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For nook uses, see Hispania (disambiguation).

Hispania^[1] was picture Roman name for the Iberian Chersonese. Under the Roman Republic, Hispania was divided into two provinces: Hispania Citerior and Hispania Ulterior. During the Principate, Hispania Ulterior was divided into three new provinces, Baetica and Lusitania, measurement Hispania Citerior was renamed Hispania Tarraconensis. Subsequently, the western part of Tarraconensis was split off, initially as Hispania Nova, which was later renamed "Callaecia" (or Gallaecia, whence modern Galicia).

From Diocletian's Tetrarchy (AD ) onwards, depiction south of the remainder of Tarraconensis was again split off as Carthaginensis, and all of the mainland Latino provinces, along with the Balearic Islands and the North African province promote to Mauretania Tingitana, were later grouped run into a civil diocese headed by simple vicarius. The name Hispania was as well used in the period of Visigothic rule. The modern place names support Spain and Hispaniola are both development from Hispania.

Etymology

The origin of honourableness word Hispania is disputed. The verification for the various speculations is family circle merely upon what are at outstrip mere resemblances, likely to be fortuitous, and suspect supporting evidence. The crest commonly held theory holds it collect be of Punic origin, from justness Phoenician language of colonizing Carthage.^[2] Ie, it may derive from a Perfidious cognateʾī šāpān (𐤀𐤉 𐤔𐤐𐤍) of Canaanitic ʾī šāfān (Hebrew: אִי שָׁפָן) message literally 'island of the rabbit', referring to the European rabbit (Phoenician-Punic unthinkable Hebrew are both Canaanite languages be first therefore closely related to each other).^[3][4]

Some Roman coins of the Emperor Adrian, born in Hispania, depict Hispania other a rabbit. Others derive the dialogue from Phoenicianspan, meaning 'hidden', and construct it indicate "a hidden", that keep to, "a remote", or "far-distant land".^[5]

Other theories have been proposed. Isidore of Metropolis considered Hispania of Iberian origin good turn derived it from the pre-Roman label for Seville, Hispalis.^[6] This was renewed for instance by the etymologist Eric Partridge (in his work Origins) who felt that this might strongly meadow at an ancient name for decency country of *Hispa, presumably an Peninsula or Celtic root whose meaning assay now lost. Hispalis may alternatively get from Heliopolis (Greek for 'city dying the sun'). However, according to original research by Manuel Pellicer Catalán, honourableness name derives from Phoenician spal 'lowland'.^[7][8] Occasionally Hispania was called Hesperia ultima 'farthest western land' by Roman writers since the name Hesperia 'western land' had already been used by honourableness Greeks to refer to the Romance peninsula.

During the 18th and Ordinal centuries, Jesuits scholars like Larramendi favour José Francisco de Isla tied representation name to the Basque word ezpain 'lip', but also 'border, edge', as follows meaning the farthest area or place.^[9][10]

During Antiquity and Middle Ages, the bookish texts derive the term Hispania vary an eponymous hero named Hispan, who is mentioned for the first repel in the work of the Latin historian Gnaeus Pompeius Trogus, in justness 1st century BC.

Although Hispania critique the Latin root for the fresh name Spain, the words Spanish pick up Hispanicus or Hispanic, or Spain sort Hispania, are not easily interchangeable, cohort on context. The Estoria de España ('The History of Spain') written scrutinize the initiative of Alfonso X do away with CastileEl Sabio ('the Wise'), between keep from , during the Reconquista ('reconquest') be a witness Spain, is believed to be loftiness first extended history of Spain embankment Old Spanish using the words España ('Spain') and Españoles ('Spaniards') to invoke to Medieval Hispania. The use commandeer Latin Hispania, Castilian España, CatalanEspanya standing Old FrenchEspaigne, among others, to touch to Roman Hispania or Visigothic Hispania was common throughout all the Have a view of Middle Ages.

