Roman province of Sicilia

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The Roman province of Sicilia was an early and strategically vital province of the Roman Republic and Empire, encompassing the island of Sicily and serving as a key grain supplier and naval base in the central Mediterranean.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman province
province of the Roman Republic
abolished late 3rd century AD
borderedBy Roman province of Africa Proconsularis
Roman province of Italia
Roman province of Sardinia et Corsica
linked to: Roman Sardinia
capital Lilybaeum
Messana
Syracuse
conqueredFrom Carthage
country Roman Empire
Roman Republic
createdAfter First Punic War
currency Roman denarius
local bronze coinage
economicRole key grain supplier to Rome
naval base in the central Mediterranean
producer of olive oil
producer of wine
established 241 BC
firstGovernor Gaius Lutatius Catulus
governedBy praetor
proconsul
propraetor
language Greek
Latin
legalSource Lex Rupilia
locatedIn Sicily
central Mediterranean
majorCity Agrigentum
linked to: Akragas

Catana
Enna
Halaesa
Lilybaeum
Messana
Panormus
Segesta
Syracuse
Tauromenium
Tyndaris
mentionedIn Cicero's Verrine Orations
militaryEvent First Servile War in Sicily
linked to: Servile Wars

Second Servile War in Sicily
linked to: Second Servile War
notableGovernor Cicero (as quaestor in western Sicily)
Gaius Verres
partOf Roman Mediterranean provinces system
preRomanInhabitants Elymians
linked to: Elymian

Greek colonists
Sicanians
Sicels
religion Greek polytheism
Roman polytheism
reorganizedAs Sicily (Late Roman diocese)
linked to: Roman Sicily
strategicImportance base for Roman fleets in Punic Wars
control of sea routes between Italy and Africa
taxSystem tithe (decuma) on grain

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Lilybaeum partOf Roman province of Sicilia
Catania archaeological area associatedWith Roman province of Sicilia
Thermae Himerenses region Sicilia (Roman province)
linked to: Roman province of Sicilia
Panormos countryInAntiquity Sicily (Roman province)
linked to: Roman province of Sicilia
Agyrium partOf Roman province of Sicily
linked to: Roman province of Sicilia