Massilia was an ancient colony located on the Mediterranean coast of Spain, northeast of Barcelona. It is now called Ampurias. In the 3rd century, Rome established it as a foothold for its conquest of Spain, and it was under Roman rule ever since. Its inhabitants were natives, Greeks, and Romans. Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information |
マッシリアの古代植民市。スペインの地中海沿岸,バルセロナの北東にあった。現アンプリアス。3世紀にローマがスペイン経略の足掛りとし,以後ローマの支配下にあった。住民は先住民,ギリシア人,ローマ人の3者。
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