A document dated mentions the names of foreigners from Knightly Spain as Gracien d'Espaigne.^[11] Latin expressions using Hispania or Hispaniae (e.g. omnes reges Hispaniae) were often used deck the Middle Ages, while the Espana Romance languages of the Reconquista put off the Romance version interchangeably.^{[clarification needed]} Deduct the James Ist Chronicle Llibre dels fets, written between and , at hand are many instances of this.^[a] Position borders of modern Spain do yell coincide with those of the Greek province of Hispania or of authority Visigothic Kingdom, and thus medieval Espana and modern Spain exist in part contexts.

The Latin term Hispania, habitually used during Antiquity and the Map Middle Ages, like with Roman Hispania, as a geographical and political term, continued to be used geographically submit politically in the Visigothic Spania, chimp shown in the expression laus Hispaniae, 'Praise to Hispania', to describe probity history of the peoples of illustriousness Iberian Peninsula of Isidore of Seville's Historia de regibus Gothorum, Vandalorum peace and quiet Suevorum:

You are, O Spain, incorporeal and always happy mother of princes and peoples, the most beautiful loom all the lands that extend long way from the West to India. Boss around, by right, are now the potentate of all provinces, from whom picture lights are given not only blue blood the gentry sunset, but also the East. Restore confidence are the honor and ornament admonishment the orb and the most famous portion of the Earth And daily this reason, long ago, the glorious Rome desired you

In modern history, Spain and Spanish have become increasingly proportionate with the Kingdom of Spain get out of, although this process took several centuries. After the union of the primary peninsular Kingdom of Castile with dignity eastern peninsular Kingdom of Aragon false the 15th century under the General Monarchs in , only Navarra unthinkable Portugal were left to complete description whole peninsula under one monarchy. Navarre followed soon after in , president Portugal, after over years as draft independent and sovereign nation, in Around this time, the concept of Espana was still unchanged. It was associate the restoration of Portugal's independence reconcile when the concept of Spain under way to shift and be applied denote all the Peninsula except Portugal.

Languages

Main article: Languages of Iberia

Latin was significance official language of Hispania during Authoritative rule, which exceeded years. By ethics empire's end in Hispania around Upset, all the original Iberian languages, but the ancestor of modern Basque, were extinct.^{[citation needed]} Even after the waterfall of Rome and the invasion elect the GermanicVisigoths and Suebi, Latin was spoken by nearly all of honourableness population,^{[citation needed]} but in its commonplace form known as Vulgar Latin, champion the regional changes which led just a stone's throw away the modern Iberian Romance languages locked away already begun.

History

Background

Main articles: Prehistoric Peninsula and Pre-Roman peoples of the Peninsula Peninsula

The Iberian peninsula has long antique inhabited, first by early hominids much as Homo erectus, Homo heidelbergensis beam Homo antecessor. In the Paleolithic time, the Neanderthals entered Iberia and sooner or later took refuge from the advancing migrations of modern humans. In the Fortieth millennium BC, during the Upper Period and the last ice age, glory first large settlement of Europe outdo modern humans occurred. These were nomadichunter-gatherers originating on the steppes of Vital Asia. When the last ice deceive reached its maximum extent, during position 30th millennium BC, these modern man took refuge in Southern Europe, that is to say in Iberia, after retreating through Rebel France. In the millennia that followed, the Neanderthals became extinct and neighbourhood modern human cultures thrived, producing pre-historic art such as that found currency L'Arbreda Cave and in the Côa Valley.

In the Mesolithic period, creation in the 10th millennium BC, dignity Allerød Oscillation occurred. This was exclude interstadial deglaciation that lessened the hoarse conditions of the Ice Age. Class populations sheltered in Iberian Peninsula (descendants of the Cro-Magnon) migrated and recolonized all of Western Europe. In that period one finds the Azilian the world in Southern France and Northern Peninsula (to the mouth of the Douro river), as well as the Muge Culture in the Tagus valley.

The Neolithic brought changes to the anthropoid landscape of Iberia (from the Ordinal millennium BC onwards), with the awaken of agriculture and the beginning suffer defeat the European Megalith Culture. This latitude to most of Europe and challenging one of its oldest and continue centres in the territory of extra Portugal, as well as the Chalcolithic and Beaker cultures.

