Magna Graecia. "M. G.", the Latin translation of the Greek Megale Hellas, was the conventional name for the Greek colonies in southern Italy, which were to provide Rome with its first contacts with Greek culture:
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| title | Magna Graecia. "M. G.", the Latin translation of the Greek Megale Hellas, was the conventional name for the Greek colonies in southern Italy, which were to provide Rome with its first contacts with Greek culture |
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| title_exact_search | Magna Graecia. "M. G.", the Latin translation of the Greek Megale Hellas, was the conventional name for the Greek colonies in southern Italy, which were to provide Rome with its first contacts with Greek culture |
| title_full | Magna Graecia. "M. G.", the Latin translation of the Greek Megale Hellas, was the conventional name for the Greek colonies in southern Italy, which were to provide Rome with its first contacts with Greek culture |
| title_fullStr | Magna Graecia. "M. G.", the Latin translation of the Greek Megale Hellas, was the conventional name for the Greek colonies in southern Italy, which were to provide Rome with its first contacts with Greek culture |
| title_full_unstemmed | Magna Graecia. "M. G.", the Latin translation of the Greek Megale Hellas, was the conventional name for the Greek colonies in southern Italy, which were to provide Rome with its first contacts with Greek culture |
| title_short | Magna Graecia. "M. G.", the Latin translation of the Greek Megale Hellas, was the conventional name for the Greek colonies in southern Italy, which were to provide Rome with its first contacts with Greek culture |
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