- 43°52′59″N 27°48′34″E / 43.88306°N 27.80944°E / 43.88306; 27.80944
Zaldapa (Zeldepa,
Ancient Gr****: Ζάλδαπα, Ζέλδεπα) was a
large Late
Roman fortified...
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south of Jade Point.
Named after the
ancient Thracian and
Roman town of
Zaldapa in
Northeastern Bulgaria. 63°38′S 57°36′W / 63.633°S 57.600°W / -63...
- sons also
became generals in the East
Roman army.
Vitalian was born in
Zaldapa in
Lower Moesia (usually
identified with
modern Abrit in north-eastern...
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Macedonia again;
during their pillaging the
towns of Aquis,
Scupi and
Zaldapa in
Dobruja are destro****.
Autumn –
Emperor Maurice replaces general Priscus...
- parti****ted in a
revolt against Anastasius I. Its leader, Vitalian,
native of
Zaldapa in
Southern Dobruja,
defeated the
Byzantine general Hypatius near Kaliakra...
- (Dierna)
Tyrida Tyrodiza Urdoviza,
modern Kiten Utidava (Utidaua)
Zalcdaba Zaldapa Zargidava (Zargidaua)
Zburulus Sarmicegetusa Zeugma Zesutera Zidava Zikideva...
- census. Near
Abrit is
located the
medieval fortress Zaldapa,
which lies next to the lake
Zaldapa.
Efthymios Rizos. "Centres of the late
roman military...
- Potaissa, Ratiaria, Sarmizegetusa, Tapae, Tibis****, Tirista, Tsierna, Tyrida,
Zaldapa,
Zeugma and Zurobara.[citation needed] In the case of Ptolemy's Dacia,...
- 593/594 in
Moesia and Macedonia,
during which the
towns of Aquis,
Scupi and
Zaldapa in
Dobruja were destro****. In 594,
Maurice disposed of
Priscus and replaced...
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horrea (warehouses),
given that
other nearby cities (e.g.
Tropaeum and
Zaldapa) also
received horrea rather than
basilicas in the same period.
These horrea...
