Pamphylia (/ p æ m ˈ f ɪ l i ə /; Ancient Greek: Παμφυλία, Pamphylía Turkish: Pamfilya) was a region in the south of Asia Minor, between Lycia and Cilicia, extending from the Mediterranean to Mount Taurus (all in modern-day Antalya province, Turkey).

PAMPHYLIA. pam-fil'-i-a (Pamphulia): A country lying along the southern coast of Asia Minor, bounded on the North by Pisidia, on the East by Isauria, on the South by the Mediterranean Sea, and on the West by Lycia (Acts 2:10; Acts 27:5). 1. Physical Features:

Pamphylia (of every tribe), one of the coast-regions in the south of Asia Minor, having Cilicia on the east and Lycia on the west. In St. Pauls time it was not only a regular province, but the emperor Claudius had united Lycia with it, and probably also a good part of Pisidia.

潘菲利亚（希腊语：Παμφυλία，台湾、香港及和合本圣经一般译作庞非利亚）古代安纳托利亚南部的一个地区，位于今土耳其安塔利亚省境内，首府位于佩尔格。

Pamphylia, ancient maritime district of southern Anatolia, originally a narrow strip of land that curved along the Mediterranean between Cilicia and Lycia but that, under Roman administration, included large parts of Pisidia to the north.

At the time of the Apostle Paul, Pamphylia was a small Rom. province, extending seventy-five m. along the coast and thirty m. inland, following the lower course of the valley of the Cestrus to the Taurus mountains in the interior. It was surrounded by …

Pamphylia (modern): very high confidence. Pamphylia. Verses (5) Acts 2:10, 13:13, 14:24, 15:38, 27:5. Linked Data Identifiers

吕基亚与潘菲利亚 是位于 安纳托利亚 南部的 罗马帝国 的一个 行省。 吕基亚与潘菲利亚行省是由 韦斯巴芗 皇帝（公元69-79年统治）创建的，他将 吕基亚 和 潘菲利亚 合并为一个行省。 [1][2] 公元43年， 克劳迪乌斯 皇帝吞并了吕基亚地区， [3][4] 而潘菲利亚则曾经是 加拉太 行省的一部分。 在 戴克里先 皇帝（公元284-305年在位）的行政改革下，罗马行省缩小，使行省的数量增加了一倍，帝国划分为四个 近卫大区 和十二个 管区。 此行省被重新分为吕基亚和潘菲利亚两个独立的 …

Pamphylia is a region of significant historical and biblical interest, located in the southern part of modern-day Turkey, along the Mediterranean coast. In biblical times, it was bordered by the regions of Lycia to the west and Cilicia to the east.

PAMPHYLIA, region in the southern part of Asia Minor. According to a Roman decree quoted in i Maccabees (15:16ff.), Pamphylia was among those countries notified by the Roman consul Lucius (142 b.c.e.) of the renewed pact of friendship between the Roman Senate and the Jewish nation under the high priest Simeon.