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Notes de géographie ancienne : Attaleia de Lydie
Bulletin De Correspondance Hellenique, 1887 Radet Georges Albert. Notes de géographie ancienne : Attaleia de Lydie. In: Bulletin de correspondance hellénique. Volume 11, 1887. pp. 168-175.
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Notes de géographie ancienne. I. La ville d'Aegae en Éolie. II. Attaleia de Lydie. III. Sandaina
Bulletin De Correspondance Hellenique, 1887 Lechat Henri, Radet Georges Albert. Notes de géographie ancienne. I. La ville d'Aegae en Éolie. II. Attaleia de Lydie. III. Sandaina. In: Bulletin de correspondance hellénique. Volume 11, 1887. pp. 391-404.
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Attaleia: The Busy, Bustling Fringe
New Approaches To Byzantine History and Culture, 2019This chapter sets the stage for the discussion of Attaleiates’ youth in Romania’s provinces. Given the nature of our sources, the focus remains on the experience itself of life in Attaleia, rather than on specific details from Attaleiates’ childhood. Here the reader encounters a narrative exploration of life in a major Byzantine provincial urban center.
Dimitris Krallis
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Athenaeus (3), of Attaleia, founder of the Pneumatists
2015Ludwig Edelstein, V Nutton
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Eastern Alimenta and an Inscription of Attaleia
The Journal of Hellenic Studies, 1989A characteristic phenomenon of the High Empire, though it is found both earlier and later, is the alimentary scheme, whereby foundations established by emperors or private persons provide a kind of family allowance for the children of free-born but not wealthy parents.
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