-
Metropolitan Archdiocese while a
medieval Genoese colony under the name
Matrega, it
remains a
Latin Catholic titular see.
Today the site is
located at...
- and took
possession of this area, most
likely centred on the town of
Matrega. The de
Ghisolfi clan
ruled this prin****lity as a
protectorate of the...
- of
Costanza (Constanța) and the
colony of
Caladda (Galați). Tana (Azov)
Matrega (Tmutarakan) Copa (Slavyansk-na-Kubani) Mapa (Anapa)
Batario (Novorossiysk)...
-
Faliro Phaleron,
Phalerum Phanagoria Cimmerian Bosporus,
Ukraine abandoned Matrega Pharae Pharae (Messenia)
Pharnacia northern Turkey Giresun Pharos Croatian...
-
visited Circ****ia and the main city of this
country Matrega,
located on the
Taman Peninsula. In
Matrega, the emb****y
received a good
reception from the Grand...
- (Kerch),
while other were
located on the Azov Sea,
including Tana (Azov),
Matrega (Taman), Mapa (Anapa), Bata (Novorossijsk) and others, on the Abkhazian...
-
visited Circ****ia and the main city of this
country Matrega,
located on the
Taman Peninsula. In
Matrega, the emb****y
received a good
reception from the Grand...
- sees include: Bosporus, Byzantine?
Archbishopric Chersonesus in
Zechia Matrega Nicopsis (Tuapse)
Phulli (Stary Krym), ?Archbishopric
Soldaia Sugdaea Tanais...
-
titular archbishopric Archdiocese of
Nicopsis Two
Latin titular bishoprics Matrega,
formerly Diocese of
Matriga Latin Titular bishopric of Tanais, formerly...
-
Genoa and Venice.
Similar to Carlo,
Zacharias de' Ghisolfi, the
ruler of
Matrega (an
ancient town in present-day
Krasnodar Krai, Russia), was the product...
