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The Branchidae at Didyma and in Sogdiana

The Classical Quarterly, 1998
On the subject of the Branchidae there are a few facts and some outstanding questions. The facts may be stated first. They are provided by literary evidence and one piece of archaeological evidence, which are generally accepted.
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VIII. Minor Cults of Didyma

1988
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The Marble Stele from Asklepeion of Cos as a Testimony of the Transformation of the Religious Festival in Didyma and the “Propaganda” of Apollo’s Cult

Вестник древней истории, 2023

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Anti-aflatoxigenic nano-emulsions based on Monarda didyma and Neopallasia pectinata essential oils as novel green agent for food preservation

Industrial crops and products (Print), 2022
Chenggang Song, G. Ding, J. Dai, Yan-Duo Wang, Yu-Qing Liu, Yanxin Zhang, Qi Zhang, Jian Yang, J. Qin   +8 more
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DIVINATION AT ARCHAIC BRANCHIDAI-DIDYMA: A Critical Review

, 2022
A. Greaves
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Didyma, Türkei: Site Managment

2017
The work of the Site Management Project in Didyma based on a concept, which was developed 2012 and 2013 and pursues two main objectives. First of all it implies the construction of a new guided tour of the ancient ruins of Didyma, which includes the archaeological site of the sacred way, inaccessible and not visible before, and on the other hand the ...
Bumke, Helga, von Gaisberg, Elgin
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Neue Inschriften aus Didyma

1970
Zwei Inschriftenneufunde aus Didyma, eine spätarchaische und eine frühhellenistische Weihung, werden vorgestellt. Die archaische Weihung eines Thrasys gibt Gelegenheit zu einer Textrevision der seit dem 19. Jh. verschollenen und wieder gefundenen Histiaios-Weihung. Anlässlich der Dedikation einer Aristagore aus der ersten Hälfte des 3. Jh. v.Chr. wird
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Didyma

2021
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The Construction Plans for the Temple of Apollo at Didyma

Scientific American, 1985
Incised lines on the podium walls of the temple of apollo at dydima are believed to be plans of the temple itself and of its naiskos. The lines were preserved because the temple was left unfinished. They yeld valuable information on greek design process and the refinement of geometric forms.
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Inschriften von Didyma

2023
Günther, Wolfgang, Haensch, Rudolf
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