https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emmaus
Emmaus Nicopolis is a titular see of the Roman Catholic Church. There are several sources giving information about this town's ancient history, among them the First Book of Maccabees, the works of Josephus, and chronicles from the Late Roman, Byzantine and Early Muslim periods.

https://www.emmaus-nicopolis.org/
Sat: 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM (Winter: till 5:00 PM) Sun: Open for prayer only: please reserve in advance. Closed on Yom Kippur, Christmas (Dec. 25) and Holy Friday.

https://www.biblicalarchaeology.org/daily/emmaus-where-jesus-first-appeared-after-the-resurrection/
Researchers have long been unsure where Emmaus was located. Ten years ago, Hershel Shanks wrote in "Emmaus: Where Christ Appeared" (Biblical Archaeology Review. March/April, 2008), "Many sites vie for the honor, but Emmaus-Nicopolis is the leading contender.". Ha-aretz notes that the 2nd-3rd century Christian historian Eusebius of

https://www.biblicalarchaeology.org/daily/biblical-sites-places/the-emmaus-trail/
The trail roughly follows the ancient Roman road that used to connect Jerusalem to Jaffa, passing through Emmaus Nicopolis. Around kilometer eight, the route passes the ruins of an ancient watchtower, identified on early maps as Khirbet el-Kusr. Its modern Hebrew name, Horvat Matzad, is a translation of the Arabic.

https://library.biblicalarchaeology.org/article/emmaus-where-christ-appeared/
Many sites vie for the honor, but Emmaus-Nicopolis is the leading contender. By Hershel Shanks ).. AT DAWN THE TOMB OF JESUS WAS FOUND EMPTY. Later that very day two of the disciples, Cleopas and another unnamed, were walking on the road to Emmaus when Jesus appeared to them, but they did not recognize him. As they drew near Emmaus, Jesus went

https://www.emmaus-nicopolis.org/english
Emmaus-Nicopolis. Emmaus existed as a village in Palestine until 1967, located approximately 30 km (19 miles) west of Jerusalem, on the border between the mountains of Judea and the valley of Ayalon, not far from where the road from Jaffa to Jerusalem splits into two branches: northward through Beth-Horon and southwards, through Kiryat Yearim.

https://www.emmaus-nicopolis.org/english/information-for-visitors
The Holy place of Emmaus is open for individual or group visits: Monday through Friday: from 8:30 am to 12 pm and from 2:30 pm to 5.30 pm. ( 5 pm in winter) Saturday: from 8:30 am to 5.30 pm (5 pm in winter) Sunday: Open for prayer only, please reserve in advance. Closed on Yom Kippur, Christmas (December 25) and Holy Friday.

https://bibleatlas.org/nicopolis.htm
NICOPOLIS. ni-kop'-o-lis (Nikopolis): A city in Palestine, half-way between Jaffa and Jerusalem, now called Ammas, mentioned in 1 Maccabees 3:40, 57 and 9:50. The earlier city (Emmaus) was burnt by Quintilius Varus, but was rebuilt in 223 A.D. as Nicopolis. The Nicopolis, however, to which Paul urges Titus to come (pros me eis Nikopolin, ekei

https://historicalsitesinisrael.com/en/emmaus-nicopolis/
There is no doubt today that Emmaus which became famous in the battles of the Jewish dynasty named Hasmoneans, is the same city that was known in Roman-Byzantine periods as Emmaus Nicopolis (https://www.emmaus-nicopolis.org). During the great revolt of the Jews against the Romans between 66-70 CE, the Roman fifth Legion named Macedonia settled

https://www.enjoyingisrael.com/attractions/47176/emmaus-nicopolis-the-city-of-victory
Emmaus Nicopolis, an ancient Byzantine Roman city founded in the 3rd century, was built on the ruins of the Hammat settlement (named after the hot springs that were rich in sulfur in the area). At first, the place was called Emmatos in Greek and later changed to Emmaus. Archaeological excavations at the site revealed a Byzantine church in the

https://beatitudes.org/en/house/emmaus-nicopolis/
Situated between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, Emmaus Nicopolis offers a possibility of immersion in the history of Israel through archaeological excavations and Biblical narratives. The Holy Place where the disciples of Emmaus recognized Jesus in the breaking of the bread is a "must see" for pilgrims visiting the Holy Land. The Community has

https://www.seetheholyland.net/emmaus/
Administration: Franciscan Custody of the Holy Land. Emmaus/El-Qubeibeh: Celebrating feast day of St Cleophas (© Custodia Terrae Sanctae) Tel.: 050-5200417. Open: 8am-noon, 2-6pm (5pm Oct-Mar) • Colonia (also called Kulonieh, Emmaus or Ammaous), just over 30 stadia (6km) west of Jerusalem, on the road to Jaffa.

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Emmaus Nicopolis, Imwas. Emmaus is the village in which Jesus first appeared after the Resurrection. It is described as being not far from Jerusalem, but its identification with any particular location is not certain. This particular village, which was the ancient city of Nikopolis, was identified as the biblical Emmaus since the fourth century

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Emmaus, also known as Hammat or Nikopolis (Nicopolis), was a large city from the Hellenistic period through the Byzantine period. It is strategically located on the main road from the plains to Jerusalem, and served as an administrative, military and economic center. It is believed to be the site of the village of Emmaus, which is referred in

https://www.emmaus-nicopolis.org/english/history-of-emmaus/byzantine-period
Emmaus-Nicopolis was a large city, a regional centre, and a bishopric. The name of the bishop of Nicopolis, Peter, is mentioned in the list of the Fathers of the Nicaean Council of 325 A.D. The second bishop of the city known to us, Ruphus, was present at the Council of Constantinople in 381 AD.

https://www.emmaus-nicopolis.org/english/christian-tradition
Emmaus in the Christian Tradition. "Emmaus, whence came Cleophas in Luke's Gospel. The same is now Nicopolis, a famous city of Palestine.". Eusebius, the Bishop of Caesarea, Onomasticon, written between 295-312 AD. (Translation: The Onomasticon, Greville Freeman-Grenville, trans., Jerusalem, 2003).

https://dannythedigger.com/emmaus/
Emmaus Nicopolis. Emmaus Nicopolis was a prominent city on the crossroads connecting Jerusalem and the coast. It was a regional center in Roman times called Emmaus, and in the 3 rd century the title Nicopolis ("city of victory") was added to it. Since the 6 th century Emmaus Nicopolis is associated with biblical Emmaus and churches were built at the site both in Byzantine and Crusaders times.

https://www.holylandsite.com/emmaus-nicopolis
Emmaus, also known as Emmaus Nicopolis, is believed to be the site of the village of Emmaus, which is referred to in Luke 24, where Jesus met two of His followers on the road to Emmaus after his resurrection. Emmaus was a large city that existed from the Hellenistic period through the Byzantine period. It's strategically located on the main

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