Babken I of Cilicia died in 1936.
Babken I of Cilicia was born in 1868.
Tarsus of Cilicia is in south-central Turkey
Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia was created in 1080.
Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia ended in 1375.
This was an ancient country and was pronounced like Kilikya at the time -- but thanks to c being pronounced like s before i in French beginning around the year 500, English speakers will probably call it "Silisha"
Jerusalem is approximately 300 kilometers (around 186 miles) away from the Roman province of Cilicia, located in what is now southern Turkey. The distance can vary depending on the specific route taken. Cilicia was a significant region during the Roman Empire, often connected to trade and military routes.
The earliest known globe was constructed by the scholar Crates of Mallus in Cilicia
Cyprus was part of the Roman province of Cilicia et Cyprus. Cilicia was a part of the Turkish coast opposite Cyprus. The island acted as a stopover port for ships which sailed the eastern Mediterranean. It exported cedar wood.
He was born in Tarsus, which was the capital of the Province of Cilicia Prima (now in Turkey)
St. Paul was born in Tarsus, Cilicia (modern Turkey) and probably grew up there. He later moved to Israel, probably as an adult.
When Caesar began his military career he was at first stationed in the province/territory of Asia and then in Cilicia. But weather he was actually hiding out from Sulla is a matter of debate, as Caesar's commandeers in both Asia and Cilicia were staunch Sulla supporters and if Caesar were wanted in Rome, they could have turned him in at any time. The hiding out from Sulla's agents came either before or after his military career began.When Caesar began his military career he was at first stationed in the province/territory of Asia and then in Cilicia. But weather he was actually hiding out from Sulla is a matter of debate, as Caesar's commandeers in both Asia and Cilicia were staunch Sulla supporters and if Caesar were wanted in Rome, they could have turned him in at any time. The hiding out from Sulla's agents came either before or after his military career began.When Caesar began his military career he was at first stationed in the province/territory of Asia and then in Cilicia. But weather he was actually hiding out from Sulla is a matter of debate, as Caesar's commandeers in both Asia and Cilicia were staunch Sulla supporters and if Caesar were wanted in Rome, they could have turned him in at any time. The hiding out from Sulla's agents came either before or after his military career began.When Caesar began his military career he was at first stationed in the province/territory of Asia and then in Cilicia. But weather he was actually hiding out from Sulla is a matter of debate, as Caesar's commandeers in both Asia and Cilicia were staunch Sulla supporters and if Caesar were wanted in Rome, they could have turned him in at any time. The hiding out from Sulla's agents came either before or after his military career began.When Caesar began his military career he was at first stationed in the province/territory of Asia and then in Cilicia. But weather he was actually hiding out from Sulla is a matter of debate, as Caesar's commandeers in both Asia and Cilicia were staunch Sulla supporters and if Caesar were wanted in Rome, they could have turned him in at any time. The hiding out from Sulla's agents came either before or after his military career began.When Caesar began his military career he was at first stationed in the province/territory of Asia and then in Cilicia. But weather he was actually hiding out from Sulla is a matter of debate, as Caesar's commandeers in both Asia and Cilicia were staunch Sulla supporters and if Caesar were wanted in Rome, they could have turned him in at any time. The hiding out from Sulla's agents came either before or after his military career began.When Caesar began his military career he was at first stationed in the province/territory of Asia and then in Cilicia. But weather he was actually hiding out from Sulla is a matter of debate, as Caesar's commandeers in both Asia and Cilicia were staunch Sulla supporters and if Caesar were wanted in Rome, they could have turned him in at any time. The hiding out from Sulla's agents came either before or after his military career began.When Caesar began his military career he was at first stationed in the province/territory of Asia and then in Cilicia. But weather he was actually hiding out from Sulla is a matter of debate, as Caesar's commandeers in both Asia and Cilicia were staunch Sulla supporters and if Caesar were wanted in Rome, they could have turned him in at any time. The hiding out from Sulla's agents came either before or after his military career began.When Caesar began his military career he was at first stationed in the province/territory of Asia and then in Cilicia. But weather he was actually hiding out from Sulla is a matter of debate, as Caesar's commandeers in both Asia and Cilicia were staunch Sulla supporters and if Caesar were wanted in Rome, they could have turned him in at any time. The hiding out from Sulla's agents came either before or after his military career began.