Philippi

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Philippi was an ancient city in eastern Macedonia, notable in early Christianity as the site of one of the first European churches and a key location in the missionary journeys of the Apostle Paul.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient city
archaeological site
abandonedByCentury 14th century AD
archaeologicalExcavationsBy French School at Athens
Ephorates of Antiquities in Greece
surface form: Greek Archaeological Service
associatedWith Lydia of Thyatira
first recorded European convert to Christianity
battleOccurredIn 42 BC
battleParticipants Marcus Junius Brutus
surface form: Brutus

Gaius Cassius Longinus
surface form: Cassius

Mark Antony
Augustus
surface form: Octavian
colonyName Colonia Iulia Augusta Philippensis
countryOfWorldHeritageSite Greece
crossedBy Via Egnatia
declinePeriod late Byzantine period
foundedAroundYear 356 BC
foundedBy Philip II of Macedon
foundedInCentury 4th century BC
grantedTo veterans of Roman civil wars
hasChurch early Christian basilicas
hasStructure city walls
Philippi self-linksurface differs
surface form: forum of Philippi

theatre of Philippi
inscribedAsWorldHeritage 2016
knownFor Battle of Philippi
locatedIn Macedonia (Greece)
surface form: Macedonia

Eastern Macedonia and Thrace
surface form: eastern Macedonia
locatedInPresentDay Greece
locatedInRegion Eastern Macedonia and Thrace
locatedNear Aegean Sea
Neapolis
modern Kavala
mentionedIn Acts of the Apostles
Epistle to the Philippians
namedAfter Philip II of Macedon
originalName Crenides
partOf Macedon
surface form: Kingdom of Macedon

Roman Empire
province of Macedonia
religiousSignificance early Christian center
site of one of the first Christian communities in Europe
statusUnderRome Roman colony
UNESCOWorldHeritageSite yes
visitedBy Apostle Paul
Luke the Evangelist
Silas
Timothy

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Apostle Paul imprisonedIn Philippi
Timothy sentTo Philippi
Phillippi hasVariantSpelling Philippi
Lydia residence Philippi
Lydia associatedWith Philippi
Via Egnatia passesThrough Philippi
Silas traveledTo Philippi
Silas imprisonedIn Philippi
Philippi hasStructure Philippi self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: forum of Philippi
French School at Athens notableWork Philippi
this entity surface form: excavations at Philippi
Cape Flats contains Philippi
Roman Greece hasImportantCity Philippi
Marcus Junius Brutus diedAt Philippi
Neapolis (Kavala) connectedTo Philippi
Neapolis (Kavala) distanceTo Philippi
this entity surface form: Philippi (about 15 km)
Neapolis connectedTo Philippi
Neapolis associatedWith Philippi
Crenides laterKnownAs Philippi
Crenides predecessorOf Philippi
Crenides renamedAs Philippi
Lydia of Thyatira residence Philippi
theatre of Philippi locatedIn Philippi
subject surface form: Theatre of Philippi
theatre of Philippi locatedNear Philippi
subject surface form: Theatre of Philippi
this entity surface form: forum of Philippi
theatre of Philippi partOf Philippi
subject surface form: Theatre of Philippi
this entity surface form: city of Philippi
Saint Paul imprisonedIn Philippi
Biblical places hasExample Philippi
church in Philippi locatedIn Philippi
Epaphroditus returnedTo Philippi
Euodia associatedWithPlace Philippi
Syntyche associatedWith Philippi
Syntyche location Philippi
Archaeological Sites of Philippi partOf Philippi
this entity surface form: ancient city of Philippi