Corinth
Achaia · today Corinth
A port city with a bad reputation and a difficult church, to which Paul writes the most practical letters in the New Testament.
ANCIENT NAMES
- Κόρινθος Korinthos Greek
- Corinthus Latin
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WITH ACHAIA · ATHENS · EPHESUS · CENCHREAE AND 6 MORE, named in the same passages
IN THE REFERENCE MAPS
Ruins at Corinth.
PHOTO: Davide Mauro CC BY-SA 4.0 Wikimedia Commons
DISTANCES IN A STRAIGHT LINE
- Cenchreae ABOUT 7 MI (11 KM) IN A STRAIGHT LINE · A DAY ON FOOT
- Athens ABOUT 46 MI (75 KM) IN A STRAIGHT LINE · 4 DAYS ON FOOT
- Ephesus ABOUT 240 MI (390 KM) IN A STRAIGHT LINE · 17 DAYS ON FOOT
- Miletus ABOUT 240 MI (390 KM) IN A STRAIGHT LINE · 17 DAYS ON FOOT
- Rome ABOUT 620 MI (990 KM) IN A STRAIGHT LINE
- Jerusalem ABOUT 820 MI (1,300 KM) IN A STRAIGHT LINE
In a straight line, between the atlas's coordinates. On foot, at 30 km (19 mi) a day on a road 1.3 times longer than the line.
11 PASSAGES
COORDINATES 37.9058, 22.8787
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ON WIKIDATA · Q1363688