Eastern Mediterranean 48 AD: Paul’s Missionary Journeys
early 48AD
early 48AD
Julio-Claudian East
-27–66 Julio-Claudian East
66–135 Jewish–Roman Wars
135–235 Roman consolidation in the East
235–284 Crisis of the Third Century
284–311 Diocletian and the Tetrarchy
311–1944 NO MAPS FOR THIS PERIOD YET
1944–1948 Road to Independence
1948–1974 Arab–Israeli Wars
1974–2010 Disengagement and Intervention
2010–pres Arab Spring, Civil War
Paul’s Missionary Journeys
late 6AD Roman annexation of Judea
3 Apr 33AD Crucifixion of Jesus
early 36AD Clitae Revolts
early 41AD Herod Agrippa
late 46AD Claudius’ consolidation in the East
early 48AD Paul’s Missionary Journeys
early 54AD Iberian–Armenian War
sum 59AD War of the Armenian Succession
fall 62AD Battle of Rhandeia
Between 47 and 56 AD the Christian convert Paul the Apostle traveled around the Eastern Mediterranean, establishing churches and spreading his faith to gentiles (non-Jews). Although Paul would eventually fall foul of the authorities and be executed in Rome, his missionary journeys played an important part in the rapid spread of Christianity throughout the Roman world.
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