Macedonia, Heracles Lencestis - Roman theatre

Heraclea was an ancient Greek city in Macedonia, founded by Philip II in the 4th century BC. It became a significant Roman city due to its location on the Via Ignatia. The city thrived under Roman rule, with notable structures like a theater built by Emperor Hadrian. Heraclea was an important Christian center before its decline in the 6th century due to natural disasters and invasions. The Roman theater, discovered in the 20th century, highlights the city's historical significance.

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