[DOC] [TLE] Arabia Petraea - Wikipedia [PAR] Arabia Petraea or Petrea, also known as Rome's Arabian Province (Latin: 
Provincia Arabia) or simply Arabia, was a frontier province of the Roman Empire 
beginning in the 2nd century; it consisted of the former Nabataean kingdom in 
Jordan, southern Levant, the Sinai Peninsula and northwestern Arabian .... 
Arabia became such a symbol of loyalty to Severus and the empire,... [DOC] [TLE] Jordan - THE JORDAN REGION IN ANTIQUITY - Country Studies [PAR] A people of neolithic culture, similar to that found around the Mediterranean 
littoral, ... Egypt and the Mediterranean ports with the southern reaches of the 
Arabian ... of the Jordan region was divided into Assyrian-controlled provinces 
that served as ... with the rest of the Jordan region, became part of the 
Achaemenid Empire. [DOC] [TLE] Jordan Time Line Chronological Timetable of Events - Worldatlas.com [PAR] (106) Jordan became part of the Roman province of Arabia; (333) Jordan 
destroyed by ... (662) Muslim Arabs conquered Jordan, Ummayad empire began 
control ... Thousands of Palestinians fled Arab-Israeli fighting to West Bank and 
Jordan... [DOC] [TLE] Arabia | Roman province | Britannica.com [PAR] Roman province created out of the former kingdom of the Nabataeans and the ... 
Syrian cities of Gerasa and Philadelphia (modern Jarash and Ammn, Jordan, 
... now Bur ash-Shm, Syria) in the extreme north became the capital and ... 
Roman Empire (in ancient Rome: The early Antonine emperors: Nerva and 
Trajan)... [DOC] [TLE] Capital of Roman Arabia - Bosra - The Roman Town [PAR] ... great prosperity after being annexed to the Roman Empire by Emperor Trajan 
in 106 AD. ... Before being annexed to the Roman Empire, Hauran was part of a 
small ... a small town in Hauran, very near today's border between Syria and 
Jordan; ... opposition and Bosra became the capital of the province of Arabia 
Petraea,... [DOC] [TLE] A Y A M M - Arab Youth And Modern Media [PAR] This design is typical of Roman provincial cities, and features a colonnaded main 
street intersected by two side streets, down which one can still walk today. ... In 
106 AD, the emperor Trajan annexed the wealthy Nabataean kingdom, forming ... 
until around 800 AD, Gerasa become nothing more than a small rural settlement. [DOC] [TLE] All in Jordan | Cities | PETRA [PAR] With its incorporation into the Roman Empire, Petra began to thrive once again. ... 
to Palmyra in Syria and the expansion of seaborne trade around Arabia. .... He 
established the Roman province of Syria and encouraged the formation of the ... 
In 106 AD the Romans annexed the Nabataean Kingdom which became part of... [DOC] [TLE] Via Jordan Travel [PAR] Madaba history dated back to the Neolithic and it was once a Moabite border city. 
... Madaba city gradually became Roman and part of the Roman province of 
Arabia, ... Until early Islamic of the Umayyad period 762 C.E. one of the largest 
empires ... Christians from Karak resettled in the city during the Ottoman Period 
around... [DOC] [TLE] Jordan - Touristic Sites - North and West of Amman - King Hussein [PAR] Photographs and descriptions of Jordan's touristic sites with Real Video available
. ... The Romans assimilated Jerash into the province of Syria, and later named it 
as ... city plan featuring a colonnaded main street intersected by two side streets. 
In 106 CE, the Emperor Trajan annexed the wealthy Nabatean kingdom and... [DOC] [TLE] A timeline of the Roman empire - Piero Scaruffi [PAR] 64 BC: Syria becomes a Roman province under general Pompey (Gnaeus 
Pompeius) .... 106: Trajan captures the Nabataean capital Petra (Jordan) and 
turns ... emperor but 30 "tyrants" carved out their own kingdoms around the 
empire [DOC] [TLE] Jordan - THE JORDAN REGION IN ANTIQUITY - Country Listing [PAR] A people of neolithic culture, similar to that found around the Mediterranean 
littoral, ... Egypt and the Mediterranean ports with the southern reaches of the 
Arabian ... of the Jordan region was divided into Assyrian-controlled provinces 
that served as ... with the rest of the Jordan region, became part of

Question: Around 106 A.D. Jordan became part of this empire's province of Arabia
Answer: the Roman Empire