"Cafarnaun"

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9 January 2020

View of the octagonal church in Cafarnaun, it is important to highlight the close relationship between the octagonal church and the house of St. Peter: the Byzantines, when building the new church, placed the central octagon just above the walls of the house, in order to perpetuate the exact location of it.

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9 January 2020

Tourists and pilgrims visit the archaeological remains of the Capernaun Synagogue, an old fishing village located in ancient Galilee, in what would now be Israel, on the shores of the Sea of Galilee. It is known by Christians as "the city of Jesus"; named in the New Testament. It was one of the places chosen by Jesus of Nazareth to convey his message and perform some of his miracles.

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8 January 2020

Detail of the archaeological remains found in Capernaun, Israel on 10 December 2019, was an old fishing village located in ancient Galilee, in what would be Israel today, on the shores of the Sea of Galilee. It is known by Christians as ''the city of Jesus''; named in the New Testament. It was one of the places chosen by Jesus of Nazareth to convey his message and perform some of his miracles.

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8 January 2020

A pilgrim observes the archaeological remains of the Capernaun Synagogue, Israel on 10 December 2019, a former fishing village located in ancient Galilee, in what would now be Israel, on the shores of the Sea of Galilee. It is known by Christians as ''the city of Jesus''; named in the New Testament. It was one of the places chosen by Jesus of Nazareth to convey his message and perform some of his miracles.

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8 January 2020

A pilgrim observes the archaeological remains of the Capernaun Synagogue, Israel on 10 December 2019, a former fishing village located in ancient Galilee, in what would now be Israel, on the shores of the Sea of Galilee. It is known by Christians as ''the city of Jesus''; named in the New Testament. It was one of the places chosen by Jesus of Nazareth to convey his message and perform some of his miracles.

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