Eudoxia
historical figure
Eudoxia was a prominent Byzantine empress during the 5th century, known for her role in the construction of significant religious buildings, including a cathedral in Gaza, which reflects her influence on the region's Christian heritage.
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The Empress Eudoxia provided the funds for a cathedral for Gaza in 406.
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