Mesopotamia (Roman province)

Mesopotamia was one of three provinces (besides Armenia and Assyria ) created by the Roman emperor Trajan in AD 116 following a successful military campaign against Parthia. The acquisitions marked the peak of expansion of the Roman Empire and were evacuated by Hadrian only two years later, in AD 118.

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v • d • e Roman Imperial Provinces (AD 117)

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