- Virgulae, was a town in
ancient Thrace,
which was in
later times called Arcadiopolis, Arcadiupolis, or
Arkadioupolis (Ἀρκαδιούπολις). It was
noted by Ptolemy...
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Arcadiopolis in Asia was an
ancient city and
bishopric in Asia Minor,
modern Tire in Turkey.
Arcadiopolis was
important enough in the Late
Roman province...
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Roman emperor Arcadius, both in
modern Turkey :
Arcadiopolis in Asia, at the
modern site of Tire
Arcadiopolis in Europa, at the
modern site of Lüleburgaz...
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Battle of
Arcadiopolis may
refer to:
Battle of
Arcadiopolis (970),
between the
Byzantines and a Rus'-Bulgarian army
Battle of
Arcadiopolis (1194), between...
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Emperor Theodosius I
changed it to
Arcadiopolis in
honour of his son and
successor Arcadius. The city of
Arcadiopolis fell to
Attila the Hun
during his...
- The
Battle of
Arcadiopolis was
fought in 970
between a
Byzantine army
under Bardas Skleros and a Rus' army, the
latter also
including allied Bulgarian...
- The
Diocese of
Arcadiopolis (modern Lüleburgaz in East Thrace) was an
ecclesiastical diocese established in the
fifth century and
extant until the fourteenth...
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separate theme of Macedonia. From then on, the theme's
capital was at
Arcadiopolis, with
subordinate tourmarchai at
Bizye and Sozopolis. Another, called...
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Arcadiopolis (Bulgarian: Битkа при Аркадиопол, Gr****: Μάχη της Αρκαδιούπολης)
occurred in 1194 near the
modern town of Lule
Burgas (anc.
Arcadiopolis)...
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defended city of Adrianople, and turn
towards Constantinople.
Battle of
Arcadiopolis: John I
dispatches an
elite force (10–12,000 men) to
delay the Kievan...
