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The 13 pages that link to Ephesus, each with the reason it gives.

• AnatoliaBroader topic: Its monumental remains show the scale of urban life on Anatolia’s Aegean coast.

• HeraclitusRelated: Heraclitus came from Ephesus, a prominent city in the Greek world.

• SmyrnaCompared with: Ephesus rivaled Smyrna for influence and commercial prominence in western Anatolia.

• AntiochCompared with: Its prominence in Roman Asia offers a western Anatolian counterpart to Antioch in Syria.

• IoniaBroader topic: Ephesus was one of Ionia’s wealthiest cities and a major sanctuary center.

• Pastoral EpistlesRelated: First Timothy places Timothy's work among Christians in Ephesus.

• Asia (Roman province)Broader topic: It became one of the province's leading cities and a key administrative center.

• First Epistle to TimothyRelated: The letter places Timothy’s work among the church in this city.

• First Epistle to the CorinthiansRelated: Paul says he is writing from Ephesus near the close of the letter.

• Epistle to the EphesiansRelated: The letter’s title associates it with this city, though its original destination remains debated.

• HerostratusNarrower topic: Its Artemision was the site of Herostratus’s arson.

• HipponaxBroader topic: Hipponax’s Ephesian origin situates his poetry in the cities of archaic Ionia.

• Saint TimothyRelated: Christian tradition identifies Ephesus as the city where Timothy served as bishop.