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The 20 pages that link to Magna Graecia, each with the reason it gives.

• SicilyNarrower topic: Greek colonies made eastern Sicily a major center of the Greek-speaking western Mediterranean.

• NaplesNarrower topic: Naples began as a Greek-speaking city within this broader Mediterranean colonial world.

• PythagoreanismNarrower topic: Pythagorean communities arose within this Greek-speaking region.

• Roman SicilyNarrower topic: Sicily shared Greek cultural ties with these colonies but followed a distinct provincial history.

• Pyrrhic WarNarrower topic: Rome’s expansion into this Greek-speaking region set the war’s wider context.

• CalabriaNarrower topic: Greek colonies along Calabria’s coasts made the region part of this world.

• ApuliaNarrower topic: Greek colonies shaped communities along Apulia’s southern and eastern coasts.

• EnniusNarrower topic: Ennius grew up in a region where Greek language and culture were prominent.

• Battle of HeracleaNarrower topic: Roman expansion into this Greek-speaking region set the stage for intervention.

• Sicilian WarsNarrower topic: Sicily's Greek communities belonged to a wider colonial world with ties to mainland Greece.

• StesichorusNarrower topic: Himera belonged to this Greek-speaking colonial world.

• BasilicataNarrower topic: Greek colonies along Basilicata’s Ionian coast connected the region to this wider world.

• CrotoneNarrower topic: Croton was one of the most powerful Greek cities in this wider colonial region.

• Epicharmus of CosNarrower topic: His Sicilian career belongs to a wider Greek-speaking world beyond mainland Greece.

• History of NaplesNarrower topic: Neapolis developed within this Greek-speaking colonial world.