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Anastasiopolis

Four ancient episcopal sees

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Anastasiopolis, name of four ancient episcopal sees located respectively in Galatia (suffragan of Ancyra), in Phrygia (suffragan of Laodicea), in Caria, and in Thrace (Gams, 441, 446, 448).

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