Damascus

Damascus was an Earth city in the Middle East. During the 1st century, it was part of the Roman Empire. Paul of Tarsus underwent a conversion near Damascus. By the year 64, Christians there were persecuted for their beliefs. (PROSE: )
In the year 730, Abdul Alhazred was in Damascus where he wrote Al Azif, which would later be known as the Necronomicon. (PROSE: )
Damascus steel was renowned as the finest in the world. In 1238, Guy de Carnac was in Damascus where he commissioned a smith known as Wayland to forge a longsword. (PROSE: )
At the beginning of the 21st century, Damascus was a Syrian city. A war affected Damascus and forced many of its inhabitants, including Amira and her family, to flee. (PROSE: )
In 2157, Damascus was the location of the Earth Central Complex. (PROSE: )
Category:Asian cities from the real world
Category:Middle Eastern cities