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Thignica was a town in the
Roman province of
Africa Proconsularis. It
served as a
Latin Catholic titular see.
Thignica's stone ruins are
called Aïn Tounga...
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February 1969.
During that time, he
served concurrently as
Titular Bishop of
Thignica. He was
appointed bishop by Pope John
XXIII on 22
December 1961. He was...
- 081555 (
Thignica (Ain Tounga))
Thignica Ain
Tounga Tunisia 36°31′40″N 9°21′42″E / 36.527815°N 9.361791°E / 36.527815; 9.361791 (
Thignica (Ain Tounga))...
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completed by
procurator Q.
Geminius Faustus and bath house. And, like
Thignica, was a
civitas dependent of
Carthage but
under the
emperor Caracalla was...
- of Augustus.
Quintus Persius,
named in a
libationary inscription from
Thignica in
Africa Proconsularis.
Lucius Persius Diallus, a
collector of the tax...
- built, such as the
Thubursicu Bure
Fortress in 565–569 and
possibly the
Thignica Fortress at the same time. The
years 565-569 were also
shaped by the expansion...
- Thelepte, Thenæ, Theudalis, Theuzi, Thibaris, Thibica, Thibiuca, Thiges,
Thignica, Thimida,
Thimida regia, Thisiduo, Thizica,
Thuburbo maius,
Thuburbo minus...
- Atina.
Gaius Pontilius Bantius,
named in a
libationary inscription from
Thignica in
Africa Proconsularis.
Pontilius Caedimnus, a
friend of
Gnaeus Julius...
- was
appointed Vicar Apostolic of
Western Nigeria and
Titular Bishop of
Thignica. He was
consecrated bishop on 2 June 1940 at St Michael's Church, Ballinasloe...
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Theveste Fortified town in
eastern Numidia Tebessa between 536 and 544 7,5 ha
Thignica Inland fortress in
Africa Proconsularis Ain
Tounga arguably before the...
