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Caria=Karia

I am not sure how to properly add this, so perhaps some more senior editor can help. The Greek spelling is Karia (Caria is the Roman spelling), but either way the region is pronounced with a "k" sound. Many sources now reference the region using the Greek spelling, so it should be added (to disambiguation?). FYI, even during Roman times, Greek language dominated in Asia Minor and was used in the region, as attested by coins.

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+== Caria=Karia ==
+I am not sure how to properly add this, so perhaps some more senior editor can help. The Greek spelling is Karia (Caria is the Roman spelling), but either way the region is pronounced with a "k" sound. Many sources now reference the region using the Greek spelling, so it should be added (to disambiguation?). FYI, even during Roman times, Greek language dominated in Asia Minor and was used in the region, as attested by coins.