The modern day town of western Turkey, where the ruins of ancient city of Permamum is located, is called Bergama.
It is now in modern Day Turkey
The famous Altar of Pergamum is currently housed in the Pergamon Museum in Berlin, Germany. The altar, originally situated in the ancient city of Pergamum (modern-day Turkey), was excavated in the late 19th century and brought to Berlin. It is renowned for its intricate friezes and detailed sculptures depicting mythological battles.
Galen of Pergamum
She died of old age in Pergamum.
3rd century BC.
She died of old age in Pergamum.
The 700 Club - 1966 Pergamum The Seat of Satan was released on: USA: 22 July 2011
"Satin" is a fabric, so let's assume you mean the devil or satan... Pergamum or Pergamon no longer exists. It was an ancient Greek city that would have been near the modern city of Bergama in Turkey. Satan doesn't "live" anywhere and that would include the ancient Pergamum.
A city in ancient Mysia, in western Asia Minor, north of Izmir
Antipas was a martyr of the church of Pergamum. This was from the letter to Pergamos in Rev.chapter 2. The church in Pergamum was faithful to the name of Christ, even to the point of martyrdom but it was tolerant of false teachers. These false teachers were proclaiming the right of Christians to indulge in pagan immoralities. Pergamum was a seat of emperor worship.
Athena slaying the Giant Alcyoneus
The Roman deity imported from Pergamum is Asclepius, the god of medicine and healing. His cult was established in Rome during the late Republic, particularly after a plague in the 3rd century BCE. Asclepius was often associated with the healing practices of the Sanctuary of Asclepius in Pergamum, which was renowned for its medical treatments and was a center of healing in the ancient world. His worship included rituals, offerings, and the establishment of temples dedicated to his healing powers.