Eastern Roman provinces

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The Eastern Roman provinces were the eastern administrative regions of the Roman Empire, encompassing wealthy and strategically vital territories such as Greece, Asia Minor, Syria, and Egypt.

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Statements (63)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman provincial divisions
administrative regions
borderedBy Arabian deserts
Danubian frontier
surface form: Danube frontier

Sasanian Empire
surface form: Sassanian Empire
capitalRegion Constantinople (probable)
surface form: Constantinople
defendedBy Roman legion
surface form: Roman legions

comitatenses
limitanei
economyBasedOn grain production
long-distance trade
textile production
governedBy Roman governors
legati Augusti pro praetore
praesides
praetorian prefects
proconsuls
vicarii
includedProvince Achaia
Aegyptus
Arabia Petraea
Armenia Minor
Asia
Diocese of Asia
surface form: Asiana Diocese

Bithynia
surface form: Bithynia et Pontus

Cappadocia
Cilicia
Creta et Cyrenaica
Cyprus
Galatia
Isauria
Lycia
surface form: Lycia et Pamphylia

Macedonia region
surface form: Macedonia

Mesopotamia
Diocese of the East
surface form: Oriens Diocese

Osroene
Phoenice
Diocese of Pontus
surface form: Pontica Diocese

Pontus
surface form: Pontus Polemoniacus

Syria
Palestine
surface form: Syria Palaestina

Thrace
surface form: Thracia

Thraciae Diocese
knownFor dense trade networks
economic wealth
high urbanization
strategic importance
language Greek
Latin (administrative)
locatedIn Anatolia
Balkans
Egypt
Levant region
surface form: Levant

Eastern Mediterranean
surface form: eastern Mediterranean
partOf Byzantine Empire
surface form: Eastern Roman Empire

Roman Empire
precededBy Hellenistic kingdoms
religiousSignificance Hellenistic cults
Judaism
early Christian centers
timePeriod Dominate
Late Antiquity
Principate

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Mark Antony ruledTerritory Eastern Roman provinces
Germanicus theaterOfWar Eastern Roman provinces
this entity surface form: Eastern provinces of the Roman Empire
Classis Syriaca location Eastern Roman provinces
Maximinus Daia ruledRegion Eastern Roman provinces
Roman–Palmyrene War location Eastern Roman provinces
Serugh region partOf Eastern Roman provinces
this entity surface form: Roman Empire (Eastern provinces)
Avidii geographicalContext Eastern Roman provinces
this entity surface form: Eastern provinces of the Roman Empire
Volusia Vettia historicalRegion Eastern Roman provinces