- Look up
Cyrene in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Cyrene may
refer to:
Cyrene (mythology), an
ancient Gr****
mythological figure Cyrene, Libya, an ancient...
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Ptolemy Soter (323–285 BC), and was an
early center of Christianity. The
Cyrenian Jews had a
synagogue in Jerusalem,
where many went for
annual feasts. Simon's...
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father "Simon a
Cyrenian" was
compelled to help
carry the
cross on
which Jesus Christ was crucified. "And they
compel one
Simon a
Cyrenian, who p****ed by...
- from the
ancient North African city of
Cyrene and was so
critical to the
Cyrenian economy that most of
their coins bore an
image of the plant. The valuable...
- the Acts (of the apostles)
Rufus Alexander Simon the
Cyrenian,
their father Lucius the
Cyrenian Another Judah, who is
mentioned in the Acts (of the apostles)...
- The
Scriptural Way of the
Cross or
Scriptural Stations of the
Cross is a
modern version of the
ancient Christian,
especially Catholic,
devotion called...
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newcomers to Cilicia,
Northwestern Syria,
Galilee and Jerusalem:
Cypriot and '
Cyrenian' (Libyan)
Jewish migrants of non-Egyptian
North African Jewish origin and...
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original (PDF) on 6
September 2006.
Retrieved 13
December 2006.
Cyrenian House. "
Cyrenian House Therapeutic Community".
Retrieved 14 July 2011. Transperth...
- 1917, the
premiere of
Granny Maumee, The
Rider of Dreams, and
Simon the
Cyrenian:
Plays for a
Negro Theater took place.
These plays,
written by
white playwright...
- MacDougall, a
social worker,
since 1986. They met at the West
London Cyrenians homelessness charity in
Notting Hill,
where Ishiguro was
working as a...
