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Razavi Khorasan province, Iran. To the
ancient Gr****s, it was
known as
Susia (Ancient Gr****: Σούσια). It was also
known as Tusa. The area now
known as...
- Hor (also
known as Abahor) and
Susia (also
known as Susanna) are
martyrs of the
Coptic Church. They were
martyred with
their sons Hor and Agatho. Their...
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campaign against Porus. "Tus" in Iran, near the
Caspian south s****,
known as
Susia to the Gr****s, is a city in the
itinerary of the
historical Alexander. Meyer...
- King of
Persia alto Amastre,
eventually his wife,
daughter of the King of
Susia,
disguised as a man
soprano Arsamene,
brother of
Xerse alto Romilda, daughter...
- 2019.
Wikiquote has
quotations related to
Kathleen Cleaver. Linfield,
Susia (1998). "The
Education of
Kathleen Neal Cleaver". Transition. 77: 172. Spartacus...
- p****age and
residence of
Alexander the
Great in this land,
which was
called "
Susia" (Ancient Gr****: Σούσια), in 330 BC. The map of
Tabula Peutingeriana, which...
- on his way from
Hyrcania against the Parthians, was met at a city
named Susia by Satibarzanes, who made
submission to him, and was
rewarded for it by...
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Orthiana Taupana Astanda Articaudna Alexandria in Aria
Babarsana Ca****na
Susia Aria
civitas Basica Sotira Orbetanê
Nisibis Paracanacê
Gariga Darcama Cotacê...
- and
Patriarch of the See of St. Mark Agatho, the
martyred son of Hor and
Susia Agathon (name) Agathos, Gr****
language for "good" This page or
section lists...
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Xavier Seelos (Roman
Catholic Church)
Blessed Bartolo Longo Thraseas Hor and
Susia (Coptic
Orthodox Church of Alexandria)
Placid and
Maurus Placidus (martyr)...
