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Marcianopolis or
Marcianople (Gr****: Μαρκιανούπολις), also
known as
Parthenopolis was an
ancient Gr****, then
Roman capital city and
archbishopric in Moesia...
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Cniva invade Moesia. They
cross the
Danube and lay
siege to
Novae and
Marcianopolis.
Battle of
Augusta Traiana: The
Romans lose the
battle against the Goths...
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industrial waste.
Local landmarks include Roman remains of
ancient Marcianopolis,
including an
amphitheatre and the
Mosaics Museum,
featuring some exquisite...
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Battle of
Marcianople or
Marcianopolis took
place in 376
following the Goths'
migration over the Danube. It was the
first notable battle of the Gothic...
- in 376, in a
migration fleeing the
invading Huns. Some time
later in
Marcianopolis, the
escort to
their leader Fritigern was
killed while meeting with...
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appointed magister militum of Thrace. In the same year, he led from
Marcianopolis an
attack against Attila but was
defeated at the
Battle of the Utus...
- century) Faith, Hope and
Charity of Rome (2nd century)
Melitina of
Marcianopolis (2nd century)
Venera of Rome (died 143)
Praxedes of Rome (died 165)...
- Moesia,
where he
created the new
cities of
Nicopolis ad
Istrum and
Marcianopolis. A
vicus was also
created around the
Tropaeum Traianum. The garrison...
- Pent****arion
issued under Roman emperor Philip II. in
Marcianopolis.
Reverse showing a
Glycon coiled left, with beard....
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towns on the
coasts of the
western Black Sea and the
Danube (Tomi,
Marcianopolis), the
invaders attacked Byzantium and Chrysopolis. Part of
their fleet...
