province of Sardinia et Corsica

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The province of Sardinia et Corsica was a late Roman administrative region encompassing the Mediterranean islands of Sardinia and Corsica under the Diocese of Italia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman administrative region
late Roman province
administrativeCenterOnIsland Caralis on Sardinia
administrativeLanguage Latin
approximateEndTime 5th century
approximateStartTime late 3rd century
capital Cagliari
Caralis
contains Corsica
Sardinia
country Roman Empire
currency Roman currency
economyBasedOn agriculture
maritime trade
pastoralism
establishedUnder Diocletianic reforms
ethnicGroup Corsicans
Romans
Sardinians
followedBy Byzantine province of Corsica
Byzantine province of Sardinia
linked to: Byzantine Sardinia
governedBy praeses
governorTitle praeses Sardiniae et Corsicae
hasFeature Roman roads
coastal fortifications
harbor cities
hasJurisdictionOver island of Corsica
linked to: Corsica

island of Sardinia
linked to: Sardinia
hasType insular province
languageSpoken Latin
Punic
local Sardinian languages
legalSystem Roman law
locatedIn Mediterranean Sea
namedAfter Corsica
Sardinia
partOf Diocese of Italia
Prefecture of Italy
Western Roman Empire
precededBy Roman province of Corsica
Roman province of Sardinia
religion Christianity
Roman paganism
strategicImportance control of western Mediterranean sea routes
taxRegionOf Roman Empire
timePeriod Late Antiquity
transitionedReligionTo Nicene Christianity

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Diocese of Italia hasPart province of Sardinia et Corsica
Augustan wars hasLocation Sardinia and Corsica region
linked to: province of Sardinia et Corsica
Roman Sardinia partOf province of Sardinia et Corsica