ancient city of Tomis

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The ancient city of Tomis was a major Greek and later Roman port on the western Black Sea coast, known today as Constanța in Romania and famed as the place of the poet Ovid’s exile.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Greek colony
Roman city
ancient city
port city
settlement on the Black Sea
approximateExileDateOfOvid AD 8
associatedWith Ovid NERFINISHED
associatedWork Epistulae ex Ponto NERFINISHED
Tristia NERFINISHED
coastType Black Sea coast
countryDuringRomanPeriod Roman Empire NERFINISHED
culture Ancient Greek
Roman
economyBasedOn commerce with Black Sea and Danubian regions
fishing
maritime trade
era Classical antiquity NERFINISHED
Hellenistic period
Roman Imperial period
foundedAs Greek colony
greekName Τόμις NERFINISHED
hasArchaeologicalRemainsIn Constanța NERFINISHED
hasFeature city walls
harbor
public buildings
knownFor Greek and Roman maritime trade
being the place of Ovid’s exile
strategic position on the Black Sea
languageInUse Ancient Greek
Latin
laterReligionPracticed early Christianity
locatedIn Dobruja NERFINISHED
Scythia Minor NERFINISHED
locatedInPresentDay Constanța NERFINISHED
Romania NERFINISHED
locatedOn western coast of the Black Sea
modernCountry Romania NERFINISHED
modernName Constanța NERFINISHED
notablePeriod time of Ovid’s exile under Augustus
partOf Roman province of Moesia Inferior NERFINISHED
regionInAntiquity Scythia Minor NERFINISHED
religionPracticed Roman paganism
ancient Greek polytheism
romanName Tomis NERFINISHED
servedAs provincial center in Scythia Minor
significance important commercial center in antiquity
major port on the western Black Sea coast

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Roman Mosaic Edifice partOf ancient city of Tomis