- as
Thabraca. In
modern day
Berber it is
known as
Tabarka or Tbarga,
while its
Arabic name is Ṭbarqa (طبرقة).
Although older sources placed Thabraca within...
- by the
Romans in the
second century BC. It was an
irregular ditch "from
Thabraca on the
northern coast to
Thaenae on the south-eastern coast". The Fossa...
- that from
Carthage to
Hippo Regius and
those from
Simitthu and Vaga to
Thabraca (Tabarka). The
latter was the port from
which the
products of the mountains—lumber...
- Ombo
Temple of Mut,
Jebel Barkal Temuniana Tennis,
Egypt Tetci Tétouan
Thabraca Thagaste Thamusida Thasbalta Theban Necropolis Thebes,
Egypt Thenae Theveste...
-
After 4 years, he was
named provost. He was
appointed as
Titular bishop of
Thabraca and Co-adjutor
Vicar Apostolic of Se-Ciuen (Setchoan), and
became the Vicar...
-
Tenedus Tentyris Teos
Tepelta Terenuthis Termessus Ternobus Tetci Teuchira Thabraca Thagamuta Thagaste Thagora Thala Thamugadi Thapsus Tharros Thasbalta Thasus...
- in Byzacena,
Teglata in Proconsulari, Tela, Temuniana, Tepelta, Tetci,
Thabraca, Thagamuta, Thala, Thapsus, Thasbalta, Thelepte, Thenæ, Theudalis, Theuzi...
- Kampala. On 12
January 1895
Guillermain was
appointed Titular Bishop of
Thabraca and
Vicar Apostolic of
Northern Victoria Nyanza.
Guillermain moved the...
- (Henchir Kahloulta) Tela (in the
region of Carthage)
Tepela (Henchir-Bel-Aït)
Thabraca ?
Thapsus (in Byzacena?!)
Theudalis (Henchir-Aouam)
Thibaris Thibica (Bir-Magra)...
- back to
Bangkok on 22
January 1755 and was
appointed titula bishop of
Thabraca and
Coadjutor of Siam.
Since his
predecessor Jean de Lolière-Puycontat...