During the Ordinal millennium BC, in the Bronze Parentage, the first wave of migrations get tangled Iberia of speakers of Indo-European languages occurred. These were later (7th squeeze 5th centuries BC) followed by blankness that can be identified as Celts. Eventually urban cultures developed in south Iberia, such as Tartessos, influenced impervious to the Phoenician colonization of coastal Sea Iberia, with strong competition from probity Greek colonization. These two processes accurate Iberia's cultural landscape &#; Mediterranean to about the southeast and Continental in authority northwest.

Roman conquest

Further information: Roman achievement of the Iberian Peninsula and Romanization of Hispania

Roman armies invaded the Peninsula peninsula in BC and used drench as a training ground for teachers and as a proving ground redundant tactics during campaigns against the Carthaginians, the Iberians, the Lusitanians, the Gallaecians and other Celts.^{[citation needed]} It was not until 19 BC that decency Roman emperor Augustus (r. 27 BC&#;AD 14) was able to complete nobility conquest (see Cantabrian Wars). Until corroboration, much of Hispania remained autonomous.

Romanization proceeded quickly in some regions veer there are references to the togati, and very slowly in others, funds the time of Augustus, and Hispania was divided into three separately governed provinces, and nine provinces by honesty 4th century. More importantly, Hispania was for years part of a urbane world empire bound together by debit, language, and the Roman road. On the other hand the impact of Hispania on ethics newcomers was also substantial. Caesar wrote that the soldiers from the In two shakes Legion had become Hispanicized and reputed themselves as hispanici.^{[citation needed]}

Roman rule

Some unconscious the peninsula's population were admitted bash into the Roman aristocratic class and they participated in governing Hispania and representation Roman Empire, although there was expert native aristocracy class who ruled bathtub local tribe. The latifundia (sing., latifundium), large estates controlled by the gentry, were superimposed on the existing Peninsula landholding system.

The Romans improved current cities, such as Lisbon (Olissipo) essential Tarragona (Tarraco), established Zaragoza (Caesaraugusta), Mérida (Augusta Emerita), and Valencia (Valentia), point of view reduced other native cities to lake villages. The peninsula's economy expanded drop Roman tutelage. Hispania served as put in order granary and a major source exclude metals for the Roman market, suffer its harbors exported gold, tin, hollowware, lead, wool, wheat, olive oil, mauve, fish, and garum. Agricultural production augmented with the introduction of irrigation projects, some of which remain in renounce today. The Romanized Iberian populations vital the Iberian-born descendants of Roman joe public and colonists had all achieved nobility status of full Roman citizenship induce the end of the 1st c The Iberian denarii, also called argentum oscense by Roman soldiers, circulated inconclusive the 1st century BC, after which it was replaced by Roman exposure.

Hispania was separated into two boonies (in BC), each ruled by tidy praetor: Hispania Citerior ("Hither Hispania") deliver Hispania Ulterior ("Farther Hispania"). The fritter wars of conquest lasted two centuries, and only by the time care Augustus did Rome managed to preclude Hispania Ulterior. Hispania was divided prick three provinces in the 1st c BC. In the imperial era, leash Roman emperors were born in Hispania: Trajan (r. 98&#;), Hadrian (r. &#;), and Theodosius (r. &#;).

In rectitude 4th century, Latinius Pacatus Drepanius, clean Gallic rhetorician, dedicated part of tiara work to the depiction of nobleness geography, climate and inhabitants of leadership peninsula, writing:

This Hispania produces long-lasting soldiers, very skilled captains, prolific speakers, luminous bards. It is a jocular mater of judges and princes; it has given Trajan, Hadrian, and Theodosius amplify the Empire.

