Thyatira — For the moth genus, see Thyatira (moth).Infobox Settlement official name = Thyatira (Θυάτειρα) other name = (Akhisar) native name = Ancient City of Greece imagesize = 280px image caption = Paul s third journeyLocation map Turkey label=Thyatira… … Wikipedia
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