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Pepuza (or Pepouza, Greek: Πέπουζα) was an ancient town in Phrygia, Asia Minor (in today's Turkish district of Karahallı, Uşak Province, Aegean Region). Coordinates of the central terrasse of the settlement: UTM 35 S 0714926/4253954 (WGS-84), 38.408˚ N, 29.4615˚ E. The ancient settlement in the Karahallı area, near the village of Karayakuplu, discovered and identified as Pepuza by William Tabbernee and Peter Lampe, was settled continuously from Hellenistic times to Byzantine times. In Byzantine times, an important rock-cut monastery belonged to the town.

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  • Pepouza (altgriechisch Πέπουζα, auch Pepuza) war eine Stadt in Phrygien (Kleinasien), südlich des heutigen Uşak im Westen der Türkei, die im 2. Jahrhundert von der christlichen prophetischen Bewegung der Montanisten zum „Neuen Jerusalem“ erklärt wurde. In Pepouza sollte nach den Erwartungen der Montanisten, gemäß einer Vision aus dem neutestamentlichen Buch der Offenbarung des Johannes, Kapitel 21 und 22 am Ende der Apokalypse eine neue Stadt, ein neues Jerusalem auf der Erde entstehen. (de)
  • Pepuza (ankaŭ Pepouza) estis urbo en regiono Frigio de Malgranda Azio (nuntempe en okcidenta Turkio) kiu estis proklamita en la 3-a jc p. K. ĉe la montanistaj kristanoj kiel nova Jerusalemo kaj loko, kie Jesuo revenas al la Tero. La urbon kaj al urbajn sanktejojn ruinigis en ĉ. 500 p. K. la soldatoj de la Orient-Romia Imperio. Oni remalkvoris la urbon en 2000-2001 proksime al la sud-turka urbo Uşak, en rivera valo. La malkovron helpis precipe la montanismaj dokumentoj, en kiuj estis menciita plurfoje klostro. En la ĉirkaŭaĵo oni trovis signojn skrapitajn en rokoj. (eo)
  • Pépouza est une ancienne ville de Phrygie, en Asie mineure (aujourd'hui en Turquie, région Égéenne, province d'Uşak, district de Karahallı). (fr)
  • Pepuza era una città della Frigia regione dell'Asia Minore (nel distretto di Karahallı, provincia di Uşak, Turchia) non ancora ben localizzata. Nel III secolo la città era stata proclamata "nuova Gerusalemme" dagli eretici cristiani Montanisti, che credevano Pepuza il luogo dove Gesù sarebbe dovuto ridiscendere sulla terra. Giovanni da Efeso, Vescovo Monofisita, distrusse la sede dei Montanisti tra il 535 ed il 546. (it)
  • Pepuza (en llatí Pepuza, en grec antic Πέπουζα) va ser una ciutat de l'oest de Frígia que és esmentada tardanament. Va donar nom a una secta herètica, el montanisme, esmentada per Epifani, que diu que al seu temps (segle iv) la ciutat ja estava abandonada. Són probablement unes ruïnes al sud de la província d'Uşak, al districte de . L'antic assentament a la zona de , a prop del poble de Karayakuplu, va ser descobert i identificat com a Pepuza per William Tabbernee i Lampe. Durant l'Imperi Romà d'Orient, un important monestir excavat a la roca pertanyia a la ciutat. (ca)
  • Pepuza (or Pepouza, Greek: Πέπουζα) was an ancient town in Phrygia, Asia Minor (in today's Turkish district of Karahallı, Uşak Province, Aegean Region). Coordinates of the central terrasse of the settlement: UTM 35 S 0714926/4253954 (WGS-84), 38.408˚ N, 29.4615˚ E. The ancient settlement in the Karahallı area, near the village of Karayakuplu, discovered and identified as Pepuza by William Tabbernee and Peter Lampe, was settled continuously from Hellenistic times to Byzantine times. In Byzantine times, an important rock-cut monastery belonged to the town. (en)
