Provincia Germania (Nova Roma)

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The Provincia Germania was re-established a.d. IV Non. Feb. ‡ Q. Maximo M. Minucio cos. ‡ MMDCCLIII a.u.c. and contains the macro nations Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Prior Imperator Caesar Divi Filius Augustus no Provincia Germania was existing and Titus Flavius Domitianus was creating two provinces out of the former one, named Germania Inferior and Germania Superior. Germania Inferior felt after the capture of Colonia Claudia Ara Agrippinensium (CCAA) Flavio Ricimero Iulio Patricio cos.‡ (MCCXII a.u.c.).

History

City and Town names

City, town and village names in Latine with their modern names. Locations founded in the Late Antique area and later have their Latin names from this time (Late Antique, Medieval Latin, Renaissance and Neo-Latin).

Aarhusum Ahaus/D
Abudiacum Abbach/D
Abbenhulis Appelhülsen/D
Abbenvilare Appenweier/D
Aventinum Abensberg/D
Acanthopolis Dornstetten/D
Achera Achern/D

Sorviodorum Straubing/D

Colonis Ulpia Traiana Xanten/D
Colonia Claudia Ara Agrippinensium Cologen/D
Novaesium Neuss/D
Augusta Treverorum Trier/D
Mogontiacum Mainz/D
Aquae Granni Aachen/D
Iuliacum Juelich/D
Belgica Euskirchen-Billig/D
Asciburg(i)um Moers-Asberg/D
Bonna Bonn/D
Burginatium Kalkar/D
Gelduba Krefeld-Gellep/D
Arenacum Rindern/D
Quadriburgium Qualburg/D
Rigomagus Remagen/D
Dispargum Duisburg/D
Durnomagus Dormagen/D

Aquae Baden bei Wien/A
Comagenis Tulln/A
Esc([ul]a) Bad Ischl/A
Locus Felix Wallsee-Sindelburg/A