What name was given by the Romans to the coastal areas of Southern Italy?

SQinfoNUTS, Greater Greece

please be kind enough to include the definition of these two words

The Romans called the Greeks "Graeci" (and their land "Graecia") because they first encountered them in southern Italy, where a tribe called the Graeci (Γραικοί) lived, which came from a small city in Greece called Graecos. This term was then applied to all Greeks as the Romans expanded their influence. The Greeks, however, referred to themselves as "Hellenes" (Ἕλληνες) and their land as "Hellas" (Ἑλλάς).

I've not been to the magna Gracia

is there a translation for Magna Graecia?

SQinfoNUTS, And a visit to Agrigento to see the vast Greek settlement and Valley of the Temples should be on your bucket list.

SpencerAThompson, nope! It means Great Greece 🙂

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