The Mediterranean sea was the largest body of water in the Roman Empire.
The only ocean that the Ottoman Empire touched was the Indian Ocean. However, the Ottoman Empire also touched the Black Sea, the Mediterranean Sea, the Red Sea, the Gulf of Aden, and the Persian Gulf.
The seas that touched the Roman empire are the Tyrrhenian, the Mediterranean, the Red Sea, the Black Sea. the North Sea, the Aegean Sea, the Ionian Sea, and the Adriatic.
His empire went north as the Aral Sea, south as the southern Red Sea, east as China, and west as Western Libya.
The kingdom of Aksum had a port on the Red Sea. Aksum was also known as the Aksumite Empire. Scholars have agreed that it was founded by an indigenous African development.
Geography. Egypt's natural borders- The Nile, the Red Sea, the Mediterranean Sea, and the Sahara desert- provided an almost impossible route for invaders to attack and overthrow the empire.
Parts of Israel's borders are defined by the Mediterranean Sea, the Sea of Galilee,the Dead Sea, and the Gulf of Aqaba (which is the far north end of the Red Sea).
The Red Sea and the Mediterranean Sea not completely positive about this answer but it is most likely right.
The town Marsa Alam is located in Egypt right next to the Red Sea in the Red Sea Governate. It is located in such a way, that if someone were to travel across the Red Sea they would end up in Saudi Arabia.
Moses received the ten commandments after the parting of the red sea. It was the next miracle that took place following that incident.Not directly after, but yes, chronologically Moses did receive them after parting the red sea.
The Romans conquered all the lands around the Mediterranean Sea, which was the heart of the Roman Empire. The western limit of the Roman Empire was the Atlantic Ocean. Another limit of this empire was the Turkish, Greek, Bulgarian Romanian and Moldovan coasts of the Black Sea. This empire also included the Egyptian coast on the Red Sea and a strip of the northern part of the coast of Saudi Arabia on this sea.
Kingdom of Aksum or Axum, (also known as the Aksumite Empire) grew in importance with the increase of seaborne trade between the Romans and southern India which used the monsoons of the Indian Ocean and passed through the Red Sea. Axum's coasts on the Red Sea made it an important intermediary in this trade. Axum also traded goods from inland Africa which were shipped from its ports of the Red Sea.