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Maraclea was a
small coastal Crusader town and a
castle in the Levant,
between Tortosa and
Baniyas (Buluniyas). The modern-day
location is
known as Kharab...
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refused the
insulting terms, and
Baibars then
attacked the
small fortress at
Maraclea,
built on a rock off the
coast between Baniyas and Tortosa. Barthélémy...
- repo****ted and
garrisoned the
coastal cities of Antioch, Balda, Tartus,
Maraclea and Baniyas. In
Tripoli he
settled significant numbers of Jews,
while sending...
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crusader states. At its height, the
county controlled the
coastline from
Maraclea in the
north to
Beirut in the south. Inland, the county's
control extended...
- Family:
Pyralidae Genus:
Lamoria Species: L. inostentalis
Binomial name
Lamoria inostentalis (Walker, 1863)
Synonyms Maraclea inostentalis Walker, 1863...
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Chastel Blanc Chastel Rouge Krak des
Chevaliers Maraclea Margat, also
known as
Marqab Masyaf Castle Montferrand Nimrod Fortress...
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Mamluk garrison there. He also
captured and destro**** the
castle of
Maraclea. He
captured Latakia in 1287 and
Tripoli on
April 27, 1289, thus ending...
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Latin Church diocese,
whose bishop also held the
titles of
Aradus and
Maraclea (perhaps Rachlea). It was
united to the see of
Famagosta in
Cyprus in 1295...
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Latin Church diocese,
whose bishop also held the
titles of
Aradus and
Maraclea (perhaps Rachlea). It was
united to the see of
Famagusta in
Cyprus in 1295...
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coasts of
Egypt and Syria: Rosetta, Alexandria, Acre,
Tortosa and
Maraclea,
before returning to Cyprus. The
Cypriots then
prepared for an
attack on...
