it was transformed into Palaestina Salutaris. Episcopal sees Ancient episcopal sees of the Roman province of Arabia listed in the Annuario Pontificio as titular sees : {{columns-list|colwidth=30em| Adraa (Daraa) Bacatha in Arabia (ruins of Khirbet-El-Bascha?) Bosana (Syria) (Busan) 'Bostra, the Metropolitan Archbishopric Canatha Constantia in Arabia (Buraq) Chrysopolis in Arabia Dionysias Erra (Es-Sanamein?, Aere?, Ire?) Esbus (Hesbân) Eutyme Gerasa (now Jerash) Maximianopolis in Arabia Medaba (now Madaba) Neapolis in Arabia Neila (ruins of Khirbet-En-Nila) Neve Parembolae in Arabia Phaena (Al-Masmiyah) Philippopolis in Arabia (Shahba) Zorava (Ezra') }} See also List of Roman governors of Arabia Petraea Arabian Peninsula in the Roman era Arabs Arabian Peninsula Pre-Islamic Arabia Petra Citations General and cited references G. W. Bowersock, Roman Arabia, (Harvard University Press, 1983) Fergus Millar, Roman Near East'', (Harvard University Press, 1993) External links On the Via Nova Traiana, Virtual Karak Resources Project On the Limes Arabicus, Virtual Karak Resources Project 100s establishments in the Roman Empire 100s establishments 106 establishments 630s disestablishments in the Byzantine Empire 630s disestablishments Ancient Levant Arabia Historical regions History of Palestine (region) Jordan in the Roman era Late Roman Syria Nabataea Sinai Peninsula States and territories disestablished in the 7th century