 Seven routes met at Eleutheropolis,
and Eusebius, in his "Onomasticon", uses the Roman milestones indicating the city as a central point from which the distances of other towns were measured.The Madaba Map (dated 542-570 CE) shows Eleutheropolis as a walled city with three towers, a curving street with a colonnade in the central part and an important basilica.In the centre is a building with a yellowish-white dome on four columns.