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Apamea (Gr****: Ἀπάμεια, Apameia; Arabic: آفاميا, Afamia), on the
right bank of the
Orontes River, was an
ancient Gr**** and
Roman city. It was the capital...
- Ram) Sea of
Sibkay (Lake Hula) Sea of
Aspamia (A lake said to be
north of
Apamia on the Asi River,
possibly the
formerly flooded Al-Ghab Plain) The Great...
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Demetrius of
Apamea (fl. late-third to early-first
century BC) was a ****enistic
physiologist of the
Herophilean school. He
studied the ****ual organs,...
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Ephesus wrote that no
fewer than 292,000
persons had been
deported from Dara,
Apamia, and
other Syrian towns to Veh-Antiokh. John
would later cite a
letter stating...
- 18th
century a
plural stance on the word was
introduced making the name "
Apamias"
derived from
ecclesiastical language and also
similar to the
Occitan language...
- by the Macedonians. King
Amynander escapes to
Ambrakia along with
Queen Apamia and
their children. 190/189 BC (Winter) King
Amynander returns and frees...
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northern Syria, as well as the
major towns of Arethusa, Hama, Shaizar,
Apamia (known
today as
Qalaat al-Madiq) and Al Ma'arra (now
Maarrat al-Nu'man)...
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around 202 BC,
renaming it Ἀπάμεια (transcribed as Apameia, Apamea, or
Apamia),
after his wife,
Apama III. The
place was on the west
coast of the Gulf...
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inscription from Rome,
together with
Minatia Apamia. They are also
mentioned in an
inscription from Asisium.
Minatia Apamia,
named in an
inscription from Rome,...
