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Antioch
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Antioch

Ancient capital of the Greek kingdom of Syria, founded 300 BC by Seleucus I in memory of his father Antiochus, and famed for its splendour and luxury. Under the Romans it was an early centre of Christianity. St Paul set off on his missionary journeys from here. It was captured by the Arabs in AD 637. After a five-month siege in 1098 Antioch was taken by the crusaders, who held it until 1268. The site is now occupied by the Turkish town of Antakya.

Antioch

City in Phrygia, Anatolia, centre of Hellenism during the pre-Christian period. It was visited by St Paul on his first missionary journey. Under the Roman empire it became a colony.

The ruined site is near Yalvaç in modern Turkey.

Antioch

Town in Contra Costa County, north-central California, USA; population (1990) 62,200. It is situated on the San Joaquin River, south of where it joins the Sacramento River, and 43 km/27 mi northeast of Oakland. Founded in 1849 by New Englanders, it has chemical, paper, glass, and other industries, power plants, and facilities for packing and shipping agricultural products of the fertile San Joaquin–Sacramento delta region. Its population increased by over 120% in the period 1970–90.



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The ecclesiastical historian and last great Antiochene theologian, Theodoret of Cyrus (c.
Later heresies by Baldwin, Barry / Catholic Insight
But in the ensuing argument he invokes a subtle distinction that is closely related to the unrealistic perspective that we have pointed to; he proposes that the Antiochene formulation in referring to the cup rather than to its contents, avoids being offensive The distinction proposed by Leon-Dufour ignores the power and function of symbolism and unavoidable emotional associations
Drinking blood at a kosher Eucharist? The sound of scholarly silence by Cahill, Michael J. / Biblical Theology Bulletin
Significantly for an Antiochene, he accords prominence to the Church at Rome.
St. Ignatius of Antioch by Baldwin, Barry / Catholic Insight
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