
Caesareia - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Caesareia
Maritima - a city on the coast of Palestine
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Hieron:Chron_2005
Strato's Tower, and renamed it Caesareia in honour of Caes
Joseph:AJ_13.313
or of the same name with that Caesareia which is seated
Joseph:AJ_14.76
mples, and changed its name to Caesareia. All these Pompeiu
Joseph:BJ_01.80
the same name with that Caesareia which lay by the sea-sid
Joseph:BJ_01.156
and had its name changed to Caesareia, by king Herodes.
Joseph:BJ_1.414
cribed to Caesar, and named it Caesareia accordingly. [415]
Malal_224
of Straton's Tower to Caesareia of Palestine, and king
MegTaan_3
memorates the capture of Caesareia by the Hasmoneans; but
Caesareia 2
Mazaca - a city in Cappadocia
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+ Caesarea
Festus:Brev.11
city in Cappadocia, was named Caesarea in honor of Caesar
Hieron:Chron_2036
hed city of Mazaca was renamed Caesareia, by order of Tibe
Malal_224
changed the name of Mazaca to Caesareia of Cappadocia.
Caesareia 3
Philippi - a city in northern Palestine, formerly called Paneas
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Hieron:Chron_2041
lding at Paneas and renamed it Caesareia Philippi. He also
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