| − | Moesia originally consisted of a vast swath of land just south of the Danube River. However, in the time of Tiberius the province was split into Moesia Superior, which consisted of parts of present day [[Serbia and Montenegro]] and [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]], and Moesia Inferior, which consisted of modern day [[Bulgaria]] and a small part of [[Romania]]. These two regions were situated awkwardly between the civilized world of the Greeks and the various tribes that inhabited the area north of the Danube. | + | Moesia originally consisted of a vast swath of land just south of the Danube River. However, in the time of Tiberius the province was split into Moesia Superior, which consisted of parts of present-day [[Serbia and Montenegro]] and [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]], and Moesia Inferior, which consisted of modern-day [[Bulgaria]] and a small part of [[Romania]]. These two regions were situated awkwardly between the civilized world of the Greeks and the various tribes that inhabited the area north of the Danube. |