File:Leptis Magna, Libya.jpg
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العربية: منظر من مدينة لبدة الكبري الأثرية _الخمس شمال ليبيا.
English: Leptis Magna is a historic city and one of the most prominent cities of North Africa during the Roman Empire. The ruins of Leptis are located near the town of Al Khums, east of Tripoli, in the Al-Murqab region of Libya. The city was founded by the Phoenicians and some Berber groups around 1000 BC. In 42 BC, it came under Roman rule. The city contains a number of important Roman landmarks, including the Roman theater, the Baths of Emperor Hadrian, and the Arch of Triumph from the era of Emperor Septimius Severus. |
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| Author | AbdAlrhman Abdulrasol |
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