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The largest city in the area was Perge, famous for its temple to Artemis centered around a cult object that was probably a large meteorite.
Alexander the Great Philip Freeman 2011
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The largest city in the area was Perge, famous for its temple to Artemis centered around a cult object that was probably a large meteorite.
Alexander the Great Philip Freeman 2011
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The largest city in the area was Perge, famous for its temple to Artemis centered around a cult object that was probably a large meteorite.
Alexander the Great Philip Freeman 2011
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"Let's just make a break and change the name," Perge, 80, said as she shopped for groceries last week.
Leisure World residents might have to pay for name, globe Katherine Shaver 2010
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"Let's just make a break and change the name," Perge, 80, said as she shopped for groceries last week.
Leisure World residents might have to pay for name, globe Katherine Shaver 2010
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"Let's just make a break and change the name," Perge, 80, said as she shopped for groceries last week.
Leisure World residents might have to pay for name, globe Katherine Shaver 2010
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In regard to the events of the anniversary celebration, in which we have also venerated the precise place of the St. Paul's martyrdom, we are planning, among others things, a sacred pilgrimage to some of the monuments of the apostolic activity of the apostle in the East: Ephesus, Perge, and other cities in Asia Minor, but also Rhodes and Crete, the places called "good ports."
Archive 2008-06-29 papabear 2008
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This reflected much better economic realities as all import and export to or from Sagalassos passed through the Pamphylian ports, especially Perge, on the Mediterranean coast to the south with which Sagalassos was connected by the Via Sebaste, the southern main highroad created by Augustus in 6 B.C.
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Hadrian was the emperor, who shifted Sagalassos from the province of Asia, with which it had no special links, to the southern province of Lycia-Pamphylia, where Pamphylia and its ports of Attaleia, Perge, Side, and Aspendos formed a natural conduit for the city 'economy and trading activities.
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Perge was another city plundered by Gaius Verres, who stripped the gold from the statue of Artemis Pergaia, the chief goddess of the city.
Archive 2006-05-01 Walter Jon Williams 2006
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