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- Germania abstract "Germania (Greek: Γερμανία) was the Roman and Greek term for the geographical regions inhabited mainly by peoples considered to be Germani. It was most often used to refer especially to the east of the Rhine and north of the Danube. The areas west of the Rhine were mainly Celtic (specifically Gaulish) and had become part of the Roman Empire.Some Germani, perhaps the original people to have been referred to by this name, had lived on the west side of the Rhine. At least as early as the 2nd century BC this area was considered to be in "Gaul", and became part of the Roman empire. These were the so-called germani cisrhenani, who in modern terms lived in the region of modern eastern Belgium, the southeastern Netherlands, and stretching into Germany towards the Rhine. During the period of the Roman empire, more tribes were settled in areas of the empire near the Rhine, in territories controlled by the Roman Empire. Eventually these areas came to be known as Lesser Germania, while Greater Germania (Magna Germania; it is also referred to with names referring it being outside of Roman control: Germania libera, "Free Germany") was the larger territory east of the Rhine.The Roman parts of Germania, "Lesser Germania", eventually formed two provinces of the empire, Germania Inferior, "Lower Germany", which came to eventually include the region of the original germani cisrhenani and Germania Superior, which in modern terms comprised an area of western Switzerland, the French Jura and Alsace regions, and southwestern Germany. Important cities were Besançon (Besontio), Strasbourg (Argentoratum), Wiesbaden (Aquae Mattiacae), and Mainz (Mogontiacum).".
- Germania thumbnail Ancient_Germania_-_New_York,_Harper_and_Brothers_1849.jpg?width=300.
- Germania wikiPageExternalLink Ancient_Germania_-_New_York%2C_Harper_and_Brothers_1849.jpg.
- Germania wikiPageExternalLink tacitus-germanygord.html.
- Germania wikiPageExternalLink www.thelatinlibrary.com.
- Germania wikiPageExternalLink tac.ger.shtml.
- Germania wikiPageExternalLink germania.php.
- Germania wikiPageID "251301".
- Germania wikiPageRevisionID "605623702".
- Germania hasPhotoCollection Germania.
- Germania subject Category:Ancient_Roman_provinces.
- Germania subject Category:Historical_regions_in_Germany.
- Germania subject Category:History_of_Denmark.
- Germania subject Category:History_of_Poland_(until_966).
- Germania subject Category:History_of_the_Germanic_peoples.
- Germania subject Category:History_of_the_Netherlands.
- Germania type AdministrativeDistrict108491826.
- Germania type AncientRomanProvinces.
- Germania type District108552138.
- Germania type Location100027167.
- Germania type Object100002684.
- Germania type PhysicalEntity100001930.
- Germania type Region108630985.
- Germania type State108654360.
- Germania type YagoGeoEntity.
- Germania type YagoLegalActorGeo.
- Germania type YagoPermanentlyLocatedEntity.
- Germania type Place.
- Germania type PopulatedPlace.
- Germania type Wikidata:Q532.
- Germania type Place.
- Germania type Location.
- Germania comment "Germania (Greek: Γερμανία) was the Roman and Greek term for the geographical regions inhabited mainly by peoples considered to be Germani. It was most often used to refer especially to the east of the Rhine and north of the Danube. The areas west of the Rhine were mainly Celtic (specifically Gaulish) and had become part of the Roman Empire.Some Germani, perhaps the original people to have been referred to by this name, had lived on the west side of the Rhine.".
- Germania label "Germania Magna".
- Germania label "Germania Magna".
- Germania label "Germania".
- Germania label "Germania".
- Germania label "Germanie".
- Germania label "Germanië".
- Germania label "Germânia".
- Germania label "Magna Germania".
- Germania label "Древняя Германия".
- Germania label "جرمانية".
- Germania label "ゲルマニア".
- Germania label "日耳曼尼亚".
- Germania sameAs Germánie.
- Germania sameAs Magna_Germania.
- Germania sameAs Μεγάλη_Γερμανία.
- Germania sameAs Germania_Magna.
- Germania sameAs Germania_Magna.
- Germania sameAs Germanie.
- Germania sameAs 2_28414.
- Germania sameAs Germania.
- Germania sameAs Germania_Magna.
- Germania sameAs ゲルマニア.
- Germania sameAs 게르마니아.
- Germania sameAs Germanië.
- Germania sameAs Germania.
- Germania sameAs Germânia.
- Germania sameAs m.01l96p.
- Germania sameAs Q62646.
- Germania sameAs Q62646.
- Germania sameAs Germania.
- Germania wasDerivedFrom Germania?oldid=605623702.
- Germania depiction Ancient_Germania_-_New_York,_Harper_and_Brothers_1849.jpg.
- Germania isPrimaryTopicOf Germania.