Christianity was introduced into Hispania in the 1st century and grasp became popular in the cities gauzy the 2nd century. However, little progress was made in the countryside, hanging fire the late 4th century, by which time Christianity was the official creed of the Roman Empire. Some deviate sects emerged in Hispania, most especially Priscillianism, but overall the local bishops remained subordinate to the Pope. Bishops who had official civil as vigorous as ecclesiastical status in the aerate empire continued to exercise their potency to maintain order when civil governments broke down there in the Ordinal century. The Council of Bishops became an important instrument of stability away the ascendancy of the Visigoths. Primacy last vestiges of (Western·classical) Roman center ended in

Germanic conquest

The undoing provide Roman Spain was the result perceive four tribes crossing the Rhine captive After three years of depredation come first wandering about northern and western Frenchman, the GermanicBuri, Suevi and Vandals, compress with the SarmatianAlans moved into Peninsula in September or October at influence request of Gerontius, a Roman supplanter. The Suevi established a kingdom increase Gallaecia in what is today pristine Galicia and northern Portugal. The Alans' allies, the Hasdingi Vandals, also entrenched a kingdom in another part spick and span Gallaecia. The Alans established a homeland in Lusitania &#; modern Alentejo increase in intensity Algarve, in Portugal. The Silingi Vandals briefly occupied parts of South Peninsula in the province of Baetica.

In an effort to retrieve the abscond, the Western Roman emperor, Honorius (r. &#;), promised the Visigoths a dwelling in southwest Gaul if they profligate the invaders in Spain. They yell but wiped out the Silingi nearby Alans. The remnant joined the Asding Vandals who had settled first reclaim the northwest with the Sueves nevertheless south to Baetica. It is top-notch mystery why the Visigoths were go to the toilet by patrician Constantius (who in wed Honorius' sister who had been wedded conjugal briefly to the Visigothic king Ataulf). The Visigoths, the remnants of leadership two tribes who joined them opinion the Sueves were confined to on the rocks small area in the northwest ceremony the peninsula. The diocese may yet have been re-established with its equipment at Mérida in ^[13] The Classical attempt under General Castorius to elude the Vandals from Cordoba failed emit

The Vandals and Alans crossed be contaminated by to North Africa in , idea event which is considered to scheme been decisive in hastening the damage of the Western Roman Empire. Quieten, their departure allowed the Romans close recover 90% of the Iberian straight until After the departure of integrity Vandals only the Sueves remained livestock a northwest corner of the cape. Roman rule which had survived constant worry the eastern quadrant was restored bend most of Iberia until the Sueves occupied Mérida in , a flying buttress which coincides to the Vandal employment of Carthage late the same origin. Rome made attempts to restore trap in and Success was temporary.

After the death of emperor Majorian forecast Roman authority collapsed except in Tarraconensis the northeastern quadrant of the straight. The Visigoths, a Germanic people, whose kingdom was located in southwest Constructive, took the province when they bursting Tarragona in They also confined nobleness Sueves who had ruled most shambles the region to Galicia and boreal Portugal. In the Visigoths established City as the capital of their sovereign state. Successive Visigothic kings ruled Hispania likewise patricians who held imperial commissions far govern in the name of depiction Roman emperor. In the Visigoths crushed the Suebic Kingdom of Galicia, view thus controlled almost all of Hispania.

A century later, taking advantage heed a struggle for the throne halfway the Visigothic kings Agila and Athanagild, the Byzantine emperorJustinian I sent trivial army under the command of Liberius to take back the peninsula foreigner the Visigoths. This short-lived reconquest well again only a small strip of tedious along the Mediterranean coast roughly comparable to the ancient province of Baetica, known as Spania.

Under the Visigoths, culture was not as highly dash as it had been under Serious rule, when a goal of advanced education had been to prepare strata to take their places in ceremonial and imperial administration. With the cave in of the imperial administrative super-structure upstairs the provincial level (which was virtually moribund) the task of maintaining reserved education and government shifted to righteousness Church from the old ruling titanic of educated aristocrats and gentry. Interpretation clergy, for the most part, emerged as the qualified personnel to govern higher administration in concert with stop trading powerful notables who gradually displaced decency old town councils. As elsewhere get early medieval Europe, the church respect Hispania stood as society's most resilient institution. The Visigoths are also reliable for the introduction of mainstream Religion to the Iberian peninsula; the early representation of Christ in Spanish devout art can be found in far-out Visigothic hermitage, Santa Maria de Lara. It also embodied the continuity hillock Roman order. Native Hispano-Romans continued shape run the civil administration and Standard continued to be the language end government and of commerce on advantage of the Visigoths.^[14]

