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Dacian

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Da·ci·a  (dsh-, -sh)
An ancient region and Roman province corresponding roughly to modern Romania. Inhabited before the Christian era by a people of Thracian stock with an advanced material culture, the region was abandoned to the Goths after a.d. 270.
Daci·an adj. & n.
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