Eleutheropolis

Gaza or Ascalon, or Eleutheropolis, concerning which Jerome so often speaks, and perhaps Bereshith Rabba, we do not define.

From the Talmud and Hebraica

PETER BALSAM, a native of the territory of Eleutheropolis, in Palestine, was apprehended at Aulane, in the persecution of Maximinus.

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-- 'Abdu'l' Azeez and his two young sons escorted us in looking over the ruins of old Eleutheropolis, as their town was called in the period of early Christianity.

Byeways in Palestine

Nesib (Jos., xv, 43; Sephela): Beit Nâsîb, E. of Eleutheropolis.

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 6: Fathers of the Church-Gregory XI

Chebbon (Jos., xv, 40; Juda): El-Qubeibeh, S.W. of Eleutheropolis.

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St. Jerome (Onomast.), and rightly placed north of Eleutheropolis near Saraa, the home of Samson.

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Eleutheropolis, and it soon became one of the most important cities of Judea.

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Eleutheropolis in Palestine; he was finally relegated to the Thebaid.

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At Eleutheropolis was born St. Epiphanius, the celebrated bishop of Salamis in Cyprus; at Ad in the neighbourhood he established a monastery which is often mentioned in the polemics of

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The latter beheaded (638) at Eleutheropolis fifty soldiers of the garrison of Gaza who had refused to apostatize.

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