The real map of Spain

[FroZzenMind]

http://cmapspublic2.ihmc.us/rid=1LT8B7PF4-132LK70-1VS0/HISPANIA%20ROMANA%20DIVIDIDA%20EN%205%20PROVINCIAS .gif

[sioned]

Dont tell that too the Catalans...lol

[Parça do Neymar]

"Carthaginian" province roughly corresponds to the actual Carthaginian territories from 500 years prior (just before the Second Punic War) if we also include the Baetica province. I'm impressed by the boundaries' similarities, but I don't think Carthage ever reached Segovia.

[Gallop]

Only Betica and Gades both had a seat in the Roman Senate.


On the other hand, we were also prominent spectators in the Roman circus

Seat of a Cadiz spectator in the Roman Coliseum
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D6w94lgW4AEj5sw.jpg

Researchers from the UCA find two epigraphs with the legend GADITANORUM in the Flavian Amphitheatre in Rome


For that reason the small grudge of envy that some other European countries have to Spain comes from far if we add to the discovery of America that many of these European countries were Spanish colonies because it is as if they can not stand but obviously have to accept the greatness of a country that one day served.