Galatia was later divided into the provinces of Galatia Prima and Galatia Secunda, which continued under the Byzantine Empire. The Galatians seem to have lost their cultural identity and become completely assimilated with the Greek-speaking Byzantines by about AD 700. The Galatian language, part of the Celtic family, is considered extinct.
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| - Die Provinz Galatia wurde von drei keltischen Stämmen, den Trokmer, den Tolistoagier und den Tektosagen, die im 3. Jahrhundert v. Chr. in großer Zahl nach Kleinasien kamen und sich hier auf dem Gebiet der gleichnamigen späteren römischen Provinz festsetzten, bewohnt. Nach einer römischen Strafexpedition gegen die Galater im Jahre 189 v. Chr. wurden sie fortan zu treuen Genossen der Römer. 166 v. Chr. wurden sie zum Dank vom Römischen Senat zu einem freien Platz erklärt. Nach dem Tod des letzten galatischen König im Jahre 25 v. Chr. macht Augustus die Region zur Provinz Galatia mit der Hauptstadt Ancyra. Es war eine vorwiegend landwirtschaftlich geprägte Provinz, die ihre eigenenen Bewohner ernähren konnte, aber sonst nicht von großem wirtschaftlichen Interesse für das Römische Reich war.
- Galatia was later divided into the provinces of Galatia Prima and Galatia Secunda, which continued under the Byzantine Empire. The Galatians seem to have lost their cultural identity and become completely assimilated with the Greek-speaking Byzantines by about AD 700. The Galatian language, part of the Celtic family, is considered extinct.
- The name "Galatia" (celtified to Galaycha) originates from a Latin word meaning "land of the Gauls". This was originally used to refer to parts of the Central Anatolian regions of Phyrgia and Buthynia, where the Celtic tribes who originated the Galatian people settled first. The term was eventually transferred to areas of ancient Pontus where the Celts moved, before being applied to all of modern Galatia following the more recent conquests of the nation.
- From [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Galatia]] Γαλατία (Galatia).
- Galatia is a stone statue guarding the Outpost Ruins. Valuable relics themselves, Caryatids are used to guard the Artifact.
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| - Location of Galatia in Asia Minor
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| - Die Provinz Galatia wurde von drei keltischen Stämmen, den Trokmer, den Tolistoagier und den Tektosagen, die im 3. Jahrhundert v. Chr. in großer Zahl nach Kleinasien kamen und sich hier auf dem Gebiet der gleichnamigen späteren römischen Provinz festsetzten, bewohnt. Nach einer römischen Strafexpedition gegen die Galater im Jahre 189 v. Chr. wurden sie fortan zu treuen Genossen der Römer. 166 v. Chr. wurden sie zum Dank vom Römischen Senat zu einem freien Platz erklärt. Nach dem Tod des letzten galatischen König im Jahre 25 v. Chr. macht Augustus die Region zur Provinz Galatia mit der Hauptstadt Ancyra. Es war eine vorwiegend landwirtschaftlich geprägte Provinz, die ihre eigenenen Bewohner ernähren konnte, aber sonst nicht von großem wirtschaftlichen Interesse für das Römische Reich war.
- Galatia was later divided into the provinces of Galatia Prima and Galatia Secunda, which continued under the Byzantine Empire. The Galatians seem to have lost their cultural identity and become completely assimilated with the Greek-speaking Byzantines by about AD 700. The Galatian language, part of the Celtic family, is considered extinct.
- The name "Galatia" (celtified to Galaycha) originates from a Latin word meaning "land of the Gauls". This was originally used to refer to parts of the Central Anatolian regions of Phyrgia and Buthynia, where the Celtic tribes who originated the Galatian people settled first. The term was eventually transferred to areas of ancient Pontus where the Celts moved, before being applied to all of modern Galatia following the more recent conquests of the nation.
- From [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Galatia]] Γαλατία (Galatia).
- Galatia is a stone statue guarding the Outpost Ruins. Valuable relics themselves, Caryatids are used to guard the Artifact.
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