For 10 points, name this former capital of the Seleucid Empire on the Orontes in Roman Syria.
A mosaic in this city's Yaqto complex depicts a hunt scene surrounding an image of the pagan virtue Megalopsychia. Aurelian intervened to depose the heretical bishop Paul of Samosata in this city, whose Cherubim Gate opened to its Kerateion, a Jewish quarter. Because the Neoplatonist speaker Libanius taught in this city, Julian attempted to revive its Temple of Apollo by exhuming the corpse of Saint Babylas; Julian wrote the Misopogon because its citizens instead mocked his beard. In 253 A.D., Shapur I sacked this city, moving many of its citizens to a colony he gave a name meaning "Better than" this city. During a feud with the governor Gnaeus Piso, Germanicus died of illness in this city. Before becoming archbishop of Constantinople, John Chrysostom preached to Christians in this city. This city's Christians were the first to call themselves "Christians." For 10 points, name this former capital of the Seleucid Empire on the Orontes in Roman Syria.
A mosaic in this city's Yaqto complex depicts a hunt scene surrounding an image of the pagan virtue Megalopsychia.
Antioch [or Antakya; or Antiocheia]