Epiphania, Cilicia
Epiphania, Cilicia Epiphania was a city in Cilicia Secunda (Cilicia Trachea), in Asia Minor. The city was ...
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Praeses
... in Italiae: Alpes Cottiae, Raetia prima, Raetia secunda, Samnium, Valeria, Saradinia, Corsicae. two in Africa ... et Graiae, Maxima Sequani, Aquitanica prima, Aquitanica secunda, Novempopulana, Narbonensis prima, Narbonensis secunda, Lugdunensis secunda, Lugdunensis tertia, Lugdunensis Senonica three in Britanniae: Britannia prima, Britannia secunda, Flavia Caesariensis. forty provinces had praesides ...
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Roman province
... Cyrenaica et Creta, propretorial province 64 BC Cilicia et Cyprus, propretorial province 64 BC Syria ... Armenia Inferior | Asia | Assyria | Bithynia | Britannia | Cappadocia | Cilicia | Commagene | Corsica et Sardinia | Creta et Cyrenaica ... Britanniae Maxima Caesariensis Valentia Britannia Prima Britannia Secunda Flavia Caesariensis Praetorian prefecture of Italy and ... Hispania. Macedonia Prima Macedonia Salutaris (or Macedonia Secunda) Thessalia Epirus vetus Epirus nova Achaea Creta ... Minor and the close island of Cyprus Cilicia I Cilicia II Isauria Cyprus Diocese ...
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Mopsuestia
... or Mamistra is an ancient city of Cilicia Campestris (later Cilicia Secunda ) located approximately 20 km east of present-day Adana (then called Antiochia in Cilicia) in Adana Province, Turkey. The founding of ... the capital of the Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia, at the time that a council ...
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Anazarbus
... s express location of Cyinda in western Cilicia. Under the early Roman empire the place ... as Caesarea, and was the metropolis of Cilicia Secunda . Rebuilt by the emperor Justin I after ... picturesqueness the site is not equalled in Cilicia, and it is worthwhile to trace the ...
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Roman province   (translated from Dutch)
... Poeninae | Arabia | Armenia | Asia | Belgica | Britannia | Cappadocia | Cilicia | Corsica | Creta | Cyprus | Cyrenaica | Dacia | Dalmatia | Epirus ... Dioces Pannonia Pannonia very well (I) Pannonia Secunda (II) Pannonia Savia Pannonia Valeria ripensis Dalmatia ... Oriens Palestina I Palestina II Palestina Salutaris Cilicia I Cilicia II Syria Syria Salutaris Cyprus Phoenicia Phoenicia ...
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Consularis
... in the diocese Oriens: Palaestina, Foenicia, Syria, Cilicia and Cyprus three in the diocese Asiana ... Galliae: Viennensis, Lugdunensis prima, Germania prima, Germania secunda, Belgica prima and Belgica secunda two in Britanniae: Maxima Caesariensis and Valentia ...
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Silifke
... cited over the centuries as Seleucia [in] Cilicia, Seleucia [in,of] Isauria, Seleucia Trachea, and ... commercial prosperity as the port of Isauria (Cilicia), and was even a rival of Tarsus ... had two legions at his disposal, the Secunda Isaura and the Tertia Isaura . From this ...
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Raetia   (translated from Dutch)
... split up Raetia very well and Raetia secunda (both new provinces stood under praeses). Raetia ... very well corresponded to the old Raetia, secunda with Vindelicia, but the border between two ... Poeninae | Arabia | Armenia | Asia | Belgica | Britannia | Cappadocia | Cilicia | Corsica | Creta | Cyprus | Cyrenaica | Dacia | Dalmatia | Epirus ...
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Anazarba   (translated from German)
... Theodosius II. became Anazarba capital that Province Cilicia Secunda. 431 and 435 found here Councils instead ...
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