Spania identifies the destination named in plans to travel through or go to it.

The attested use identifies the destination of intended travel: the accusative singular form occurs in plans to pass through and then go to that place in Romans 15:24 and Romans 15:28.

1. Destination in stated travel plans · dominant

   In Romans 15:24, the accusative singular form stands in the clause about going into the destination and passing through it; the APB renders, "whenever I go into Spain." In Romans 15:28, it again marks the intended destination after completing a task; the APB renders, "I will go away through you to Spain."

   Romans 15:24Romans 15:28

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the place name as "Spain" in both verses, within travel plans to go into it or go to it. The verse is read as a whole, but both clauses place the term as the stated destination.