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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.

Amphipolis

Paul and Silas passed through on the road from Philippi to Thessalonica. It was a major Macedonian city on the Strymon River and a Roman administrative centre on the Via Egnatia, and its Greek and Roman remains, a lion monument among them, have been excavated.

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Paul and Silas passed through on the road from Philippi to Thessalonica. It was a major Macedonian city on the Strymon River and a Roman administrative centre on the Via Egnatia, and its Greek and Roman remains, a lion monument among them, have been excavated.

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Amphipolis, a major Macedonian city on the Strymon River and an important Roman administrative center on the Via Egnatia, through which Paul and Silas traveled on the road from Philippi to Thessalonica (Acts 17:1). Extensive Greek and Roman remains, including a well known lion monument and a large basilica complex, have been excavated at the site.

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The word

G295

Where it is
  • 23.847209
  • 40.820159
Where it appears
  • Acts 17:1

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