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Encyclopedia > Apollonia

There have been several places called Apollonia:

  1. An ancient Greek city in Illyria near to the sea and the river Vjosa, 12 km from Fier, Albania. Apollonia was a local hub for travelers and tradesmen, and a center of learning. The emperor Augustus had studied there as a youth. See Apollonia.
  2. A town in Macedonia alongst the Via Egnatia, midway on route from Thessalonica and Amphipolis.
  3. A town in Thrace on the shore of the Black Sea.
  4. A fort or castle near to Naupactus.
  5. A sea port town in Northern Sicily.
  6. A town astride the river Rhyndacus in Bithynia next to the lake Apolloniatis.
  7. The birthplace of Eratosthenes in Cyrenaica within the harbour of Cyrene. One of the five towns forming the Libyan Pentapolis.
  8. A town of Pisidia in which fragments of a copy of the Res Gestae Divi Augusti were found.
  9. An ancient roman town by the mediterranean sea in the municipality of Herzliya, Israel.
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