- Tigris, Mesopotamia, the
capital of the
Seleucid Empire, or, alternatively,
Seleukia on the
Erythraean Sea, he is best
known as a
proponent of heliocentrism...
- Look up
Seleucia in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Seleucia on the
Tigris (Gr****: Σελεύκεια, Seleúkeia, lit. "place of Seleucus") was the
first capital...
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found outside Side for the
first time, at the
neighbouring town of Lyrbe-
Seleukia. Currently,
eleven Sidetic coins and
several coins with
Sidetic legends...
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location missing publisher (link) Meyer, E. (1929). "
Seleukia und Ktesiphon".
Mitteilungen der
Deutschen Orient-Gesellschaft zu Berlin...
- the "
Seleukia"
tribe of Iraq and that
their conflict with the
Pallava of
Kanchi was, but a
continuation of the
conflict between ancient Seleukia and "Parthians"...
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Publishing Limited. ISBN 9781907318047.
Luise Abramowski, "Der
Bischof von
Seleukia-Ktesiphon als
Katholikos und
Patriarch der
Kirche des Ostens," in Dmitrij...
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Harvard University Press, p. 319 Edwards,
Robert W. (2017). "Antioch (
Seleukia Pieria)". In Finney, Paul
Corby (ed.). The
Eerdmans Encyclopedia of Early...
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Seleucia Pieria (Σελεύκεια Πιερία) south-eastern
Turkey Çevlik
Seleukia Pieria,
Seleukia Semasus Paphlagonia,
northern Turkey Amasra Cromna,
Amastris Sestos...
- Turkey. It lay on the road from
Seleukia in the
Kalykadnos to
Diocaesarea (Uzuncaburç),
about 8
kilometres north of
Seleukia.
Imbrogion was
probably founded...
- of Perge'). In
eastern Pamphylia, the
Pamphylian cities Side and Lyrbe-
Seleukia used
another language and script,
called Sidetic.
Pamphylic Gr**** appears...
