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this template need an expert review. its mixing a colony with a colonia. Palmyradidnt have Roman colonists or patrons for them. it was a colonia when that term meant the highest status |
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* [[Heliopolis of Phoenicia|Heliopolis]] {{smallsup|1}} |
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* [[Palmyra]] {{smallsup|1}} {{smallsup|3}} |
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* [[Damascus]] {{smallsup|1}} {{smallsup|3}} |
* [[Damascus]] {{smallsup|1}} {{smallsup|3}} |
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* [[Arqa|Arca Caesarea]] |
* [[Arqa|Arca Caesarea]] |
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Revision as of 01:32, 10 February 2016
Roman colonies in ancient Levant | ||
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| Colonies of Legion Veterans |  | |
| Colonies of Late Empire |
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| Possible Colonial Status | ||
| Locations with modern names |
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| Related articles | ||
1 UNESCO World Heritage Sites; 2 Proposed; 3 in Danger | ||
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