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• He performed miracles at Gortyna, Rome, and in the Thebaid.
• In Christian art, the Thebaid was represented as a place with numerous monks.
• After an interlude in Rome, Priscus traveled to Alexandria and the Thebaid in Egypt.
• He died in exile in the Thebaid.
• In 1412, the Awlad Kenz took control of Nubia and part of Egypt above the Thebaid.
• According to Strabo, it was the largest city in the Thebaid, equal to Memphis in size.
• Modern critics of the " Thebaid " have been divided over interpretations of the epic's tone.
• During the reign of Diocletian, the province of Upper Aegyptus, Thebaid, was again occupied by the Blemmyes.
• Justinian made arrangements for Chalcedonian missionaries from Thebaid to go with presents to Silko, the king of the Nobatae.
• Sometimes Northern Thebaid is more narrowly referred to as an extensive neighborhood of the St . Cyril-Belozersk Monastery.
• It was more or less a copy of the French rule, as the French was a copy of the Thebaid.
• Texts from circa 548 / 549 to 550 / 551 mention him as " dux " of the Thebaid.
• In 312 AD, Anthony the Great retired to the Thebaid region of Egypt to escape the persecution of the Emperor Maximian.
• The Emperor instructs the Duke of the Thebaid to investigate and, if justified, to stop the aggressions of the pagarch.
• "' Roman rule, and is believed to have been born in the town of Ptolemais Hermiou in the Thebaid.
• His birthplace has been given as Ptolemais Hermiou in the Thebaid in an uncorroborated statement by the 14th-century astronomer Theodore Meliteniotes.
• This scene is justified as the historical Statius devoted the closing lines of his " Thebaid " to praise of Vergil.
• The portico was constructed in the same style as the temple at Panopolis in the Thebaid, built under his predecessor Servius Sulpicius Similis.
• Parthenopaeus is given a detailed treatment in Book 9 of Statius "'Thebaid ", which concludes with his aristeia and death.
• Statius also made mention of the horse in his 1st-century Latin epic poem the " Thebaid ", VI, 301.