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Paphos

Cyprus · today Paphos

Seat of the governor of Cyprus, where Sergius Paulus believes and the sorcerer Elymas goes blind. It is here that Saul begins to be called Paul.

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city known location approximate debated 5 places · c. AD 30-62 · modern coastline: harbors have silted up over two thousand years · drag and zoom · Place data: OpenBible.info, CC BY 4.0

WITH CYPRUS · JERUSALEM · PAMPHYLIA · PERGA, named in the same passages

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Ruins at New Paphos.

Ruins at New Paphos.

PHOTO: Nikodem Nijaki CC BY-SA 3.0 Wikimedia Commons

DISTANCES IN A STRAIGHT LINE

  • Perga ABOUT 180 MI (280 KM) IN A STRAIGHT LINE · 13 DAYS ON FOOT
  • Jerusalem ABOUT 260 MI (420 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.

3 PASSAGES

COORDINATES 34.7557, 32.4042

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