"Mazaca [the capital city of ancient Cappadocia] was situated
at the base of the great volcanic mountain Argaeus (Argish),
about 13,000 feet high. … The Roman emperor Tiberius changed
the name of Mazaca to Caesareia, and it is now Kaisariyeh on
the Kara Su, a small stream which flows into the Halys (Kizil
Ermak)."
_G. Long,
Decline of the Roman Republic,
volume 5, chapter 22._
MAZARIN, Ministry of.
See FRANCE: A. D. 1642-1643, to 1659-1661.
MAZARINE BIBLE, The.
See PRINTING: A. D. 1430-1456.
MAZARQUIVER, Siege of (1563).
See BARBARY STATES: A. D. 1563-1565.