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Madarsuma (in Latin:
Dioecesis Madarsumitana) was a
Roman town of the
Roman province of
Byzacena (North Africa)
during the
Roman Empire and into late...
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Limisa (Henchir-Boudja)
Macon Macriana Maior Macriana Minor Mactaris Madarsuma (Henchir-Bou-Doukhane?)
Maraguia (ruins of Ksar-Margui?)
Marazanae (Henchir-Guennara)...
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prehistoric sites in
Morocco Lixus (ancient city)
Luxor Temple Maadi Madarsuma Madauros Magharet el
Kantara Mahjouba,
Morocco Malkata Malliana Manaccenser...
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identified with the
Roman era town of
Madarsuma.
During the
Roman Empire the town was a town of
Byzacena known as
Madarsuma. The area was
conquered by Roger...
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Auxiliary bishop of the
Archdiocese of Lisbon,
along with
titular bishop of
Madarsuma, on 25
October 1966 and
ordained bishop on 8
January 1967.
Rodrigues retired...
- Limisa, Luperciana, Macon,
Macriana maior,
Macriana minor, Mactaris,
Madarsuma, Maraguia, Marazanæ, Marazanæ regiæ, Marcelliana, Masclianæ,
Matara in...
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Macra Macri Macriana in
Mauretania Macriana Maior Macriana Minor Mactaris Madarsuma Madaurus Mades Madytus Maeonia Magarmel Mageó
Magnesia ad
Maeandrum Magnesia...
- 2009.02.10)
Mario Fiandri, S.D.B. (2009.02.10 – ...),
Titular Bishop of
Madarsuma (2009.02.10 – ...) "Vicariate
Apostolic of El Petén". Catholic-Hierarchy...
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route 47 ****uras →
Thugga Terebenthina →
Sufes →
Sufetula → Nara →
Madarsuma →
Septiminicia →
Tabalta →
Macomades Minores → Thaenae;: pp. 21–22 route...
- António dos Reis Rodrigues, 90,
Portuguese Roman Catholic prelate Bishop of
Madarsuma (1966–1998).
Jorge Serguera, 76,
Cuban journalist,
President of the Cuban...
