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Cinyrad dynasty
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Cinyrad dynasty

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  • Old Paphos, Cyprus: Petra tou Romiou
    Paphos

    The Cinyrad dynasty ruled Paphos until its final conquest by Ptolemy I of Egypt (294 bce). Old Paphos dwindled in influence after the fall of the Cinyradae, the foundation of New Paphos, and the Roman conquest of Cyprus (58 bce). It was finally deserted after the…

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    The Cinyrad dynasty ruled Paphos until its final conquest by Ptolemy I of Egypt (294 bce). Old Paphos dwindled in influence after the fall of the Cinyradae, the foundation of New Paphos, and the Roman conquest of Cyprus (58 bce). It was finally deserted after the…

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