Quantum redactiones paginae "Europa" differant

'''Europa'''<ref>'''Europa (-ae)''' est nomen usitatum; raro '''Europe (-es)''' reperitur, sicut Graece Εὐρώπη.</ref> usitate habetur una ex [[Tellus|Telluris]] septem [[continens|continentibus]]. Comprehendens [[occidens|occidentalissimam]] [[Eurasia]]e [[paeninsula]]m, plerumque ab [[Asia]] dividitur ad [[oriens|orientem]] a divisionibus siccitatis [[Montes Urales|montium Uralium]] et [[Caucasus|Caucasi]], [[Rhymnus|Rhymni]], marium [[Mare Caspium|Caspii]] et [[Pontus Euxinus|Ponti]], atque [[Bosporus|viarum aquaticarum]] quae maria Pontum et [[Mare Aegaeum|Aegaeum]] adligant.<ref name="NatlGeoAtlas">{{Cite book|title=National Geographic Atlas of the World|edition=7th|year=1999|location=Washington, DC|publisher=National Geographic|isbn=0792275284}} "Europe" (pp. 68-9); "Asia" (pp. 90–91): "A commonly accepted division between Asia and Europe . . . is formed by the Ural Mountains, Ural River, Caspian Sea, Caucasus Mountains, and the Black Sea with its outlets, the Bosporus and Dardanelles."</ref> Finitur Europa ab [[Oceanus Arcticus|Oceano Arctico]] et aliis [[aqua]]e corporibus ad [[septentrio]]nes, [[Oceanus Atlanticus|Oceano Atlantico]] ad [[occidens|occidentem]], [[Mare Mediterraneum|Mari Mediterraneo]] ad [[meridies|meridiem]], et Ponto et viis aquaticis conectis ad meridio-orientem. Fines autem omnis Europae—notio quae ex [[antiquitas|antiquitate classica]] venit—sunt aliquantulum libidinosi, quia [[vocabulum]] praecipue [[geologia|graphicum]] physicum elementa [[geographia politica|culturae et rerum civilium]] accommodare potest. Andreas Kaplan definit EuropaEuropam tenenscontinentem maximum diversasplurimas culturas addiversas coniungentem minimalminimum geographicalinter eassemetipsas distantiaedistantes.<ref>Kaplan, Andreas M. (2014) European management and European business schools: Insights from the history of business schools, European Management Journal, 32(4), 529-534.</ref>

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