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Byzacena (or
Byzacium) (Ancient Gr****: Βυζάκιον, Byzakion) was a Late
Roman province in the
central part of
Roman North Africa,
which is now
roughly Tunisia...
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North African rebels under Matho in the
North African province of
Byzacium (in
modern Tunisia). The
battle was the
final major conflict of the Mercenary...
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thought that the
children of
Dedan came to
settle in India. Also
known as
Byzacium, or what is now
called Tunisia. Mezağ is now El-Jadida in Morocco. According...
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provinces with
their judges shall be controlled, of
which Tingi, Carthage,
Byzacium, and Tripoli,
formerly under the
jurisdiction of proconsuls,
shall have...
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Vergil of Tapso, was a 5th-century
Bishop of
Thapsus in the
province Byzacium, in what is now Tunisia, and as well as a
theological writer and polemicist...
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modern city of Monastir, Tunisia). This was the
capital of the
prosperous Byzacium region and had
risen against Carthage earlier in the war. The historian...
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located in the
fertile coastal district of Emporia, in the
region of
Byzacium, the
later Roman province of Byzacena.
Leptis was
established as a Tyrian...
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provinces with
their judges shall be controlled, of
which Tingi, Carthage,
Byzacium, and Tripoli,
formerly under the
jurisdiction of proconsuls,
shall have...
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Sousse / L'Or du Temps,
Sousse / Tunis, 2001
Abdellatif Mrabet, Du
Byzacium au Sahel, L'Or du Temps, Tunis, 1998
Xavier Thyssen, Des manières d'habiter...
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other bishops Theodore, who in 641
signed the
letter from the
Council of
Byzacium to Constantine, son of Heraclius,
against Monothelitism. It was nominally...
