Latins

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Italic people ancient people

The Latins were an ancient Italic people of central Italy whose language and culture formed the basis of Latin and the later Roman civilization.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Italic people → ancient people →
absorbedBy	Roman state →
associatedWith	Roman Empire → Roman Kingdom → Roman Republic →
capital	Rome →
centeredOn	Latium vetus →
citizenshipStatus	early Roman citizens →
continent	Europe →
country	Italy →
culturalLegacy	Latin language → Roman law → Roman religion → Roman social institutions →
culture	Latin culture →
ethnicity	Italic →
ethnonym	Latini → Latini prisci → Latini veteres →
flourishedIn	early first millennium BC →
influenced	Latin literature → Roman civilization → Western civilization →
language	Latin →
legacy	Romance-speaking peoples →
linguisticFamily	Indo-European languages → Italic languages →
locatedIn	Latium →
mainSettlement	Rome →
mythicalAncestor	Latinus →
neighboringPeople	Aequi → Etruscans → Hernici → Sabines → Volsci →
originMyth	descended from Latinus →
participatedIn	Latin League →
partOf	ancient Italic peoples →
politicalOrganization	Latin League →
predecessor	Proto-Italic peoples →
region	Latium → central Italy →
religion	Roman paganism → ancient Roman religion →
spoke	Latin language →
successor	Roman people → Romans →
timePeriod	1st millennium BC → Iron Age →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Aurunci → Falisci → Roman Kingdom → South Picene people → Umbrians →	neighboringPeople
Latium →	ethnicGroup
Falisci →	ethnoLinguisticRelation
Italic peoples →	includesEthnicGroup
ancient Italy →	inhabitedBy
Sidicini →	neighbouringPeople
Latium →	people
Volsci →	regionBordered
Umbrians →	relatedEthnicGroup