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As an alternative to generic [[Cities|City]] names, these are cities of major historical importance in Christendom, with majestic, imposing, elegant or even mythical sounding names. A very good choice for a medium number of devices with very memorable names and associations.
As an alternative to generic [[Cities|City]] names, these are cities of major historical importance in Christendom, with majestic, imposing, elegant or even mythical sounding names. A very good choice for a medium number of devices with very memorable names and associations.


 
*Aachen
*Alexandria
*Alexandria
*Antioch
*Antioch
*Assisi
*Avignon
*Axum
*Axum
*Budapest
*Budapest
*Canterbury
*Cluny
*Cologne
*Constantinople
*Constantinople
*Corinth
*Ctesiphon
*Ctesiphon
*Damascus
*Echmiadzin
*Echmiadzin
*Ephesus
*Jerusalem
*Jerusalem
*Kiev
*Kiev
*Krakow
*Krakow
*Nicea
*Novgorod
*Novgorod
*Rome
*Rome
*Santiago de Compostela
*Vienna
*Vienna

Latest revision as of 08:35, 17 June 2026

As an alternative to generic City names, these are cities of major historical importance in Christendom, with majestic, imposing, elegant or even mythical sounding names. A very good choice for a medium number of devices with very memorable names and associations.

  • Aachen
  • Alexandria
  • Antioch
  • Assisi
  • Avignon
  • Axum
  • Budapest
  • Canterbury
  • Cluny
  • Cologne
  • Constantinople
  • Corinth
  • Ctesiphon
  • Damascus
  • Echmiadzin
  • Ephesus
  • Jerusalem
  • Kiev
  • Krakow
  • Nicea
  • Novgorod
  • Rome
  • Santiago de Compostela
  • Vienna