...appellations of CITERIOR and ULTERIOR. Under Augustus, the ULTERIOR province was again parted into Two, Bxtica and Lusitania; at the same time that the CITERIOR...Tarraconensis, from Tarraco, its metropolis. This Tarraconoise occupied all the northern part, from the foot of the Pyrenees to the mouth of the Durius...

...of CITEXIOR and ULTERIOR. Under Augustus, the ULTERIOR province was again parted into Two, Bcetica and Lusitania; at the same time that the CITERIOR assumed the name of Tarraconcnsis, from Tarraco, its metropolis. This Tarraconoise occupied all the northern part, from...

...into two provinces, Ulterior and Citerior. Under Augustus the Ulterior was divided into Boe'' tica and Lusitania, at the same time that the Citerior assumed the name of Tarraconensis. Questions. — Where were the three provinces of Spain, Tarraconensis, Boetica and Lusitania, situated...

...hopeless peace. " Under Augustus, the ulterior province was again patted into two, Btttica and iMsitania ; at the same time that the citerior assumed the name of Tarraconensis, from Tarraeo, its metropolis. This Tarraconois occupied all the northern part from the foot of the Pyrenees...

...ulterior province was again paited into two, Batica and iMsitania ; at the same time that the cilerior 'assumed the name of Tarraconensis, from Tarraco,...from the foot of the Pyrenees to the mouth of the Durins, where Lusitania terminated; and the eastern, almost entire, to the confines of Bcetica, which,...