- ΝΕΡΩΝΙΑ ϹΕΠΦΩ"
meaning 'Under Vespasian, 'Eirenopolis-
Neronias-Sepphoris'. The name '
Neronias'
honours Nero,
while the name 'Eirenopolis'
declares Sepphoris...
-
establishing a city. In 61 CE,
Agrippa II
expanded and
renamed the city
Neronias Irenopolis. The
ancient city was
mentioned in the
Gospels of
Matthew and...
-
confirms that the two names,
Eirenopolis and
Neronias,
apparently refer to the same city. The name
Neronias refereeing to
honors bestowed on the city by...
- The
quinquennial Neronia was a m****ive Gr****-style
festival created by the
Roman Emperor Nero. It
consisted of
three parts:
first music,
oratory and poetry...
- Caesarea,
Menophantus of Ephesus,
Patrophilus of Scythopolis,
Narcissus of
Neronias,
Theonas of Marmarike,
Secundus of Ptolemais, and
Theognis of Nicaea. The...
-
figures identified in extra-biblical
sources Paneas (Caesarea Philippi,
Neronias, Banias), city with
probable palace of
Agrippas and
Berenice Josephus writes...
- death. Tacitus, on the
other hand,
places her
death after the
Quinquennial Neronia (in 65 AD) and
claims Nero's kick was a "casual outburst".
Tacitus also...
- birthday.
Holidays portal List of
historical anniversaries Quinquennial Neronia "SA 175th Jubilee".
Clipper Ship 'City of Adelaide'.
Archived from the...
-
reign as king, he
founded the
following cities: Germanicopolis,
Iotapa and
Neronias. Antiochus'
downfall came only two
years afterwards, in 72, when he was...
- with and
among Germans continue. 14 Nero
murders his
mother Agrippina.
Neronia founded.
Corbulo betters the
course of Rome in Armenia. In Britain, the...
