Roman Near East

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The Roman Near East was a culturally diverse region of the eastern Mediterranean and Western Asia under Roman rule, encompassing provinces such as Syria, Judea, and Arabia and serving as a major crossroads of trade, religion, and imperial power.

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All labels observed (2)

Label	Occurrences
Roman East	6
Roman Near East canonical	4

Referenced by (10)

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

Near Eastern archaeology → timePeriodStudied → Roman Near East ⓘ

Limes Arabicus frontier zone → geographicalContext → Roman East ⓘ

linked to: Roman Near East

Classical Aramaic → usedIn → Roman Near East ⓘ

Seleucia (Gaulanitis) → locatedIn → Roman Near East ⓘ

subject linked to: Seleucia

army of Gaius Cassius Longinus → theaterOfOperations → Roman East ⓘ

linked to: Roman Near East

Parthian campaign of Severus Alexander → place → Roman East ⓘ

linked to: Roman Near East

Corrector totius Orientis → appliesToJurisdiction → Roman East ⓘ

linked to: Roman Near East

Syro-Palmyrene → relatedTo → Roman Near East ⓘ

Wahballath → claimedAuthorityOver → Roman East ⓘ

linked to: Roman Near East

Siege of Antioch (272) → theaterOfWar → Roman East ⓘ

linked to: Roman Near East