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Edessa city of waters:
The name "Edessa" has been connected to Phrygian "bedu" (water). Similarly, it was ascribed an Illyrian origin by Ulrich Wilcken, in his biography of Alexander the Great , the "town of the waters", due to its copious water resources and its tourist attraction of the waterfalls, located in the actual town center. These views also gain some support if the later Slavic-derived name Βοδενά (Vodena - from "voda", water) is considered. The Ancient Greek name "Edessa" (Ἔδεσσα) was commemorated by Seleucus I Nicator in refounding an ancient city in northern Mesopotamia: see Edessa, Mesopotamia. The modern Bulgarian and Macedonian Slavic name of the city is "Voden/Воден" (derived from voda/вода, water). In Turkish, the city can be known as either Edessa , Vodine or Vodina, and in Aromanian the city can be known as either Edessa , Vudena or "Vodina".
more info from Wikipedia. Edessa
Varosi old district:
Old christian district [machalas] Edessa was Varosi. Squeeze place in verge of precipice, demanded inhabitants his they are glad the view of immense plain that reached to the Thessaloniki. Their mansions modest, without exaggerations, two-storied with sticking out [sachnisia] pier, were internal preened with wooden decor [misantres] and support [gioykia]. The ceilings good beings were well-processed and decorate with digs rosettes in the centre. In the feasts, (drawing) primineta chamber, the room of reception, was laid with five leaves red rugs woven with multicoloured drawings

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