 400 CE ('civitas of the Cadurci', "Cauricio" in 1200, "Caurs" 1279), and the region of Quercy ("Caercino" in 1095, attached to the Latin suffix "-inus"), are named after the Gallic tribe.The Cadurci dwelled in the region of Quercy, attested as "pagus Catorcinus" in 628.Their capital city was originally named Divona (present-day Cahors).