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Hispania

Hispania was the Roman name for the Iberian Peninsula. Under the Roman Republic, it was divided into two provinces: Hispania Citerior and Hispania Ulterior. During the Roman Empire, under the Principate, Hispania Ulterior was subdivided into Baetica and Lusitania, while Hispania Citerior was reorganized as Hispania Tarraconensis.

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Common languages
Latin, various Paleohispanic languages
Government
Autocracy
Historical era
Classical antiquity
Legislature
Roman Senate
Religion
Traditional indigenous and Roman religion, followed by Christianity
Today part of
Spain Portugal

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Hispania

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Edges266
Triples264
Avg. degree1.99
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related to Further reading · 86
Hispania → Abad Casal, Ancient Society, Architectural Dynamics, Assimilation, Baltimore, Benedict, Berkeley, Blackwell, Boston, Bowes, Brill, California Press, Central Spain, Change, Cities, Comparative Issues, Complexity, Conquest, Culture, Curchin
related to Administrative divisions · 25
Hispania → Andalusia, Aragon, Asturias, Basque Country, Cantabrian Sea, Cartagena, Cartago Nova, Castilla, Catalonia, Citerior, During, Extremadura, Galicia, Hispania Citerior, Hispania Ulterior, León, Nueva, Portugal, Romanization, Romans
see also · 25
Hispania → Alans, AndalucíaTimeline, BaeticaHispania CiteriorHispania GallaeciaHispania TarraconensisHispania, Celtic, GaliciaVandals, Greco-Iberian, HispaniaCarthaginian IberiaCeltiberiansCeltiberian, HispaniaOphiussaOestriminisPortugalHistory, HispaniaVisigothic Kingdom, Iberia, Iberian, Iberian PeninsulaCynetesTartessos, Iberian PeninsulaUmayyad, Kingdom, Medieval IberiaChristian, Medieval IberiaHistory, Muslim, PortugalTimeline, Portuguese, Roman
related to Etymology · 22
Hispania → Ancient Roman, Celtic, Eric Partridge, Greek, Greeks, Hadrian, Heliopolis, Hesperia, Hispa, Hispalis, Iberian, Isidore, Italian, Occasionally Hispania, Origins, Roman, Sevilla, Seville, Strabo, The
related to Roman rule · 21
Hispania → Agricultural, Augusta Emerita, BC, Caesaraugusta, Iberian, Iberian-born, Lisbon, Mérida, Olissipo, Roman, Roman Empire, Some, Tarraco, Tarragona, The, The Iberian, The Romanized Iberian, The Romans, Valencia, Valentia
related to Roman conquest · 19
Hispania → AD, Augustus, BC, But, Caesar, Cantabrian Wars, Carthaginians, Celts, Gallaecians, Hispanicized, Iberian Peninsula, Iberians, It, Lusitanians, More, Roman, Romanization, Second Legion, Until
related to Economy · 17
Hispania → Baetica, Before, Carthaginians, Casais, Empire, Gold, Las Médulas, Lima, Mediterranean, Occupation, Ponte, Portugal, Punic Wars, Romans, Several, Spain, This
related to External links · 14
Hispania → Amphorae, Ancient Ceramics, Barcelona, BC, Detailed, HispaniaHispania EpigraphicaEx Officina Hispana, Iberia, Map, October, Portugal, Pre-Roman Peoples, Roman, Roman Spain, Spain
related to Languages · 8
Hispania → After, Germanic Visigoths, Iberian Romance, Latin, Roman, Rome, Suebi, Vulgar Latin
related to Other modern sources · 6
Hispania → February, German, Spanish-language Wikipedia, This, Weltgeschichte, Westermann Grosser Atlas

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roman spain iberian modern portugal iberia peninsula bc century visigoths baetica visigothic tarraconensis de also latin name provinces spanish citerior

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HispaniaCommon languagesLatin, various Paleohispanic languages1.00infobox
HispaniaGovernmentAutocracy1.00infobox
HispaniaHistorical eraClassical antiquity1.00infobox
HispaniaLegislatureRoman Senate1.00infobox
HispaniaReligionTraditional indigenous and Roman religion, followed by Christianity1.00infobox
HispaniaToday part ofSpain Portugal1.00infobox
Hispania•5,000,000 or more1.00infobox
Hispania• AD 117 – AD 138Hadrian1.00infobox
Hispania• AD 379 – AD 395Theodosius I1.00infobox
Hispania• AD 98 – AD 117Trajan1.00infobox
Hispania• Disestablished4721.00infobox
Hispania• Established218 BC1.00infobox
Hispaniais aLatin root for the modern name Spain0.90text

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