Sebaste in Armenia

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Sebaste in Armenia was an ancient city in Roman Armenia, historically notable as the site of the martyrdom of the Forty Martyrs of Sebaste.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman city
ancient city
historical site
associatedWith Forty Martyrs of Sebaste NERFINISHED
Roman military
early Christian hagiography
category Ancient cities in Asia Minor
Christian martyrdom sites
Historical Armenian cities
Roman towns and cities in Turkey
eventOccurredAt martyrdom of the Forty Martyrs of Sebaste
hasModernSuccessor Sivas NERFINISHED
hasNameVariant Sebasteia NERFINISHED
Sebastia NERFINISHED
Sivas (ancient name) NERFINISHED
Σεβάστεια
hasToponymOrigin Greek word "Sebaste" meaning "venerable" or "august"
historicalRegion Lesser Armenia NERFINISHED
knownFor early Christian martyr cult
martyrdom of the Forty Martyrs of Sebaste NERFINISHED
languageUsedHistorically Greek
Latin
locatedIn Armenia NERFINISHED
Cappadocia (historical region) NERFINISHED
Roman Armenia NERFINISHED
locatedInModernCountry Turkey NERFINISHED
locatedInPresentDay Sivas, Turkey NERFINISHED
namedAfter Augustus (Sebastos) NERFINISHED
near upper Euphrates region NERFINISHED
partOf Byzantine Empire NERFINISHED
Eastern Roman Empire NERFINISHED
Roman Empire
regionType urban settlement
religionPracticedHistorically Christianity NERFINISHED
paganism
religiousSignificance Christianity NERFINISHED
servedAs administrative center
military center
timePeriod Late Antiquity
Roman period
wasFortified true
wasProvinceCapitalOf Armenia Minor NERFINISHED
Armenia Prima NERFINISHED
wasUnderJurisdictionOf Byzantine provincial administration
Roman provincial administration

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Forty Martyrs of Sebaste placeOfDeath Sebaste in Armenia