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1Amisus — • A titular see of Pontus in Asia Minor Catholic Encyclopedia. Kevin Knight. 2006. Amisus Amisus † …
2Amisus — Amīsus, Samīsus, im Altertum Handelsstadt in Pontus, am Amisenischen Meerbusen des Schwarzen Meers, eine Kolonie von Milet; jetzt Samsun …
3Amisus (Titularbistum) — Amisus (italienisch: Amiso) ist ein Titularbistum der römisch katholischen Kirche. Es geht zurück auf ein früheres Bistum der antiken Stadt Amisos in der kleinasiatischen Landschaft Pontos, heute Samsun an der türkischen Schwarzmeerküste. Das… …
4AMISUS seu AMISUM — AMISUS, seu AMISUM Plinio l. 6. c. 2. Simiso incolis, et Amid, sive Hemid Turcis, teste Leunclaviô, urbs Archiepiscopal. Paphlagoniae maritima, a Sinope 175. mill. pass. in ortum Trapezuntem versus, in regione Chalybum primaria, a Byzantio 500.… …
5Amisus — Samsun (ville) Samsun Administration Pays  Turquie …
6Charitina of Amisus — Virgin, Martyr Born on or around 287 A.D. Died 304 A.D. Amisus on The Black Sea Honored in all Christianity Feast October 5 St. Chari …
7HYPSICRATES OF AMISUS° — (in Pontos; first century B.C.E.), historian. He is often cited by strabo and is probably his source for Bosphoran affairs. Hypsicrates works seem to have dealt with the history and ethnography of the Near East and Africa and touched on Jewish… …
8АМИС — • Amīsus, Άμισός, н. Самсун, укрепленный город в Понте у залива того же имени, основан был, может быть, афинянами (App. Mithr. 8. 83). При Митридате, который расширил этот город, основав при нем Евпаторию, А. попеременно с Синопом был …
9AMISOS — Chalybum urbs, in Galatia Ptolemaeo, a Sinope distans 900. stadiis, secundum Strabonem, h. e. centum et duodecim mill. pass. cui Eupatorivam a Mithridate adiunctam esse, Appianus auctor est de Bellis Mithridat. Nempe Amisum ampliavit is et partem …
10Pontus — (Greek: polytonic|Πόντος ) is a region on the southern coast of the Black Sea located in modern day Turkey. Pontos (the main) following the exploration and the colonization of the Anatolian and other Black Sea cities by the Ionian Greeks… …
