French Mandate for Syria and the Lebanon
Modern-day English-speakers commonly refer to the city as "Aleppo". It was known in antiquity as "Khalpe", "Khalibon", and to the Greeks and Romans as "Beroea" (). During the Crusades, and again during the French Mandate for Syria and the Lebanon of 1923–1946, the name "Alep" was used. "Aleppo" represents the Italianised version of this.