Diocese of Egypt

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The Diocese of Egypt was a late Roman administrative district encompassing Egypt and surrounding regions, including the Thebaid, under the authority of the Eastern Roman Empire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman provincial diocese
administrative division of the Roman Empire
late Roman administrative diocese
administrativeCenter Alexandria NERFINISHED
appliesToJurisdiction Aegyptus I NERFINISHED
Aegyptus II NERFINISHED
Arcadia Aegypti NERFINISHED
Augustamnica NERFINISHED
Cyrenaica NERFINISHED
Egypt NERFINISHED
Libya NERFINISHED
Libya Inferior NERFINISHED
Libya Superior NERFINISHED
Pentapolis NERFINISHED
Thebaid NERFINISHED
Thebais I NERFINISHED
Thebais II NERFINISHED
capital Alexandria NERFINISHED
country Roman Empire
currency Roman currency
establishedBy Roman Emperor Diocletian NERFINISHED
followedBy Byzantine Egypt NERFINISHED
governedBy vicarius of Egypt NERFINISHED
hasBorderWith Diocese of Asia NERFINISHED
Diocese of Thrace NERFINISHED
Diocese of the East NERFINISHED
hasOfficeHolderTitle vicarius
hasSignificantCity Alexandria NERFINISHED
Antinoopolis NERFINISHED
Hermopolis NERFINISHED
Oxyrhynchus NERFINISHED
Ptolemais in Thebaid NERFINISHED
laterPartOf Byzantine Empire NERFINISHED
legalSystem Roman law
locatedInTime Late Antiquity NERFINISHED
partOf Eastern Roman Empire NERFINISHED
Eastern Roman administrative system
religion Christianity
traditional Roman religion
reorganizedBy Roman Emperor Constantine the Great NERFINISHED
subdivisionOf Praetorian Prefecture of the East NERFINISHED
timePeriod 4th century
5th century
6th century
usedLanguage Coptic
Greek
Latin

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Thebaid partOf Diocese of Egypt