- Greco-Roman
cities counted as part of the
Decapolis.
Except for Scythopolis,
Damascus and Canatha, the
Decapolis cities were by and
large founded during...
- Look up
Decapolis in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Decapolis was a
group of ten
cities on the
eastern frontier of the
Roman Empire in
Syria and Judea...
- Abila,
distinguished as
Abila in the
Decapolis (‹See Tfd›Gr****: Ἄβιλα Δεκαπόλεως,
Abila Dekapoleos), and also
known for a time as
Seleucia (‹See Tfd›Gr****:...
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Healing the deaf mute of
Decapolis is one of the
miracles of
Jesus recorded in
chapter 7 of the
Gospel of Mark. Its
narration offers many
parallels with...
- The
Isaurian Decapolis was a
group of ten
cities (Gr****: Δεκάπολις) in
ancient and
medieval Isauria.
According to the De
Thematibus of the 10th-century...
- (2
Samuel 17–19). The
Decapolis is
named from its ten
cities enumerated by
Pliny the
Elder (23–79). What
Pliny calls Decapolis,
Ptolemy (c. 100–c. 170)...
- in the
Decapolis to a
Declining Town",
Qadmoniot 151,
Jerusalem 2016, p. 2-17 (Hebrew). Eisenberg,
Michael (editor).
Hippos of the
Decapolis and its...
- like-minded
towns in the
region a
political and
cultural league known as the "
Decapolis",[dubious – discuss] an
alliance that grew in
stature and
economic importance...
-
travel with Jesus, but he is
refused and
instructed to
remain in the
Decapolis region, to tell of "the
great things the Lord has done ... and [how He]...
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Gadara was
rebuilt and
became a
member of the semi-autonomous
Roman Decapolis. 33
years later Augustus attached it to the
Jewish kingdom of his ally...
