Roman Diocese of the East

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The Roman Diocese of the East was a major late Roman administrative district encompassing several provinces in the eastern Mediterranean and Near East, including parts of modern Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Jordan, and surrounding regions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman imperial administrative division
historical region
late Roman administrative diocese
administrativeCentre Antioch NERFINISHED
alsoKnownAs Diocese of the East NERFINISHED
Dioecesis Orientis NERFINISHED
borderedBy Roman Diocese of Asia NERFINISHED
Roman Diocese of Egypt NERFINISHED
Roman Diocese of Pontus NERFINISHED
capital Antioch NERFINISHED
containedCity Antioch NERFINISHED
Berytus NERFINISHED
Damascus NERFINISHED
Jerusalem NERFINISHED
Laodicea ad Mare NERFINISHED
Tarsus NERFINISHED
dissolvedBy administrative reforms of the Eastern Roman Empire
establishedDuringReignOf Diocletian NERFINISHED
establishedInCentury 4th century
flourishedInCentury 4th century
5th century
6th century
governedBy vicarius Orientis
hasPart Roman province of Arabia NERFINISHED
Roman province of Cilicia NERFINISHED
Roman province of Cyprus NERFINISHED
Roman province of Euphratensis NERFINISHED
Roman province of Isauria NERFINISHED
Roman province of Mesopotamia NERFINISHED
Roman province of Osroene NERFINISHED
Roman province of Palaestina Prima NERFINISHED
Roman province of Palaestina Secunda NERFINISHED
Roman province of Palaestina Tertia NERFINISHED
Roman province of Syria Coele NERFINISHED
Roman province of Syria Phoenice NERFINISHED
languageUsed Greek
Latin
locatedInPresentDay Israel NERFINISHED
Jordan NERFINISHED
Lebanon NERFINISHED
Palestine NERFINISHED
Syria NERFINISHED
Turkey
locatedInTheRegion Near East NERFINISHED
eastern Mediterranean
partOf Eastern Roman Empire NERFINISHED
Roman Empire
religion Christianity
Roman paganism
subdivisionOf Praetorian Prefecture of the East NERFINISHED

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Roman province of Osrhoene partOf Roman Diocese of the East