 It used the name 'Macedonia' to describe the whole of this new province.This province was divided in the 4th century CE into "Macedonia Prima" ("first Macedonia") in the south, encompassing most of the ancient Macedonia and southeastern parts of Ancient Thrace, coinciding with the modern Greek region of Macedonia, and "Macedonia Salutaris" ("wholesome Macedonia", also called "Macedonia Secunda" – "second Macedonia") in the north, encompassing partially Dardania, the whole of Paeonia and northeastern Thrace.Thus "Macedonia Salutaris" encompassed most of the present-day North Macedonia and southeastern Bulgaria.