Italie romaine
Also known as Italia
péninsule italienne durant la domination romaine
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- Capital
- Rome : full-fledged until Diocletianic times, from then on mostly only de jure . Mediolanum and Ravenna : Imperial residences; de facto capital in the Late Empire (of the whole Empire or only the Western part)
- Common languages
- Latin
- Religion
- Roman polytheism , followed by Nicene - Chalcedonian Christianity
- Government
- Mixed constitution
- Legislature
- Senate and People of Rome
- Historical era
- Ancient history
- Ad 1
- Estimates vary from 4 to 10 million ( c. 1 million in Rome)
- Iso 3166 code
- IT
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- Roman Italy
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À l'époque de la Rome antique, dans les derniers siècles de la République puis sous l'Empire la notion d'Italie évolua pour parvenir à désigner la péninsule italique dans sa totalité, de Brindisi jusqu'aux Alpes, cependant elle ne concerna jamais les îles majeures (Corse, Sardaigne et Sicile), sauf dans la période qui suivit la tétrarchie (IVe siècle).
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