Tarsus

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	Tarsus Tarsus is the birthplace of St. Paul. Situated on the edge of the fertile Cukurova plain in the city is middle of cedar groves. The city is also the meeting place of legendary loves Antony and Cleopatra, and there is the commemorative Cleopatra Gate. To reach St. Paul's Cistern you pass through narrow streets of the city; the old houses on the sides will prepare for the things you will see . Then you may head for a rest by the Tarsus watedalls and shady trees. The tombs of Prophet Daniel, Lokman Hekim, a famous legendary medical doctor, are here. There are also many historical places to visit like, Cleopatras Gate, the Gozlukule, Justinians Bridge, on the Tarsus Museum. Tarsus (Lesser Armenia) West of the Euphrates; a Hellenized Armenian kingdom in eastern Anatolia, with its center at Nicopolis. Note well! Do not confuse with the Mediaeval Armenian kingdom in Cilicia, which bore the same name. `Within Armenia to 189 BCE` `Mithridates Zareh.............................201- ?` Independent 189-89 BCE `??` `To Pontus...........................................89-87` `To Armenia..........................................87-66` `To Rome.............................................66-48` Deiotarid `Deiotarus (also in Galatia)....................64-48 d. 40 BCE` `To Pontus...........................................48-47` `To Rome thereafter` `Deiotarus (restored)...........................47-40` `Darius.........................................39-36` `To Pontus (Roman client).......................36-14 BCE` `Cotys.......................................early-mid 1st c. CE` Herodian (see also in Judea, Bashan, Chalcis, Perea, and Galilee) `Aristobulus (In Chalcis 72-92).................52-72`

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Tarsus

Tarsus (Lesser Armenia)

`Within Armenia to 189 BCE`

`Mithridates Zareh.............................201- ?`

Independent 189-89 BCE

`??`

`To Pontus...........................................89-87`

`To Armenia..........................................87-66`

`To Rome.............................................66-48`

Deiotarid

`Deiotarus (also in Galatia)....................64-48 d. 40 BCE`

`To Pontus...........................................48-47`

`To Rome thereafter`

`Deiotarus (restored)...........................47-40`

`Darius.........................................39-36`

`To Pontus (Roman client).......................36-14 BCE`

`Cotys.......................................early-mid 1st c. CE`

Herodian (see also in Judea, Bashan, Chalcis, Perea, and Galilee)

`Aristobulus (In Chalcis 72-92).................52-72`