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Bethonea

BETHONEA, or Beth-oanea, fifteen miles from Cæsarea Eastward, where Eusebius febius and S. Jerom say, that there are hot baths, very beneficial to the health of those who use them1.

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  1. Euseb. ad vocem ‘Ανιπ. ↩

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