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Auraria Daciae Location within Romania Alternative name(s)
Auraria Maior,
Alburnus Minor,
Abruttus Known also as
Castellum of
Abrud Founded 2nd century...
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Anopheles daciae is a
species of
mosquito that
belongs to the
Anhopheles maculipennis comple.
Other species of this
complex include Anopheles messeae,...
- The
three provinces would later be
unified in 166 and be
known as Tres
Daciae ("Three Dacias") due to the
ongoing Marcomannic Wars. New
mines were opened...
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administrative reform made
Oltenia one of the
three new
divisions (tres
Daciae) as
Dacia Malvensis, its
capital and
chief city
being named Romula. It was...
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desperans eam
posse retinere,
abductosque Romanos ex
urbibus et
agris Daciae in
media Moesia collocavit appellavitque eam Daciam, quae nunc duas Moesias...
- of
Dacia located on the
western side of
defensive line of forts,
limes Daciae. Its
ruins are
located in
Bulci (commune Bata, Romania). The
region in Arad...
- The
Diocese of
Dacia (Latin:
Dioecesis Daciae) was a
diocese of the
later Roman Empire, in the area of
modern western Bulgaria,
central Serbia, Montenegro...
- Steiner, 1996, p. 231 Petolescu, C.C.,
Inscriptiones Daciae Romanae.
Inscriptiones extra fines Daciae repertae,
Bukarest 1996 (IDRE-02) Pflaum, Hans-Georg...
- mid-3rd
century divided into four
different administrative regions: Tres
Daciae, Cappadocia,
Syria Coele and
Syria Palestina. Similarly,
Moesia and Pannonia...
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abbreviated AE),
Presses Universitaires de
France (1888–present).
Inscriptiones Daciae Romanae (Inscriptions from
Roman Dacia,
abbreviated IDR),
Bucharest (1975–present)...
