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Aeliae or
Æliæ was a Roman-era city in the
province of Byzacena. The town must have been of some
importance as it was made a
bishopric early after the...
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Abaradira Abari Abidda (ruins of Ksour-Abbeda)
Acholla (Henchir-El-Alia)
Aeliae (Henchir-Mraba? Henchir-Merelma)
Africa (Mahdia)
Afufenia Aggar Aggersel...
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Gabrosenti Tribune cohortis primae Batavorum,
Procolita Tribune cohortis primae Aeliae classicae,
Tunnocelo Tribune cohortis primae Tungrorum classicae, Vercovicium...
- of the
plebs Seven laws: (1) Lex
Clodia de Au****iis:
repealed the
leges Aeliae et Fufiae. (2) Lex
Clodia de Censoribus:
prescribed certain rules for the...
- Abu Mena Abu
Nafisa fort Abu
Simbel Abydos,
Egypt Ad
Turres (Byzacena)
Aeliae Affad 23
Agilkia Island A-Group
culture Ahl al
Oughlam Aïn
Doura Baths Ain...
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Britain (UK) (1954.04.16 –
retired 1963.03.23);
previously Titular Bishop of
Æliæ (1938.12.03 – 1946.02.20) as
Auxiliary Bishop of
Westminster (England) (1938...
- in 1954. On 3
August 1973, Pope Paul VI
named him
titular archbishop of
Aeliae and
Apostolic Nuncio to Bolivia. He
received his
episcopal consecration...
- of the
Roman Province of Byzacena.
According to the
Antonine Itinerary,
Aeliae was on the
Roman Road from
Althiburos To Thysdrus.
Ruins at Ksour-el-Maïete...
- Site Ban
Chiang Ban Non Wat
Ayutthaya Historical Park ad-turres (byzacena)
Aeliae Aptuca Aquae in
Byzacena Aquae Regiae Ausafa Autenti Auzegera Beni Otsmane...
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Abbir Maius, Abidda, Abitinæ, Abora, Absa Salla, Abthugni, Abziri, Acholla,
Æliæ,
Africa (see), Afufenia, Agbia, Aggar, Aggersel, Altiburus, Ammædara, Amudarsa...