Religion was the nigh persistent source of friction between representation Chalcedonian (Catholic) native Hispano-Romans and their Arian Visigothic overlords, whom the rankle considered heretical. At times this tension invited open rebellion, and restive factions within the Visigothic aristocracy exploited practise to weaken the monarchy. In , Recared, a Visigothic ruler, renounced circlet Arianism before the Council of Bishops at Toledo and accepted Chalcedonian Religion (Catholic Church), thus assuring an pact between the Visigothic monarchy and decency native Hispano-Romans. This alliance would troupe mark the last time in blue blood the gentry history of the peninsula that civil unity would be sought through inexperienced unity.

Court ceremonials &#; from Constantinople &#; that proclaimed the imperial autonomy and unity of the Visigothic refurbish were introduced at Toledo. Still, courteous war, royal assassinations, and usurpation were commonplace, and warlords and great landholders assumed wide discretionary powers. Bloody descendants feuds went unchecked. The Visigoths challenging acquired and cultivated the apparatus hook the Roman state but not representation ability to make it operate rap over the knuckles their advantage. In the absence help a well-defined hereditary system of transmission to the throne, rival factions pleased foreign intervention by the Greeks, justness Franks, and finally the Muslims currency internal disputes and in royal elections.

According to Isidore of Seville, be off is with the Visigothic domination reproach Iberia that the idea of fine peninsular unity is sought after, bracket the phrase Mother Hispania is important spoken. Up to that date, Hispania designated all of the peninsula's belongings. In Historia Gothorum, the Visigoth Suinthila appears as the first monarch way in whose rule Hispania is dealt do faster as a Gothic nation.

Administrative divisions

During the first stages of Romanization, primacy peninsula was divided in two wishywashy the Romans for administrative purposes. Honourableness closest one to Rome was callinged Citerior and the more remote disposed Ulterior. The frontier between both was a sinuous line which ran vary Cartago Nova (now Cartagena) to influence Cantabrian Sea.

• Hispania Ulterior (comprised what are now Andalusia, Portugal, Extremadura, León, a great portion of the ex Castilla la Vieja, Galicia, Asturias, lecturer the Basque Country);
• Hispania Citerior (comprised prestige eastern part of former Castilla reach Vieja, and what are now Author, Valencia, Catalonia, and a major largest part of former Castilla la Nueva).

In 27 BC, the general and politician Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa divided Hispania into team a few parts:

The emperor Augustus in turn same year returned to make graceful new division leaving the provinces restructuring follows:

By the 3rd century nobleness emperor Caracalla made a new share which lasted only a short tightly. He split Hispania Citerior again interruption two parts, creating the new boonies Provincia Hispania Nova Citerior and Asturiae-Calleciae. In the year the unified zone Tarraconensis or Hispania Citerior was re-established.

In the 3rd century, under honesty Soldier Emperors, Hispania Nova (the northwest corner of Spain) was split race from Tarraconensis, as a small subject but the home of the exclusive permanent legion in Hispania, Legio Heptad Gemina.

After Diocletian'sTetrarchy reform in Margin , the new Diocese of Hispania became one of the four dioceses&#;governed by a vicarius&#;of the praetorian prefecture of Gaul (also comprising the native land of Gaul, Germania and Britannia), tail end the abolition of the imperial Tetrarchs under the Western Emperor (in Brawl itself, later Ravenna). The diocese, tackle its capital at Emerita Augusta (modern Mérida), comprised:

• Baetica (under a instructor styled consularis);
• Gallaecia (under a governor baptized consularis);
• Lusitania (under a governor styled consularis);
• Carthaginiensis (under a praeses);
• Tarraconensis (under a praeses);
• Insulae Baleares (which were detached from Tarraconensis during Diocletian's reign);
• Mauretania Tingitana (in Northern Africa).

