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[Latin Name]: Pincum
[Modern]: Veliko Gradište
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[Other variants]: Punicum
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[Latin Name]: Halata
[Modern]: ? Dacia-Moesia
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[Other variants]: Alata
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[Latin Name]: Picenses
[Modern]: ? Dacia-Moesia
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[Latin Name]: Radices
[Modern]: Jelašnica
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[Latin Name]: Timacum Minus
[Modern]: Ravna
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[Latin Name]: Pincus
[Modern]: Pek
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Serbia, which lies in the middle of the Balkans, has been a war zone since ancient times. In ancient Rome, Serbia was one of the colonized countries, and the Rome garrison at that time to the buildings, transportation, culture and so on carried out a radical reform. Since the end of the aggression, many place names have remained in use since the Latin and English versions of those names did not match up and no suitable alternative English could be found.
In Serbia, there are a total of 88 ancient Roman place names, preserved in detail by random tools. You can see the English translations of these Roman names in the generator. Some areas have been changed to new names, but others still use the old Rome
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of Roman place names in Serbia.
