About: Macedonia (L'Uniona Homanus)

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Macedonia, like Dalmatia, had a culture all of its own. It had civilization as old or older then Rome itself and the people of Dalmatia were very connected to their heritage. The acted Roman in public and to the military but they spoke their language in their home and sometimes in their Senate. They had strong ethnic bonds and a religious background that, though Roman Polytheism was accepted and often embraced, maintained devotion from many of the Macedonians.

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rdfs:label	Macedonia (L'Uniona Homanus)
rdfs:comment	Macedonia, like Dalmatia, had a culture all of its own. It had civilization as old or older then Rome itself and the people of Dalmatia were very connected to their heritage. The acted Roman in public and to the military but they spoke their language in their home and sometimes in their Senate. They had strong ethnic bonds and a religious background that, though Roman Polytheism was accepted and often embraced, maintained devotion from many of the Macedonians.
dcterms:subject	Subdivisions of Countries (L'Uniona Homanus) Provinces of the Roman Empire (L'Uniona Homanus) L'Uniona Homanus Senatorial Provinces of Rome (L'Uniona Homanus) European 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) L'Uniona Homanus European Provinces of Rome (L'Uniona Homanus) Countries (L'Uniona Homanus) Countries (L'Uniona Homanus) Macedonia Macedonia Eastern European Provinces of Rome (L'Uniona Homanus) Eastern European Provinces of Rome (L'Uniona Homanus)
abstract	Macedonia, like Dalmatia, had a culture all of its own. It had civilization as old or older then Rome itself and the people of Dalmatia were very connected to their heritage. The acted Roman in public and to the military but they spoke their language in their home and sometimes in their Senate. They had strong ethnic bonds and a religious background that, though Roman Polytheism was accepted and often embraced, maintained devotion from many of the Macedonians.

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