(also Caesarea Pal·e·sti·nae (păl'ĭ-stī'nē)) An ancient seaport of Palestine south of present-day Haifa, Israel. It was founded (30 B.C.) by Herod the Great and later became the capital of Roman Judea. The city was destroyed by Muslims in 1265.
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(also Caesarea Pal·e·sti·nae (păl'ĭ-stī'nē)) An ancient seaport of Palestine south of present-day Haifa, Israel. It was founded (30 B.C.) by Herod the Great and later became the capital of Roman Judea. The city was destroyed by Muslims in 1265.
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