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== The Nuttall Encyclopedia <ref name="term_75063" /> ==
== The Nuttall Encyclopedia <ref name="term_75063" /> ==
<p> The name anciently given to a broad stretch of mountainous country of varying extent lying E. of the Adriatic Sea. The Illyrians were the last Balkan people to be civilised; becoming a [[Roman]] province 35 B.C., [[Illyria]] furnished several emperors, among them the notorious Diocletian. [[Constantine]] extended the province to include all the country S. of the Danube; at the division of the empire, [[Greece]] and [[Macedonia]] went to the East, the rest to the West; the name was revived by Napoleon, but has since been dropped. </p>
<p> The name anciently given to a broad stretch of mountainous country of varying extent lying E. of the Adriatic Sea. The Illyrians were the last Balkan people to be civilised; becoming a Roman province 35 B.C., [[Illyria]] furnished several emperors, among them the notorious Diocletian. [[Constantine]] extended the province to include all the country S. of the Danube; at the division of the empire, [[Greece]] and [[Macedonia]] went to the East, the rest to the West; the name was revived by Napoleon, but has since been dropped. </p>
          
          
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Latest revision as of 18:32, 15 October 2021

The Nuttall Encyclopedia [1]

The name anciently given to a broad stretch of mountainous country of varying extent lying E. of the Adriatic Sea. The Illyrians were the last Balkan people to be civilised; becoming a Roman province 35 B.C., Illyria furnished several emperors, among them the notorious Diocletian. Constantine extended the province to include all the country S. of the Danube; at the division of the empire, Greece and Macedonia went to the East, the rest to the West; the name was revived by Napoleon, but has since been dropped.

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