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Scupi (Ancient Gr****: Σκούποι, romanized: Skoúpoi; Macedonian: Скупи) is an
archaeological site
located between Zajčev Rid (Зајчев Рид 'Rabbit Hill')...
- cultural, economic, and
academic centre.
Skopje lies in the
Skopje Basin.
Scupi is
attested for the
first time in the
second century AD as a city in Roman...
- the
region and
incorporated it in his empire,
reaching as far
north as
Scupi, but the city and the
surrounding area
remained part of Dardania. After...
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brought Scupi under Roman rule on the eve of the 1st
century AD. When the
Roman Empire was
divided into
eastern and
western halves in 395 AD,
Scupi came...
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Stobi and
Albanopolis is
mentioned on
another funeral inscription near
Scupi.
Another ethnonym,
Arbaios found in
Phoenice is
likely linked to them. The...
- by the
mountains through which the
Vardar river p****es from the
field of
Scupi (modern Skopje) to the
valley of
Bylazora (near
modern Sveti Nikole). In...
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southern part was
organised as the new
province of
Dardania with
cities Scupi and Ulpiana. At the same time,
Moesia Inferior was
divided into
Moesia Secunda...
- was
derived from the name of its predecessor, the
ancient Roman city of
Scupi. It was one of the most
important cities in the
Roman province of Moesia...
- "Ohrid".
Skopje (Shkupi in Albanian) is the
capital of
North Macedonia.
Scupi as it was
known in
classical Antiquity. Drin is a
river in
western North...
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seized Belgrade,
proclaimed Delyan Emperor of
Bulgaria and then
quickly took
Scupi. Michael IV made
things worse by
removing from
command the doux of Dyrrhachium...
