The modern city of Amman, Jordan was known as Philadelphia from the 3rd century BC to the 7th century AD. Today I am representing the old hometown. : r/phillies
Temple of Hercules at the Citadel, the ancient Roman Philadelphia, Amman, Jordan Stock Photo - Alamy
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Temple of Hercules at the Citadel, the ancient Roman Philadelphia, Amman, Jordan Stock Photo - Alamy
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Amman,Jordan-August 12 1999:Temple of Hercules at the Citadel, the ancient Roman Philadelphia Stock Photo - Alamy
Philadelphia (Amman)
File:THE PHILADELPHIA HOTEL IN AMMAN, TRANSJORDAN. מלון פילדלפיה ברבת עמון, ירדן..jpg - Wikimedia Commons
Amman | Jordan, Map, History, Population, & Facts | Britannica
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Philadelphia Temple Of Amman - Jordan Stock Photo, Picture And Royalty Free Image. Image 49676118.
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Amman (BiblePlaces.com)
Lion Tracks Photo QnA -- Philadelphia of the Decapolis (the other Philadelphia in Bible times) and Rabbah of the Ammonites. Amman of modern Jordan.
Amman, Jordan | Definitive guide for senior travellers - Odyssey Traveller
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J. L. Burckhardt's Jordan: Amman (Philadelphia)
TIL The Jordan city of Amman was known as Philadelphia back in the 2nd century CE, when it was occupied by Romans. : r/todayilearned
