Luke, in describing the regions from which the Jews had come to Jerusalem at the time of Pentecost in the year 33 C.E., lists Asia along with the provinces of Cappadocia, Pontus, and Pamphylia. (Ac 2:9, 10; compare 1Pe 1:1.) He there lists Phrygia apart from Asia, as he does again at Acts 16:6. Pliny the Elder, Roman author of the first century C.E., did likewise. (Natural History, V, XXVIII, 102)

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ASIA MINOR​—Old Regional Names

MYSIA

Troas

BITHYNIA

PAPHLAGONIA

GALATIAN PONTUS

GALATIA

LYDIA

Ephesus

ASIAN PHRYGIA

GALATIAN PHRYGIA

CAPPADOCIA

LYCAONIA

CARIA

PISIDIA

Antioch

PAMPHYLIA

LYCIA

CILICIA

COMMAGENE

SYRIA

Antioch

Great Sea

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ASIA MINOR​—Roman Province Names

ASIA

Troas

Assos

Adramyttium

Pergamum

Thyatira

Sardis

Smyrna

Philadelphia

Hierapolis

Ephesus

SAMOS

Laodicea

Colossae

Miletus

PATMOS

BITHYNIA AND PONTUS

GALATIA

Antioch

KINGDOM OF POLEMON

CAPPADOCIA

KINGDOM OF ANTIOCHUS

CILICIA AND SYRIA

Antioch

LYCIA

Myra

PAMPHYLIA

CYPRUS

Great Sea