Year | Province | Loss |
241 BCE | 436 CE (Vandals) | |
225 BCE | 436 CE (Vandals) | |
197 BCE | Nearer and Further Spain (Hispania Ulterior et Citerior), | 409 CE (Visigoths, Vandals, Alans) |
167 BCE | Epirus | remained with Byzantium |
146 BCE | remained with Byzantium | |
146 BCE | remained with Byzantium | |
146 BCE | 429 CE (Vandals) | |
129 BCE | remained with Byzantium | |
129 BCE | Ilyria (Illyricum) | remained with Byzantium |
121 BCE | Transalpine Gaul (Gallia Transalpina) | 418 CE (Visigoths) |
96 BCE | Cyrenaica and Crete (Cyrenaica et Crete), Crete added in 69 BCE | remained with Byzantium |
81 BCE | Cisalpine Gaul (Gallia Cisalpina) | 418 CE (Visigoths) |
66 BCE | stayed with Byzantium | |
64 BCE | Bithynia and Pontus (Bythnia et Pontus) | remained with Byzantium |
64 BCE | Syria | remained with Byzantium |
58 BCE | remained with Byzantium | |
51 BCE | Galla Comata (Gallia Aquitania, Belgica, Celtica) | 5th century CE (Germanic tribes) |
30 BCE | remained with Byzantium | |
27 BCE | Germania Lower and Upper (Germania Inferior and Superior) | 5th century CE (Germanic tribes) |
25 BCE | remained with Byzantium | |
15 BCE | Raetia | 5th century CE (Germanic tribes) |
15 BCE | Noricum | 5th century CE (Germanic tribes) |
14 BCE | Alpes Maritimae | 5th century CE (Germanic tribes) |
14 BCE | Alpes Graiae et Poeniniae | 5th century CE (Germanic tribes) |
12 BCE | Pannonia | 5th century CE (Germanic tribes) |
6 CE | Moesia | 5th century CE (Germanic tribes) |
6 CE | Judea (Judaea) | remained with Byzantium |
17 CE | Cappadocia | remained with Byzantium |
40 CE | Mauritania (Tingitana, Caesarensis) | 5th century CE (Vandals) |
43 CE | 5th century CE (Angles and Saxons) | |
43 CE | Lycia and Pamphilia (Lycia and Pamphylia) | remained with Byzantium |
46 CE | Thrace (Thracia) | remained with Byzantium |
54 CE | Alpes Cottiae | 5th century CE (Germanic tribes) |
105 CE | Arabia Petraea | remained with Byzantium |
106 CE | Dacia | 275 CE (Goths) |
114 CE | Armenia | 117 CE (Hadrian’s decision) |
116 CE | Mesopotamia | remained with Byzantium |
195 ne | Osrhoene | remained with Byzantium |
197 CE | Numidia | 5th century CE (Vandals) |
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