- 35°47′N 9°04′E / 35.79°N 9.07°E / 35.79; 9.07
Mididi (Punic: 𐤌𐤃𐤃𐤌, mddm, or 𐤌𐤃𐤃𐤉𐤌, MDDYM) was a
Carthaginian and
Roman settlement during antiquity...
- The
Maktar and
Mididi inscriptions are a
number of
Punic language inscriptions,
found in the 1890s at
Maktar and
Mididi, Tunisia. A
number of the most...
- 'Sanctuary for ʿAštart
consort of Baal: the
citizens of
Mididi built (it)')
Attesting of her
primacy at
Mididi was a
stela discovered there, with the
goddess being...
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Mediana (Bishopric)
Menefessi (Henchir-Djemmiah)
Mibiarca Midica (near Sfax)
Mididi (Henchir-Medded, Midid)
Mimiana Mozotcori Munatiana Mutia (Henchir-El-Gheria...
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Mendes Merimde culture Meroë
Mesarfelta Mibiarca Midianite pottery Midica Mididi Migirpa Mila,
Algeria Milevum Miliana Mimiana Minshat Abu Omar Mirgissa...
- (July 9, 1981 –
August 29, 2001), died 2003;
previously Titular Bishop of
Mididi (November 6, 1965 – July 9, 1981) as
Auxiliary Bishop of
Archdiocese of...
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centurion inscription 1890s 1 near Tyre
Louvre Maktar and
Mididi inscriptions 1890s >150
Maktar and
Mididi 145–158 R 161–181, 2221 436,11 59a-c Bar-Rakib inscriptions...
- arch. du Comité, 1893, p. 138 et suiv.; C. 1. L., VIII, p. 89 et 1229).
Mididi Ahmed M'Charek, « Maghrawa, lieu de
provenance des stèles punico-numides...
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Metropolis in
Pisidia Metropolis of
Kastoria Mevania Mibiarca Midaëum
Midica Mididi Midila Migirpa Miletopolis Miletus Milevum Mimiana Mina
Minervium Minora...
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Megalopolis in Proconsulari, Melzi, Membressa, Menefessi, Mibiarca, Midica,
Mididi, Migirpa, Mimiana, Missua, Mizigi, Mozotcori, Mulli, Munatiana, Musti, Mutia...
