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Researchers compare Osgiliath with Nicomedia, the eastern capital of the Roman Empire... Nicaea, located near Constantinople, may also have influenced the concept of the city.
Let's move on to Nicomedia. In the "see also" section, we see Nicaea again; let's go there (by the way, you can go to Nicaea directly from Osgiliath).
There, through the history section, we move on to the Thracians:
After Antigonus's defeat, the region came under the control of the Thracian commander Lysimachus in 301 BC.
In the article about the Thracians, in the "records about the Thracians" tab, we see:
Many mythical creatures, such as the god Dionysus, passed from the Thracians to their neighbors, the Greeks...
In the article about Dionysus, in the "myths" tab, we see, opposite the third bullet point:
Son of Cabirus, king of Asia, in his honor, the festivals of Sabazios.
We enter "Sabazios" into Google, go to Wikipedia, and in the "references" tab, we see that Sabazios is the Thracian Dionysus. When you enter the phrase into Google, it corrects the error to "Thracian Dionysus," and we can again return to the Thracians or Dionysus.
It's a bit much, of course, but what can you do...?
I'll continue my search