-
known from the
Talmud as Beit
Guvrin (also
Gubrin or Govrin, Hebrew: בית גוברין, romanized: Beit
Gubrin),
renamed Eleutheropolis (Gr****, Ἐλευθερόπολις...
- He
demonstrates it this way: when a man
traveled from
Jerusalem to Beit
Gubrin, he sees on his way: "mathematical
precision of 29
groups of milestones...
- Σκυθόπολις (Scythopolis) Βαιθσάν (Beithsan)
Scytopoli بيسان (Beisan) Beth
Gubrin /Maresha בית גוברין Ἐλευθερόπολις (Eleutheropolis)
Betogabri بيت جبرين (Bayt...
- Beit
Guvrin may
refer to a
succession of
settlements and
their archaeological remains, in
proper chronology: Maresha,
later Marisa; and Beth
Gabra (also...
- Old
Roman road,
leading from
Jerusalem to Beit
Gubrin,
adjacent to
regional highway 375 in Israel...
- Old
Roman road,
leading from
Jerusalem to Beit
Gubrin,
adjacent to
regional highway 375 in Israel...
- of the
Judaean Mountains,
about 1.5
kilometres (0.93 mi)
south of Beit
Gubrin.
Excavations revealed that
Maresha was
inhabited (not
necessarily continuously)...
- He also did the same for the
cities of
Kefar Tzemach,
Caesarea and Beit
Gubrin. He
forbade his
students to
study in the marketplace,
basing his prohibition...
- "milestones" (semeia) from
major points of reference, such as from Jerusalem, Beit
Gubrin (Eleutheropolis), Hebron, Ptolemais, Caesarea, etc. In Eusebius's Onomasticon...
-
Roman road in the
Valley of Elah,
which road led from
Jerusalem to Beit
Gubrin. As late as the
early 4th
century CE,
Adullam was
described by Eusebius...
