damascus

• Nombre propio referido a la antigua ciudad considerada la más antiguamente habitada del mundo de forma continua, y actual capital y mayor ciudad de Siria. Según el Nuevo Testamento, el apóstol Pablo experimentó una dramática conversión en el camino a Damasco.

A proper noun referring to an ancient city, widely regarded as the world's oldest continuously inhabited city, and the present capital and largest city of Syria. According to the New Testament, the Apostle Paul underwent a dramatic conversion on the road to Damascus.

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1. Capital city of SyriaB2formal

   An ancient city, widely regarded as the world's oldest continuously inhabited city, and the present capital and largest city of Syria.

   Damasco (capital de Siria)

   • Damascus is known for its rich history and ancient architecture.
   • The Umayyad Mosque is a famous landmark in Damascus.
   • He traveled to Damascus to study its cultural heritage.

2. Biblical referenceB2formal

   According to the New Testament, the location where the Apostle Paul (then known as Saul) underwent a dramatic conversion on the road to Damascus.

   Damasco (referencia bíblica)

   • The story of Paul's conversion on the road to Damascus is a key event in Christian history.
   • Many pilgrims visit Damascus to see the site of Paul's conversion.
   • The phrase 'road to Damascus' is often used metaphorically for a sudden change of belief.