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Philippi




Founded by colonists as Krenides in 360 BC. Soon threatened by Thracians the colonist sought help from the Macedonian king Philippus II, who gave that help and more in 356BC. He conquered the city, fortified it and gave it his name: Philippi. In 42BC Octavianus conquered the city and named it Colonia Augusta Julia Philippensis In cira 50 AD ST Paul arrived and founded the first Christian community in Europe.

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Basilica

Basilica A bits and pieces
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Basilica

Basilica A pillars
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Basilica

Basilica A remains
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Basilica

Basilica remains
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Basilica

Basilica A drawing
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Lower

Lower city as seen from the museum
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Theatre

Theatre panels
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Shops

Shops near the theatre
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Theatre

Theatre outer wall
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Theatre

Theatre corridors
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Theatre

Theatre seats and stage
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Theatre

Theatre entrance
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Theatre

Theatre outside
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Theatre

Theatre explication
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