About: Cilicia (L'Uniona Homanus)

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Cilicia, another one of the Anatolian Provinces of Rome, resides in what is now Southeastern Turkey. It was closely connected with the Parthican Provinces and benefitted greatly from the spread of their knowledge and wealth. Cilicians were some of the most distinct of the peoples of the Anatolian Peninsula. Their Luvian culture and language, similar to the Hittite Language, made it very different from the more Greccian influenced Provinces in that region such as Bythinia et Pontus.

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rdfs:label	Cilicia (L'Uniona Homanus)
rdfs:comment	Cilicia, another one of the Anatolian Provinces of Rome, resides in what is now Southeastern Turkey. It was closely connected with the Parthican Provinces and benefitted greatly from the spread of their knowledge and wealth. Cilicians were some of the most distinct of the peoples of the Anatolian Peninsula. Their Luvian culture and language, similar to the Hittite Language, made it very different from the more Greccian influenced Provinces in that region such as Bythinia et Pontus.
dcterms:subject	Subdivisions of Countries (L'Uniona Homanus) Provinces of the Roman Empire (L'Uniona Homanus) Senatorial Provinces of Rome (L'Uniona Homanus) Subdivisions of Countries (L'Uniona Homanus) Provinces of the Roman Empire (L'Uniona Homanus) Senatorial Provinces of Rome (L'Uniona Homanus) Countries (L'Uniona Homanus) Countries (L'Uniona Homanus) Turkey Turkey Asian Provinces of Rome (L'Uniona Homanus) Asian Provinces of Rome (L'Uniona Homanus) Anatolian Provinces of Rome (L'Uniona Homanus) Anatolian Provinces of Rome (L'Uniona Homanus)
abstract	Cilicia, another one of the Anatolian Provinces of Rome, resides in what is now Southeastern Turkey. It was closely connected with the Parthican Provinces and benefitted greatly from the spread of their knowledge and wealth. Cilicians were some of the most distinct of the peoples of the Anatolian Peninsula. Their Luvian culture and language, similar to the Hittite Language, made it very different from the more Greccian influenced Provinces in that region such as Bythinia et Pontus.

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