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1. • • While the Romans included Macedonia and Epirus, it will be well for us to limit Greece to the territory lying roughly below 40 degrees, and extending almost to 36 degrees North latitude, and ranging between 17 degrees and 23 degrees East longitude.
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   What is the latitude and longitude of Greece?

   • While the Romans included Macedonia and Epirus, it will be well for us to limit Greece to the territory lying roughly below 40 degrees, and extending almost to 36 degrees North latitude, and ranging between 17 degrees and 23 degrees East longitude.

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   What were the boundaries of the Greek Empire in 323 BC?

   • The largest boundaries of the Empire of Greece around 323 BC were as follows: 1. The Northern Boundary were the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea. 2. The Western Boundary was Macedonia and Greece. 3. The Eastern Boundary were the cities in and around India. 4. The Southern Boundary went all the way to Libya and Egypt. History of the Greek Empire

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   What is the name of Greece in the Bible?

   • Isa 66:19 The name of the country, Greece occurs once in the New Testament, Ac 20:2 as opposed to Macedonia. Greece in the International Standard Bible Encyclopedia ( Read Full Article) In the earliest times there was no single name universally and exclusively in use either of the people or of the land of Greece.

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   What does the Bible mention about Greece?

   • The Bible mentions Greece, primarily referred to as Hellas, in the New Testament. It is mentioned less frequently in the Old Testament, in Daniel 8:21, 10:20, 11:2, Joe 3:6, and Zechariah 9:13. See JAVAN.

   Topical Bible: Greece

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   Which old Testament word is Greek?

   • Accordingly the Old Testament word which is Grecia, in Authorized Versions Greece, Greeks, etc., is in Javan Da 8:21; Joe 3:6 the Hebrew, however, is sometimes regained. Isa 66:19; Eze 27;13 The Greeks and Hebrews met for the first time in the slave-market. The medium of communication seems to have been the Tyrian slave-merchants.

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   Where did ancient Greece come from?

   • Ancient Greece in the Bible Grecians in Fausset's Bible Dictionary Called "Javan" Genesis 10:2. The Ionia on the W. of Asia Minor, whence perhaps emigrants originally passed to Attica and the Peloponnese. The Ionians of secular history however were a colony from Attica. Being the most eastern of the Greeks they were the first known to the Asiatics.

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3. bibleatlas.org › greeceBible Map: Greece

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5. biblehub.com › topical › gTopical Bible: Greece

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   While the Romans included Macedonia and Epirus, it will be well for us to limit Greece to the territory lying roughly below 40 degrees, and extending almost to 36 degrees North latitude, and ranging between 17 degrees and 23 degrees East longitude.

6. bible-history.com › maps › greek-empireMap of the Greek Empire - Bible History

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   While the Romans included Macedonia and Epirus, it will be well for us to limit Greece to the territory lying roughly below 40 degrees, and extending almost to 36 degrees North latitude, and ranging between 17 degrees and 23 degrees East longitude.

7. www.openbible.info › geo › ancientWhere is biblical Greece today? 1 modern identification

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   Image. Credit: George E. Koronaios (modified) About. This page identifies the current consensus around the modern location of this biblical place. While I consulted sources for this place, there were no major disputes about its modern location.

8. digitalbible.ca › article-page › bible-studyGreece In Biblical Context: Ancient Civilizations And Their ...

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   An Overview of Ancient Greece. Greece, known in the New Testament as Hellas, is located in southeastern Europe at the crossroads of Europe, Asia, and Africa. Known as the cradle of Western civilization, Greece is famous for its influential contributions to philosophy, politics, sports, arts, and sciences. Several well-known philosophers and ...

9. www.blueletterbible.org › study › pntN.T. Cities and Towns - Study Resources - Blue Letter Bible

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   X. Greece Athens: One of the most celebrated cities of the world, situated five miles northeast of the Saronic Gulf, a part of the AEgean Sea. It was the seat of Grecian learning, and the place where Paul delivered one of his most famous discourses ( Acts 17:15-34 ).