The Scriptures Illustrated | by Steven Murie | Volume 26, Issue 2 | March – April 2020
Thessaloniki (AV Thessalonica) was located at the intersection of two major Roman roads, one leading from Italy eastward (Egnatian Way) and the other from the Danube to the Aegean. Its location combined with its natural port facilities made it a prominent city. In 168BC it became the capital of the ...
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