Perga: Perbedaan antara revisi

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In the first half of the fourth century, during the reign of [[Constantine the Great]] (324-337), Perga became an important centre of Christianity after it had become the official religion of the Roman Empire. The city retained its status as a Christian centre in the fifth and sixth centuries.

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[[Paulus dari Tarsus|Rasul Paulus]] bersama [[Barnabas]], dicatat mengunjungi Perga dua kali dalam [[Kisah Para Rasul]],<ref>{{Alkitab|Kisah para Rasul 13:13–14; 14:25}}</ref> dalam perjalanan misi pertama mereka, di mana mereka "mengabarkan Firman" sebelum pergi ke [[Atalia]] (sekarang kota modern Antalya), {{convert|15|km}} di sebelah barat daya Perga, dan dari sana berlayar kembali ke [[Antiokhia]] di [[Siria]].<ref>{{Alkitab|Kisah

Para Rasul 14:25}}</ref>

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The Greek ''[[Notitiae episcopatuum]]'' mentions the city as [[Metropolis (religious jurisdiction)|metropolis]] of Pamphylia Secunda until the thirteenth century. [[Le Quien]]<ref>Le Quien. Oriens christ., I, 1013.</ref> gives 11 bishops: Epidaurus, present at the Council of [[Ancyra]] (modern Ankara) in 312; Callicles at the [[First Council of Nicæa]] in 325; Berenianus, at Constantinople (426); Epiphanius at the [[Second Council of Ephesus]] (449), at the First Council of Chalcedon (451), and a signatory on the letter from the bishops of the province to Emperor Leo (458); Hilarianus, at the [[First Council of Constantinople]] in 536; Eulogius, at the [[Second Council of Constantinople]] in 553; Apergius, condemned as a [[Monothelite]] at the [[Third Council of Constantinople]] in 680; John, at the [[Trullan council]] in 692; Sisinnius Pastillas about 754, and Iconoclast, condemned at the [[Second Council of Nicæa]] in 787;- Constans, pada Council of Nicæa (787); John, at the [[Fourth Council of Constantinople]] in 869–70.

Perga is today an archaeological site and a tourist attraction, commonly called '''Eski Kalessi'''. Ancient Perge, one of the chief cities of Pamphylia, was situated between the Rivers Catarrhactes (Duden sou) and [[Aksu River (Turkey)|Cestrus (Ak sou)]], 60 stadia (about {{convert|11.1|km}}; dengan anggapan 185 m per stadia) from the mouth of the latter; the site is in the modern Turkish village of Murtana on the Suridjik sou, a tributary of the Cestrus, formerly in the Ottoman [[vilayet of Koniah]]. Reruntuhannya meliputi sebuah teater, [[palæstra]], kuil dewi [[Artemis]] dan dua gereja. Kuil dewi [[Artemis]] terletak di luar kota.

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File:Perge 0022.jpg|[[Palaestra]] di depan tempat mandi Romawi

File:Perge - Termas - Caldarium.jpg|[[Caldarium]] dalam tempat mandi Romawi

File:Perge nymphaeum.jpg|[[Nymphaeum]]

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15 km to the southwest, "to Antioch" cannot be correct, it should read "to Perga"

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