trachonitis造句

• From Galilee his territory extended east to Trachonitis.
• Zorava was the cosmopolitan capital of Byzantine Trachonitis.
• During the Roman era, Trachonitis'inhabitants gradually became settled and gained exemption from taxation.
• The Romans built a road that passed through the center of Trachonitis and connected with the Roman road system in Syria.
• Philip was to receive Gaulanitis ( the Golan Heights ), Batanaea ( southern Syria ), Trachonitis and Auranitis ( Hauran ).
• Many Christian theologians, among them Eusebius, taking into consideration the above-cited passage of Luke, place Iturea near Trachonitis.
• One of the earliest known Christian communities in Trachonitis was Sur ( ancient name unknown ), which had a Christian edifice dated to 458.
• He was a Roman citizen from what is today Shahba, about southeast of Damascus; in the Trachonitis district and then in the Roman province of Arabia
• Flavius Josephus ( " Ant . 1.6 . 4 " ) states the tradition that he founded the cities of Trachonitis and Damascus.
• During Byzantine rule, Trachonitis experienced a massive building boom with churches, homes, bathhouses and colonnades being constructed in numerous villages, whose inhabitants remained largely Arab.
• Philip ruled Ituraea and Trachonitis until his death in 34 CE when he was succeeded as tetrarch by Herod Agrippa I, who had previously been ruler of Chalcis.
• Zenodorus went to Rome in an attempt to bring charges against Herod for the zealousness of his efforts in the Trachonitis, but returned, not having achieved anything.
• To keep watch over the people of Trachonitis, Herod built the town of Bathyra ( modern location unknown, but possibly in the vicinity of as-Sanamayn ).
• Philip ruled Ituraea and Trachonitis as a tetrarch until his death in 34 CE when his territories became briefly part of the Roman province of Marullus as King of Iudaea.
• In AD 37, Emperor Caligula gave Herod Agrippa I the former tetrarchies of Philip ( Gaulanitis, Auranitis, Batanaea, and Trachonitis ) and Lysanias ( Abilene ).
• Batanea, along with Trachonitis and Auranitis ( with a certain part of what was called the House of Zenodorus ), paid the annual tribute of one hundred talents to Philip.
• Josephus reports Zenodorus was not satisfied with his earnings so he became involved in acts of robbery in the Trachonitis region south-east of Damascus as well as against Damascus itself.
• The Roman Empire conquered Syria and in 24 BCE put Trachonitis, then inhabited by nomadic marauders and cattle herders who lived its caves and depressions, under the authority of Herod the Great.
• By the mid-6th century, the Arabs of Trachonitis had largely become Christians with the cult of Saint Elijah being predominant; the cult of Saint Sergius was dominant in Trachonitis'neighboring regions.
• By the mid-6th century, the Arabs of Trachonitis had largely become Christians with the cult of Saint Elijah being predominant; the cult of Saint Sergius was dominant in Trachonitis'neighboring regions.