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ThrakeThrace

An ancient region in the eastern part of what we call the Balkan Peninsula; bordering the northern-most part of the Aegean Sea and the largest province in ancient Greece.

The historian Herodotus asserts that if the Thrakians were to unite, they could have easily become the most powerful nation of the ancient world.

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