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- Capsa_(see) abstract "Capsa is a titular see of North Africa. The city, said to have been founded by the Libyan Hercules, belonged to King Jugurtha, who had deposited his treasures there; it was captured by Gaius Marius in 106 BC and destroyed, but later became a Roman colony. When Africa was divided into two provinces by Justinian, it was assigned to Byzacena. Under Justinian the Duke of Byzacena resided there and the town which was protected by a strong citadel, was called Justiniana Capsa. In the eleventh century after the Arab conquest, more than two hundred flourishing villages stood in the surrounding region. Five bishops, one a Donatist, are known from 255 to 484 (Morcelli, Africa Christiana, 1, 118, Gams, 464). The modern name of the town is Gafsa; it is situated in a most fertile oasis, about 81 miles west of Gabès and 128 west of Sfax, with which it is connected by a railway. The oasis has about 5000 inhabitants trading in dates, carpets, and wool rugs. It is well watered, has magnificent palm-trees, and is an important centre for French military and civil administration in Tunisia.".
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- Capsa_(see) subject Category:Catholic_titular_sees_in_Africa.
- Capsa_(see) type Area108497294.
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- Capsa_(see) type Region108630985.
- Capsa_(see) type Seat108647945.
- Capsa_(see) type See108586825.
- Capsa_(see) type TitularSees.
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- Capsa_(see) comment "Capsa is a titular see of North Africa. The city, said to have been founded by the Libyan Hercules, belonged to King Jugurtha, who had deposited his treasures there; it was captured by Gaius Marius in 106 BC and destroyed, but later became a Roman colony. When Africa was divided into two provinces by Justinian, it was assigned to Byzacena. Under Justinian the Duke of Byzacena resided there and the town which was protected by a strong citadel, was called Justiniana Capsa.".
- Capsa_(see) label "Capsa (Titularbistum)".
- Capsa_(see) label "Capsa (see)".
- Capsa_(see) label "Diocesi di Capsa".
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- Capsa_(see) sameAs Capsa_(see).
- Capsa_(see) wasDerivedFrom Capsa_(see)?oldid=590111514.
- Capsa_(see) isPrimaryTopicOf Capsa_(see).