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[[Image:Roman Empire with Dioceses in 400 AD.JPG|right|thumb|200px|Province of Asia within the Roman Empire - Year 400]]
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[[Hierapolis (Turkey)‎|Hierapolis]] of Phrygia was a bishopric seat known as the New Testament Roman province of Asia. It is located in ancient Phrygia, Turkey. Mentioned only in Colossians 4:13 where Epaphrus agonized for the Christians here.
  
 
== Bishops of Hierapolis in Phrygia ==
 
== Bishops of Hierapolis in Phrygia ==
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*[[Papias of Hierapolis]] (??-155)
 
*[[Papias of Hierapolis]] (??-155)
*[[Abercius of Hieropolis]] (155-
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*[[Abercius of Hieropolis]] (155-167?)
* Claudius Apollinaris, Bishop of Hierapolis, and Apologist 160-180
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*[[Apollinaris of Hierapolis]] , also known as Apollinaris the Apologist or Apollinarius Claudius (160-180?)
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*[[Alexander of Hierapolis (third century)|Alexander of Hierapolis]] c. 253
*[[Alexander of Hierapolis]] c. 253
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*Flaccus c.325 - c. 347
*[[Alexander of Hierapolis]] c. 431  
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*[[Alexander of Hierapolis (fifth century)|Alexander of Hierapolis]] c. 431  
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*Avircius  451
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*Michael  787
  
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==Source==
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*[http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/07322b.htm  Catholic Encyclopedia: Hierapolis]
  
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Province of Asia within the Roman Empire - Year 400

Hierapolis of Phrygia was a bishopric seat known as the New Testament Roman province of Asia. It is located in ancient Phrygia, Turkey. Mentioned only in Colossians 4:13 where Epaphrus agonized for the Christians here.

Bishops of Hierapolis in Phrygia


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