Smyrna — Encyclopedia
…its own bishop Polycarp was martyred in the stadium (c. AD 155), refusing to recant. Continuously inhabited ever since — modern…
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…its own bishop Polycarp was martyred in the stadium (c. AD 155), refusing to recant. Continuously inhabited ever since — modern…
…Raising the tabernacle — an engraving by Pieter van Gunst (Amsterdam, c. 1700), from the same Dutch illustrated-Bible tradition as…
…the conquest and the monarchy — on the traditional chronology c. 1380–1050 BC, a period of tribal, decentralised Israel with…
…Almost nothing of it survives above ground but a single standing obelisk of Senusret I (c. 1950 BC), which Joseph…
…Date written c. 760 BC — one of the most closely dated books in the Bible, and the only one dated…
…its own bishop Polycarp was martyred in the stadium (c. AD 155), refusing to recant. Continuously inhabited ever since — modern…
…RAAMSES is the city later known as Pi-Ramesses, the Delta capital built up by Ramesses II (13th c.) near…
…family's keeping; an annotated photograph of ten people, c. 1890. The rules it keeps Documented, inferred, or legend — every…
…By an early and attractive tradition the same Onesimus became bishop of Ephesus a generation later (Ignatius, c. AD 110…
…Date written The prophet's ministry is dated by the book itself to c. 740-700 BC (the four kings…