Eleutheropolis

E622558

Eleutheropolis was an important ancient city in Roman and Byzantine Palestine, serving as a key administrative, military, and commercial center in the region.

Try in SPARQL Jump to: Statements Referenced by

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Byzantine city
Roman city
ancient city
ancientName Eleutheropolis NERFINISHED
approximatePeak 3rd century
4th century
archaeologicalSite Beit Guvrin-Maresha National Park NERFINISHED
declinedAfter early Islamic conquest
flourishedDuring Byzantine period
Roman period
grantedCityStatusBy Roman Empire NERFINISHED
hadInfrastructure amphitheater
aqueduct
baths
colonnaded streets
fortifications
theater
hadStatus municipium
polis
languageUsed Greek
Latin NERFINISHED
locatedIn Byzantine Palestine NERFINISHED
Judaea NERFINISHED
Roman Palestine NERFINISHED
Southern Levant NERFINISHED
mentionedIn Eusebius Onomasticon NERFINISHED
Madaba Map NERFINISHED
modernCountry Israel NERFINISHED
modernSite Beit Guvrin NERFINISHED
nameMeaning City of the Free
nearbyAncientCity Maresha NERFINISHED
previousName Beit Guvrin NERFINISHED
Bethogabris NERFINISHED
Betogabris NERFINISHED
regionRole major urban center of southern Judea
religion Christianity (Byzantine period) NERFINISHED
Greco-Roman paganism (early Roman period)
servedAs administrative center
commercial center
military center
wasConnectedBy Roman roads
wasEcclesiasticalStatus bishopric
wasOnRoute road from Eleutheropolis to Diospolis
road from Eleutheropolis to Hebron
road from Jerusalem to Ashkelon
road from Jerusalem to Gaza
wasPartOf Palaestina Prima NERFINISHED

Referenced by (1)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.