Hippo

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Hippo is an ancient North African city, historically known as Hippo Regius, famed as the episcopal see of Saint Augustine and an important center of early Christianity in Roman Algeria.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient city
archaeological site
former Roman colony
adjacentTo modern city of Annaba
associatedWithSaint Saint Augustine of Hippo NERFINISHED
besiegedBy Vandals NERFINISHED
capturedBy Vandals NERFINISHED
conqueredBy Romans NERFINISHED
country Algeria
declineCause Arab conquest of the Maghreb NERFINISHED
episcopalSeeOf Augustine of Hippo NERFINISHED
etymology name possibly derived from Punic or Berber root
event death of Augustine of Hippo during Vandal siege
floruitCentury 4th century
5th century
formerName Hippo NERFINISHED
foundedBy Phoenicians NERFINISHED
foundedInPeriod Phoenician period
greekName Hippon NERFINISHED
hasRole center of early Christianity
commercial center
episcopal see
port city
hasStructure Christian basilicas
Roman forum
baths
city walls
theater
heritageStatus archaeological ruins near Annaba
laterRetakenBy Byzantines NERFINISHED
latinName Hippo Regius NERFINISHED
locatedAtMouthOf Umm er Rbia / Seybouse River NERFINISHED
locatedIn Annaba Province NERFINISHED
North Africa
Roman Africa NERFINISHED
later province of Numidia
province of Africa Proconsularis
locatedOn Mediterranean Sea
modernSiteName Annaba NERFINISHED
notableBishop Augustine of Hippo NERFINISHED
Possidius of Calama NERFINISHED
Valerius of Hippo NERFINISHED
partOf Byzantine Empire
Roman Empire
Umayyad Caliphate NERFINISHED
Vandal Kingdom NERFINISHED
region Maghreb NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
Donatism NERFINISHED
Roman paganism
siege Vandal siege of Hippo (430–431) NERFINISHED
statusInRomanEmpire colonia
municipium

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