Damascus: Difference between revisions
No edit summary |
m (Spacing) |
||
| (5 intermediate revisions by 5 users not shown) | |||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
{{wikipediainfo}} | {{wikipediainfo}} | ||
'''Damascus''' was an [[Earth]] city in the Middle East. During the [[1st century]], it was part of the [[Roman Empire]]. [[Paul of Tarsus]] underwent a conversion near Damascus. By the year [[64]], [[Christianity|Christians]] there were persecuted for their beliefs. ([[PROSE]]: | {{you may|Damascus (audio story)|n1=the audio story}} | ||
'''Damascus''' was an [[Earth]] city in the Middle East. During the [[1st century]], it was part of the [[Roman Empire]]. [[Paul of Tarsus]] underwent a conversion near Damascus. By the year [[64]], [[Christianity|Christians]] there were persecuted for their beliefs. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Byzantium! (novel)}}) | |||
In the year [[730]], [[Abdul Alhazred]] was in Damascus where he wrote ''Al Azif'', which would later be known as the ''[[Necronomicon]]''. ([[PROSE]]: | In the year [[730]], [[Abdul Alhazred]] was in Damascus where he wrote ''Al Azif'', which would later be known as the ''[[Necronomicon]]''. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Banquo Legacy (novel)}}) | ||
Damascus steel was renowned as the finest in the world. In [[1238]], [[Guy de Carnac]] was in Damascus where he commissioned a smith known as [[Wayland]] to forge a longsword. ([[PROSE]]: | Damascus steel was renowned as the finest in the world. In [[1238]], [[Guy de Carnac]] was in Damascus, where he commissioned a smith known as [[Wayland]] to forge a longsword. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Sanctuary (novel)}}) | ||
At the beginning of the [[21st century]], Damascus was a [[Syria]]n city. A war affected Damascus and forced many of its inhabitants, including [[Amira]] and her family, to flee. ([[PROSE]]: | At the beginning of the [[21st century]], Damascus was a [[Syria]]n city. A war affected Damascus and forced many of its inhabitants, including [[Amira]] and her family, to flee. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Stone House (novel)}}) | ||
In [[2157]], Damascus was the location of the [[Earth Central]] Complex. ([[PROSE]]: | In [[2157]], Damascus was the location of the [[Earth Central]] Complex. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Lucifer Rising (novel)}}) | ||
[[Category:Asian cities from the real world]] | |||
[[Category:Middle Eastern cities]] | [[Category:Middle Eastern cities]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:16, 22 October 2024
- You may be looking for the audio story.
Damascus was an Earth city in the Middle East. During the 1st century, it was part of the Roman Empire. Paul of Tarsus underwent a conversion near Damascus. By the year 64, Christians there were persecuted for their beliefs. (PROSE: Byzantium! [+]Loading...["Byzantium! (novel)"])
In the year 730, Abdul Alhazred was in Damascus where he wrote Al Azif, which would later be known as the Necronomicon. (PROSE: The Banquo Legacy [+]Loading...["The Banquo Legacy (novel)"])
Damascus steel was renowned as the finest in the world. In 1238, Guy de Carnac was in Damascus, where he commissioned a smith known as Wayland to forge a longsword. (PROSE: Sanctuary [+]Loading...["Sanctuary (novel)"])
At the beginning of the 21st century, Damascus was a Syrian city. A war affected Damascus and forced many of its inhabitants, including Amira and her family, to flee. (PROSE: The Stone House [+]Loading...["The Stone House (novel)"])
In 2157, Damascus was the location of the Earth Central Complex. (PROSE: Lucifer Rising [+]Loading...["Lucifer Rising (novel)"])
