Mare Internum

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Mare Internum is the ancient Roman name for the Mediterranean Sea, the central body of water around which much of classical civilization developed.

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Mare Internum canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Latin toponym
historical name
name of sea
alternativeNameOf Mare Nostrum
associatedWith Roman Empire
Roman Republic
classical antiquity
bodyOfWaterType inland sea
centralTo Mediterranean Basin
classical Mediterranean civilizations
connectedTo Atlantic Ocean
connectedVia Strait of Gibraltar
culturalSignificanceFor Greek and Roman shared Mediterranean culture
Roman Antiquity
surface form: Roman civilization
etymologicallyRelatedTo internus
mare
hasMeaning Inner Sea
Internal Sea
historicallyUsedIn Latin literature
Roman geography
historicalRole center of Roman maritime commerce
core of Roman cultural exchange
strategic military theater for Rome
isPartOf geography of the Roman world
languageOfOrigin Latin
locatedBetween Africa and Asia
Europe and Africa
Europe and Asia
mentionedInContextOf Mediterranean trade routes
Roman maritime power
Roman navigation
modernEquivalentName Mediterranean Sea
nameInLanguage Latin
refersTo Mediterranean Sea
region Old World
surroundedBy Anatolia
North Africa
Southern Europe
surface form: southern Europe

Balkans
surface form: the Balkan Peninsula

Iberian Peninsula
surface form: the Iberian Peninsula

Italian Peninsula
surface form: the Italian Peninsula

Levant region
surface form: the Levant
timePeriodOfUse Roman Empire era
Roman Republic era
usedBy ancient Romans

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Africa Proconsularis borderedBy Mare Internum