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  • Pepuza (en llatí Pepuza, en grec antic Πέπουζα) va ser una ciutat de l'oest de Frígia que és esmentada tardanament. Va donar nom a una secta herètica, el montanisme, esmentada per Epifani, que diu que al seu temps (segle iv) la ciutat ja estava abandonada. Són probablement unes ruïnes al sud de la província d'Uşak, al districte de . Des de l'any 2001, Peter Lampe, de la Universitat de Heidelberg ha dirigit campanyes anuals arqueològiques a Frígia, Turquia. Durant aquestes campanyes interdisciplinàries, juntament amb William Tabbernee de Tulsa, es van descobrir nombrosos assentaments antics desconeguts que van ser documentats arqueològicament. Dos d'ells són els millors candidats fins ara en la recerca de la identificació dels dos centres sagrats dels antics montanistes, Pepuza i Timion. Els estudiosos han estat buscant aquests llocs perduts des del segle xix. L'antic assentament a la zona de , a prop del poble de Karayakuplu, va ser descobert i identificat com a Pepuza per William Tabbernee i Lampe. Durant l'Imperi Romà d'Orient, un important monestir excavat a la roca pertanyia a la ciutat. (ca)
  • Pepouza (altgriechisch Πέπουζα, auch Pepuza) war eine Stadt in Phrygien (Kleinasien), südlich des heutigen Uşak im Westen der Türkei, die im 2. Jahrhundert von der christlichen prophetischen Bewegung der Montanisten zum „Neuen Jerusalem“ erklärt wurde. In Pepouza sollte nach den Erwartungen der Montanisten, gemäß einer Vision aus dem neutestamentlichen Buch der Offenbarung des Johannes, Kapitel 21 und 22 am Ende der Apokalypse eine neue Stadt, ein neues Jerusalem auf der Erde entstehen. (de)
  • Pepuza (ankaŭ Pepouza) estis urbo en regiono Frigio de Malgranda Azio (nuntempe en okcidenta Turkio) kiu estis proklamita en la 3-a jc p. K. ĉe la montanistaj kristanoj kiel nova Jerusalemo kaj loko, kie Jesuo revenas al la Tero. La urbon kaj al urbajn sanktejojn ruinigis en ĉ. 500 p. K. la soldatoj de la Orient-Romia Imperio. Oni remalkvoris la urbon en 2000-2001 proksime al la sud-turka urbo Uşak, en rivera valo. La malkovron helpis precipe la montanismaj dokumentoj, en kiuj estis menciita plurfoje klostro. En la ĉirkaŭaĵo oni trovis signojn skrapitajn en rokoj. (eo)
  • Pépouza est une ancienne ville de Phrygie, en Asie mineure (aujourd'hui en Turquie, région Égéenne, province d'Uşak, district de Karahallı). (fr)
  • Pepuza (or Pepouza, Greek: Πέπουζα) was an ancient town in Phrygia, Asia Minor (in today's Turkish district of Karahallı, Uşak Province, Aegean Region). Coordinates of the central terrasse of the settlement: UTM 35 S 0714926/4253954 (WGS-84), 38.408˚ N, 29.4615˚ E. From the middle of the 2nd century CE to the middle of the 6th century, Pepuza was the headquarters of the ancient Christian church of Montanism, which spread all over the Roman Empire. The Montanist patriarch resided at Pepouza, and the Montanists expected the heavenly Jerusalem to descend to earth at Pepouza and the nearby town of Tymion. In late antiquity, both places attracted crowds of pilgrims from all over the Roman Empire. Women played an emancipated role in Montanism, becoming priests and also bishops. In the 6th century, this church became extinct. Since 2001, Peter Lampe of the University of Heidelberg has directed annual archaeological campaigns in Phrygia, Turkey. During these interdisciplinary campaigns, together with William Tabbernee of Tulsa, numerous unknown ancient settlements were discovered and archaeologically documented. Two of them are the best candidates so far in the search for the identification of the two holy centers of ancient Montanism, Pepuza and Tymion. Scholars had searched for these lost sites since the 19th century. The ancient settlement in the Karahallı area, near the village of Karayakuplu, discovered and identified as Pepuza by William Tabbernee and Peter Lampe, was settled continuously from Hellenistic times to Byzantine times. In Byzantine times, an important rock-cut monastery belonged to the town. (en)
  • Pepuza era una città della Frigia regione dell'Asia Minore (nel distretto di Karahallı, provincia di Uşak, Turchia) non ancora ben localizzata. Nel III secolo la città era stata proclamata "nuova Gerusalemme" dagli eretici cristiani Montanisti, che credevano Pepuza il luogo dove Gesù sarebbe dovuto ridiscendere sulla terra. Giovanni da Efeso, Vescovo Monofisita, distrusse la sede dei Montanisti tra il 535 ed il 546. (it)
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