As a significant city of the Roman Empire it had trading contacts across the Roman world: in the Septimius Severus years Caesarea grew to be a very rich city with nearly 100,000 inhabitants, according to historian Gsell Leveau, Philippe.
It had trading contacts across the Roman world. This was as a significant city of the Roman Empire. Caesarea grew to be a very rich city with nearly 100,000 inhabitants. This was according to historian Gsell Leveau. This was in the Septimius Severus years. Historian Gsell Leveau was Philippe.