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Sétifis (Arabic: سطيف; Berber: Sṭif), was a
Roman town
located in
northeastern Algeria. It was the
capital of the
Roman province called Mauretania Sitifensis...
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Mauretania Sitifensis was a
Roman province in
Northwest Africa. The
capital was
Setifis. In the
later division of the
Roman Empire under the
Emperor Diocletian...
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Mauretania by the
father and son Lapie. Ad
Partum lay to the east of
ancient Setifis,
southeast of
Cuiculum and
southwest of Cirta.
Parthenia is also a titular...
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honour of his
patron Augustus, and
Oppidum Novum; one by the
Emperor Nerva:
Setifis; and in
later times, ****naria, Bida, Siga,
Aquae Calidae,
Quiza Xenitana...
- of the
South against concessions of
agricultural land
around Cirta and
Setifis (at the time
under Roman rule), and dis****d them and
diminished their...
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Semta (Africa) Senâm
Septimunicia Serabit el-Khadim
Sereddeli Sesebi Setifis Severiana Shalfak Sheikh Muftah culture S****al
Siccenna Siccesi Sidi Bennour...
- province, and
called Mauretania Sitifensis named after the
inland town of
Setifis (Setif in
modern Algeria). At the time of
Constantine the Great, Mauretania...
- town)
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online circus-specific
information found.
Setifis Sétif
Algeria 36°11′50″N 5°24′19″E / 36.197105°N 5.405214°E / 36.197105;...
- of the
South against concessions of
agricultural land
around Cirta and
Setifis, at the time
under Roman rule; a
trick of
dispersing them and so diminished...
- Sigus, Tiddis, Verecunda, Cuicul, Masculla, Thamugadi, Theveste, Saldae,
Setifis, Auzia, Lambaesis,
Igilgili and Gemellae. in
Mauretania Caesariensis: Caesarea...
