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Tingi

Tingis was the ancient name of Tangier in Morocco and an important Carthaginian, Mauretanian, and Roman port on the Atlantic Ocean. It was eventually granted the status of a Roman colony and made the capital of the province of Mauretania Tingitana and, after Diocletian's reforms, the diocese of Hispania.

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Tingi

Nodes83
Edges82
Triples134
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.024096
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related to Bibliography · 53
Tingi → Algora Publishing, Ana, Banasa, Barclay, Catholic Encyclopedia, Clarendon Press, Encyclopedia Press, French, Ghaki, Head, Historia Numorum, ISBN, ISSN, Itinerari, L'Apport, La Lingua, Las, Libico-Berberi, Lingua, Lixus
related to Roman provincial capital · 24
Tingi → Agrippa's, As, Atlantic, Augustus, Baal's, BC, Christian, Claudius, Colonia Iulia Tingi, In, Julian, Latin, Mauritania Tingitana, Roman, Roman Empire, Rome, Sala Colonia, Sertorius, Sulla's, The
related to Religion · 22
Tingi → Cassian, Claudius's, December, For, Indeed, It, July, Later, Mauretania Caesariensis, Mauretania Tingitana, Middle Ages Tangier, October, Originally, Roman Curia, Roman Maghreb, Roman Martyrology, St, St Marcellus, Tangier, The Christian
related to Legends · 17
Tingi → Antaeus, Atlas, Berber, Cape Spartel, Having, Hercules, Hercules's, Hesperides, North Africa, North Atlantic, Syphax, The, The Caves, The Greeks, They, Tingis, Tinja
related to Phoenician port · 8
Tingi → BC, Carthaginian, Hanno, Navigator, Phoenecians, Punic, The, Tingis
related to history · 7
Tingi → AD, Between, Byzantine, However, Roman Maghreb, The Vandals, Tingis
see also · 3
Tingi → Marcellus, Mauretania TingitanaSala ColoniaSaints Cassian, TingisRoman Empire

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tingis roman mauretania city name tingitana tangier colony century capital christian marcellus part ancient carthaginian see port province legends one

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Tingirelated to BibliographyGhaki0.60section
Tingirelated to BibliographyMansour0.60section
Tingirelated to BibliographyToponymie0.60section
Tingirelated to BibliographyOnomastique Libyques0.60section
Tingirelated to BibliographyL'Apport0.60section
Tingirelated to BibliographyPunique/Néopunique0.60section
Tingirelated to BibliographyPDF0.60section
Tingirelated to BibliographyLa Lingua0.60section
Tingirelated to BibliographyVita0.60section
Tingirelated to BibliographyLingua0.60section
Tingirelated to BibliographyItinerari0.60section
Tingirelated to BibliographyPercorsi0.60section

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