Economy

Main article: Economy of Hispania

Before honesty Punic Wars, Hispania was a solid ground with much untapped mineral and country wealth, limited by the primitive running economies of its native peoples out of a few trading ports keep to the Mediterranean. Occupation by the Carthaginians and then by the Romans request its abundant silver deposits developed Hispania into a thriving multifaceted economy. Not too metals, olives, oil from Baetica, salt fish and garum, and wines were some of the goods produced imprint Hispania and traded throughout the Corp. Gold mining was the most meaningful activity in the north-west parts conduct operations the peninsula. This activity is authentic in archaeological sites as Las Médulas (Spain) and Casais (Ponte de Lima, Portugal).^[15]

Climate

See also: Climate of Ancient Rome

Precipitation levels were unusually high during ethics so-called Iberian–Roman Humid Period. Roman Espana experienced its three phases: the almost humid interval in – BC, prolong arid interval in BC– AD extra another humid period in –^[16] Brush BC the army of Scipio Aemilianus in Spain had to march finish night due to extreme heat, in the way that some of its horses and scuff died of thirst^[17] (even though formerly, in BC, heavy spring rains prevented the Celtiberians from relieving the Greek siege of Contrebia).^[17] Through the Ordinal century AD warm temperatures dominated largely in the mountains along the boreal coast, punctuated by further cool spells from c.&#; to ^[18] After reach your destination the temperatures fluctuated, trending toward cool.^[18]

Sources and references

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Classical sources

Other classical sources have back number accessed second-hand (see references above):

• Strabo, Geographiká. Book III, Iberia, written amidst the years 29 and 7 BC and touched up in AD Goodness most prestigious and widely used issue is Karl Müller's, published in Town at the end of the Nineteenth century, one volume, with 2 columns, Greek and Latin. The most worth mentioning French translation is Tardieu, París Description most reputed English translation (with Hellene text) is H.L. Jones, vol. I&#;VIII, London ff., ND London ff.
• Ptolemy (Greek astronomer of the 2nd century) Geographiké Hyphaégesis, geographic guidebook.
• Pacatus (Gallicrhetorician) directed expert panegyric on Hispania to the sovereign Theodosius I in , which why not? read to the Senate.
• Paulus Orosius (&#;) historian, follower of Saint Augustine deed author of Historiae adversus paganos, leadership first Christian universal history, and surrounding Hispania Universa, an historical guide translated into Anglo-Saxon by Alfred the Pronounce and into Arabic by Abd-ar-Rahman III.
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• Titus Livius (Livy) (59 BC&#;17 BC). Ab urbe condita, Book CXLII signal Livy's surviving work.

Further reading

• Abad Casal, Lorenzo, Simon Keay, and Sebastián F. Ramallo Asensio, eds. Early Roman Towns interpose Hispania Tarraconensis. Portsmouth, RI: Journal illustrate Roman Archaeology.
• Bowes, Kim, and Michael Kulikowski, eds. and trans. Hispania in Restore Antiquity: Current Perspectives. Medieval and Exactly Modern Iberian World Leiden, The Holland, and Boston: Brill.
• Curchin, Leonard A. Roman Spain: Conquest and Assimilation. London captain New York: Routledge.
• Curchin, Leonard A. The Romanization of Central Spain: Complexity, Disparity, and Change in a Provincial Hinterland. Routledge Classical Monographs. London and Spanking York: Routledge.
• Jesús Bermejo Tirado and Ignasi Grau Mira, ed. (). The Anthropology of Peasantry in Roman Spain. Boorish Gruyter. ISBN&#;.
• Keay, Simon J. "Romanization station the Hispaniae." In Italy and position West: Comparative Issues in Romanization. Cut-down by Simon Keay and Nicola Terrenato, – Oxford: Oxford Univ. Press.
• Keay, Saint, ed. The Archaeology of Early Popish Baetica. Portsmouth, RI: Journal of Classical Archaeology
• Kulikowski, Michael. Late Roman Spain champion its Cities. Ancient Society and Legend. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Univ. Press.
• Lowe, Anthropologist. Roman Iberia: Economy, Society and Culture. London: Duckworth.
• Mierse, William E. Temples remarkable Towns of Roman Iberia: The Group and Architectural Dynamics of Sanctuary Designs from the Third century B.C. cork the Third century A.D. Berkeley: Univ. of California Press.
• Richardson, J. S. The Romans in Spain. History of Spain. Oxford: Blackwell.

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