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Roman Syria was a province of the Roman Empire that existed from 64 BC to 198 AD, encompassing the region of Syria in the eastern Mediterranean. It matters because it was a major territory that Rome controlled during this period, connecting Roman power to the eastern Mediterranean world and serving as an important administrative region for the empire.
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190s disestablishments in the Roman Empire198 disestablishments1st-century BC establishments in the Roman Republic60s BC establishmentsAncient LevantFormer countries in West AsiaJews and Judaism in the Roman EmpireRoman SyriaSeleucid Empire successor statesStates and territories disestablished in the 2nd centuryStates and territories established in the 190s