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Abbir Germaniciana also
known as Abir
Cella is the name of a
Roman and Byzantine-era city in the
Roman province of
Africa proconsularis (today northern...
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Gaguari Garriana (Henchir-El-Garra)
Gemellae in
Byzacena (Sidi-Aïch)
Germaniciana (ruins of Ksour-El-Maïeta? Melloul?
ruins of Hadjeh-El-Aïoun?) Gratiana...
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Latin church. It has at
times been
conflated with the
ancient see of
Germaniciana in Africa. The
following is a
chronological list of "Gr****"
bishops of...
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Germanicopolis (disambiguation) Germanicia, now Kahramanmaraş in
Turkey Germaniciana, now in
Tunisia Germanium, a
chemical element This
disambiguation page...
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Antonine Itinerary, it is the site
known in the
Roman era as
Germaniciana.
Bulletin Archéologique du Comité des
travaux historiques Et scientifiques...
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while he
controlled the
duchy of Spoleto, he
granted the
title curtis '
Germaniciana' to the
Farfa Abbey,
adding substantial lands and
prestige to the institution...
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biographical information about their current bishops.
Abaradira Abari Abbir Germaniciana (Africa proconsularis)
Abbir Maius (Africa proconsularis) Abercornia...
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Germaniciana (not located) Road from
Sbiba (Sufes) to
Sousse (Hadrumetum) Road from...
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Episcopal Titular bishoprics : Abaradira, Abari,
Abbir Germaniciana,
Abbir Maius, Abidda, Abitinæ, Abora, Absa Salla, Abthugni, Abziri, Acholla...
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Farfa the
right to
graze its
animals on the
pasture of the
settlement of
Germaniciana and also
granted it the
tithes of that place.
Marios Costambeys, Power...
