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EPIR - in Greece

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ACHIA - Roman province

IONIA - in Asia Minor

CARIA - in Asia Minor

NUBIA - in Egypt

ELIS - in Greece

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APULIA - Roman province

ATTICA - in Greece

BEOTHIA - in Greece

Betica - Roman province in Spain

DORIDA - in Greece

ISTRIA - in the Balkans

TROADA - in Asia Minor

PHOKIS - in Greece

THRACE - in Greece

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ARCADIA - "paradise country" in Greece

BACTRIA - in Central Asia

BELGICA - Roman province (Belgium)

BITHYNIA - in Asia Minor

GALILEE - in Palestine

ILLYRIA - Roman province in the Balkans

Cilicia - in Asia Minor

LIGURIA - in Italy and France

PUNJAB (Five Rivers) - in South Asia

KHOROSAN - part of Parthia

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ARGOLIDA - in Greece

BRITAIN - Roman province

GANDHARA - in the northwest of Pakistan

GERMANY - Roman province

Mesopotamia (Mesopotamia) - in Western Asia

CAMPAIGN - in Southern Italy

Pannonia - Roman province

THESSALIA - in Greece

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CYRENAIC - in Libya

PALESTINE - in Western Asia

Semirechye - in Central Asia

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PELOPONNESE - in Greece

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