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Perga or
Perge (Hittite: Parha, Gr****: Πέργη
Perge, Turkish:
Perge) was
originally an
ancient Lycian settlement that
later became a Gr**** city in Pamphylia...
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Matrona of
Perge (Gr****: Ματρώνα) of the 6th
century was a
Byzantine female saint known for
temporarily cross-dressing as the monk
Babylos to
avoid her...
- Springer. doi:10.1007/978-1-4613-8985-9. ISBN 978-1-4613-8987-3.
Apollonius de
Perge, La
section des
droites selon des rapports,
Commentaire historique et mathématique...
- Pednelissus, Ari****us, and Sagal****us;
along the Eurymedon,
Aspendus and
Perge,
which had a
sanctuary of Artemis. The most
important city in the region...
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first suggested that this
official was
related to the
Claudii Apellini of
Perge in Pamphylia.
Anthony Birley notes that it is
curious that
Apellinus is...
- to: St.
Theodore (died 130),
companion of St.
Pausilippus St.
Theodore of
Perge (died 220), see Theodore,
Philippa and
companions St.
Theodore the Martyr...
- the TC-
PERGE virus,
which will
cause m****
insanity in its victims.
Mizuki and her
friends deduce that Uru had
hidden a
missile containing TC-
PERGE in the...
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Saint Nestor, also
known as
Saint Nestor of
Perge or
Hieromartyr Nestor of Magydos, was
Bishop of
Magydos in Pamphylia, in what is now
modern Turkey....
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Numisius Iunior als
Prokonsul von Lycia-Pamphylia in
einer Inschrift aus
Perge",
Zeitschrift für
Papyrologie und
Epigraphik , 131 (2000), p. 251–257 livius...
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inscriptions in the
cities of
Aspendos and
Perge as well as on
local coins. For instance, an
inscription from
Perge dated to
around 400 BC reads: Ͷανάαι Πρειίαι...
