Germania

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Germania was the ancient Roman term for the vast region of central Europe inhabited by various Germanic tribes beyond the empire’s northeastern frontiers.

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All labels observed (8)

Label Occurrences
Germania canonical 44
Germania Magna 2
Germany 2

Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman provincial designation
geographical region
historical region
associatedWithTribe Batavi tribe
surface form: Batavi

Chatti
Cherusci
Frisians
Goths
Marcomanni
Quadi
Suebi
Vandals
borderedBy Alps
Baltic Sea
Danube
surface form: Danube River

North Sea
Rhine
surface form: Rhine River
campaignsLedInBy Nero Claudius Drusus
surface form: Drusus the Elder

Germanicus
Tiberius
conqueredInPartBy Julius Caesar
describedBy Tacitus
ethnographicallyDescribedAs land of free Germanic peoples
hasLatinName Germania self-link
hasSubregion Germania self-linksurface differs
surface form: Germania Magna
inhabitedBy Germanic peoples
surface form: Germanic tribes
knownTo Roman Empire
languageFamilyOfInhabitants Germanic languages
locatedBeyond northeastern frontiers of the Roman Empire
locatedInTimePeriod Antiquity
Roman era
mentionedInWork Gallic Wars
surface form: Commentarii de Bello Gallico

Germania (work by Tacitus)
neverFullyIncorporatedInto Roman Empire
opposedBy Roman legion
surface form: Roman legions
partiallyOrganizedAs Germania Inferior
Germania Superior
religionOfInhabitants Norse mythology
surface form: Germanic paganism
roughlyCorrespondsTo parts of modern Austria
parts of modern Belgium
parts of modern Czech Republic
parts of modern Denmark
parts of modern France
parts of modern Germany
parts of modern Luxembourg
parts of modern Netherlands
parts of modern Poland
parts of modern Switzerland
siteOf Teutoburg Forest
surface form: Battle of the Teutoburg Forest
strategicImportanceFor defense of Roman frontiers

Referenced by (53)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Limes Germanicus locatedIn Germania
Tacitus workAuthored Germania
Tacitus notableWork Germania
Helvetia relatedConcept Germania
Saxonsburg, Pennsylvania, United States originalName Germania
subject surface form: Saxonsburg, Pennsylvania
Roman army operatedIn Germania
Renaissance Latin geographicRegion Germania
this entity surface form: Germany
Marcomanni mentionedInSource Germania
Raetia locatedInPresentDay Germania
this entity surface form: Germany
Quadi partOfRegion Germania
Suebi describedInWork Germania
Carolingian Empire country Germania
this entity surface form: Germany (part)
Germania hasLatinName Germania self-link
Germania hasSubregion Germania self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Germania Magna
Germanicus theaterOfWar Germania
court of Trier locatedIn Germania
Mother India relatedConcept Germania
Chatti mentionedInWork Germania
diocese of the Gauls hadProvince Germania
subject surface form: Diocese of the Gauls
this entity surface form: Germania II
Belgae neighboringPeoples Germania
this entity surface form: Germani cisrhenani
Agricola relatedWorkByAuthor Germania
subject surface form: Agricola (Tacitus)
Germania Superior namedAfter Germania
Svear mentionedIn Germania
Postumus ruledOver Germania
Marius regionOfRule Germania
Johann Friedrich Overbeck notableWork Germania
this entity surface form: Italia und Germania
Clades Variana location Germania
Battle of the Weser River historicalRegion Germania
this entity surface form: Germania Magna
Cherusci locatedIn Germania
Irminones mentionedIn Germania
Battle of Idistaviso location Germania
Battle of Idistaviso theatre Germania
Arminius setting Germania
subject surface form: Arminius (poem)
Germania Inferior partOf Germania
Rhine frontier locatedIn Germania
Burgundians settledIn Germania
this entity surface form: Sapaudia