I couldn't find any figures for Antolia/Asia Minor for 1st century population, unless it was the 200 million figure someone listed as from Spain to Asia Minor. Barna and SBC was listed as resources for modern Florida population, so you'd think the 8-15mil statistic would be mentioned as to source(s).
www.didache.com/2020/12/ I found this: re Roman census population stats-- The two largest blocks were in the Latin West (25 million) and in the Greek East (20 million). In descending order, the next largest populations in the year 14 were Anatolia (8 million), Gaul and Germany (6 million), Italy (7 million), Iberia (5 million), Egypt (4.5 million), and Syria (4 million).
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Where is the source to the stat of 8-15 million people in Asia?
I'm curious to know as well - haven't been able to find these stats and would love to learn how to do it!
I couldn't find any figures for Antolia/Asia Minor for 1st century population, unless it was the 200 million figure someone listed as from Spain to Asia Minor. Barna and SBC was listed as resources for modern Florida population, so you'd think the 8-15mil statistic would be mentioned as to source(s).
www.didache.com/2020/12/ I found this: re Roman census population stats-- The two largest blocks were in the Latin West (25 million) and in the Greek East (20 million). In descending order, the next largest populations in the year 14 were Anatolia (8 million), Gaul and Germany (6 million), Italy (7 million), Iberia (5 million), Egypt (4.5 million), and Syria (4 million).
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