- 57ff:
Eleutheropolis "
Eleutheropolis" . Encyclopædia Britannica. Vol. VIII (9th ed.). 1878. p. 128. Amos Kloner, 1999. "The City of
Eleutheropolis": in...
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Epiphanius of
Salamis Eutchius Peter of
Eleutheropolis Justus of
Eleutheropolis (the
legend of him at
Eleutheropolis is
possibly untrue.)
Matthias Zebennus...
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Temple Period, and Bayt Jibrin, a depo****ted
Palestinian town
known as
Eleutheropolis in the
Roman era. However,
Maresha and Bayt
Jibrin are not part of the...
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Justus went on to
become Bishop of
Eleutheropolis,
where he died a
martyr and is
venerated as
Saint Justus of
Eleutheropolis. The
location provides a date...
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Macrinus was a fourth-century
bishop of
Eleutheropolis in
Judea and
delegate to the
First Council of Nicaea. Very
little is
known of his
early life, career...
- "two
milestones from
Eleutheropolis". The
Palestinian Arab
village Bayt Jibrin,
standing on the site of
ancient Eleutheropolis, was depo****ted during...
- the
Jesuit China missions for 22 years. He also was
Titular Bishop of
Eleutheropolis in
Macedonia (1725–1741).
Fouquet was born in Vézelay in a
wealthy family...
- was once a
Hebrew town
known as Beit
Guvrin that was
later renamed Eleutheropolis, "the city of free men" by the
Romans in 200 CE.
After the Arab Muslim...
- Prima.
Little is
known about his
early life,
career or
episcopacy in
Eleutheropolis. However, he is
credited that
during his
episcopacy he had a
dream revealing...
- community. She was
later appointed as a
deaconess by the
bishop of
Eleutheropolis. Finally, she
would have been
martyred under grim cir****stances in the...
