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...id) between the Atlantic Ocean and Bay of Biscay to the north-west and the Mediterranean Sea to the south and east; the Pyrenees mountain range forms the border with Fr

...[[Greek god|goddess]] [[Gaia]], and [[personification|personified]] the [[Mediterranean Sea]], according to [[Elizabeth Vandiver]], [[Classics]] [[scholarship|scholar]

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...Malta'' (Maltese: ''Repubblika ta’ Malta''), is an island in the western [[Mediterranean Sea]]. It is a former [[British Empire|British colony]], and a member of the [

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...ɔʀkʀo], [[Occitan]]: ''Pòrtcròs'' [ˌpɔʀˈkʀɔs]) is a little island of the [[Mediterranean Sea]] belonging to the [[Hyères Islands]], in [[Provence]] ([[France]]). Port-

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...ritory, 150 BC.svg|right|350px|Carthage occupied a central location in the Mediterranean sea.}} ...was a natural dividing point between the the west and east parts of the [[Mediterranean Sea]], Carthage quickly grew in influence in Phoenician culture. According t

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...) is the capital city of the [[Valencian Country]], in [[Spain]], on the [[Mediterranean Sea]]. It is also the capital of the province of [[València (province)|Valènc

'''Sicily''' is the largest island in the [[Mediterranean Sea]]. It forms an autonomous region (''Regione Siciliana'') of Italy and is se

...nd largest city of [[Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur]], in [[France]], on the [[Mediterranean Sea]]. It has 347 100 inhabitants and more than 500 000 in its urban

...d southwest of the [[Italy|Italian]] [[island]] of [[Sicily]] across the [[Mediterranean Sea]]. It was most likely founded by merchants and [[trade|traders]] from [[Pho

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...tugal]], [[Spain]], [[Andorra]] and [[Gibraltar]]. It is bordered by the [[Mediterranean Sea]] on the south and east, by the [[Atlantic Ocean]] on the north and west, a

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...nt Greek|Greek]] and (later) [[Latin]], a major language of trade in the [[Mediterranean Sea|Mediterranean]]. Aramaic was almost certainly the native language of [[Jesu

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