up against the Romans. They were pushed back into Switzerland by Caesar's army in 58 BC. The Roman Empire founded its province of Helvetia in current Switzerland in 15 BC. Helvetia was a peaceful and prosperous region for many years. Then, in AD 260, the Germans invaded and the Romans retreated. Helvetia passed hands between the Franks and the Germans for many years until the Swiss Confederation was founded on August 1, 1291. Switzerland continues to use the name in its Latin form when it is inappropriate or inconvenient to use any or all of its four official languages. Thus, the name appears on postage stamps, coins and other uses; the full name, Confœderatio Helvetica, is abbreviated for uses such as the ccTLD, .ch. Notably, translations of the term Helvetia still serve as the name for Switzerland in languages such as Irish, in which the country is known as An Elvéis, Greek, in which it is known as Ελβετία (Elvetia) and Romanian - Elveţia.