Palestine - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Palestine
- the Roman province of Judaea
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301/27
Ptolemy seizes control of Palestine and Coele Syria, and Seleucus
274/16
Ptolemy leads a military expedition to (?) Palestine.
218/36
captures several towns in Palestine, and then attacks and captures
200/5
The Egyptian general Scopas invades Palestine.
103/9
Cleopatra expels Ptolemy Lathyrus from Palestine.
  Within translations:
AntipSid_16.178
lostratos, & citizen of Palestine that (?) pays heed to
ChronPasc_453
Antipater of Ascalon to govern Palestine. He forced the
Crinag_7.645
cine. & * & Between Egypt and Palestine. By "foreigners"
ExcBarb_47B
Antipater of Ascalon to govern Palestine. At that time,
Festus:Brev_14
and Judaeans were conquered in Palestine. In the end, und
Hieron:Chron_1950
of Ascalon, to be governor of Palestine. 178.4 . [1952]
Joseph:AJ_13.180
went over all Judaea and Palestine, as far as Ascalon, and
Malal_197
king of Syria, Babylonia and Palestine. [198] Seleucus
Malal_198
yria, all of Asia, Babylon and Palestine, for 43 years.
Malal_206
ews came to Antioch from Palestine and asked Antiochus to
Malal_224
Tower to Caesareia of Palestine, and king Archelaus cha
Oros_6.13
untouched, he turned aside to Palestine and came to Jerusalem, where
Oros_7.3
passing by the borders of Palestine, on his way from Egypt,
Oros_7.4
governor of the province of Palestine, made a report to the
Oros_7.13
were ravaging the province of Palestine, which had once been their
Oros_7.43
the town of Bethlehem in Palestine, heard a certain man of
PCairZen_59019
written in Alexandria or in Palestine between years 26
PCairZen_59077
ive oil, presumably from Palestine to Egypt, had not fulfi
THI_258
(c. 264) reached Persia { or Palestine}, finding the gods of
THI_259
(217) which were found [in Palestine] he caused to be tr
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