公元458年土耳其安条克地震

For the third time in recorded history, Antioch was devastated by a great earthquake in 458, a disaster associated with about 80,000 deaths and shaking of Mercalli intensity IX. The city occupied the fault-riven crust of the North Anatolian zone, and no instrumental magnitude survives from so early an event. Contemporary accounts describe the collapse of much of the late-Roman metropolis, though its churches and public works were subsequently rebuilt. Together with the catastrophes of 115 and 525, the 458 earthquake marks Antioch as one of the most seismically punished cities of the ancient Mediterranean world.

公元458年，土耳其安条克（安塔基亚）：震级与震源深度均不详。造成约8万人死亡。位于地震活跃的北安纳托利亚断层系。