Antakya
See Antakya in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(än-täkˈyä) also An·ti·och (ănˈtē-ŏkˌ)
A city of southern Turkey on the Orontes River near the Mediterranean Sea. Founded c. 300 B.C. by Seleucus I, it was an important military and commercial center in the Roman era and an early center of Christianity. Population: 144,000.
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