It’s kind of interesting how the old Roman names of various places persist to various degrees.
If I mentioned “Germania,” everyone would know I was talking about modern-day Deutschland.
If I said “Hispania,” most would know I was talking about Spain.
If I talked about “Hibernia,” a lot of folks would know that as alternative name for Ireland.
Lusitania (Portugal), Caledonia (Scotland) etc. survive in the names of hotels, banks, products, etc. in those various countries, but are perhaps less well known to Americans.
Thanks. I love stuff like that.
If I was on a quiz show I would have guessed Hibernia was Scotland.