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Valerius Valentinianus, Praeses of Isauria.
Anatolian Studies, 1972Since it was my good fortune to begin working in Anatolia while Seton Lloyd was Director of the Ankara Institute, and to enjoy his friendly encouragement for several years, I am glad to have the opportunity of dedicating this article to him.In June, 1958, the following inscription was discovered by the writer in Yazdamıköy, one of a group of villages ...
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Inscriptions from Pamphylia and Isauria
The Journal of Hellenic Studies, 1958Sillyon. Note on an inscription already publishedCIG iii. 4324c = SGDI 1268. This inscription is carved in a panel on a rock to the west of the city, near the modern village. Height ·16 m., breadth ·175, letter and space down ·026, letter and space across ·019Perhaps [Όλυμ]πιακοῦ, since ἱαρός can be used in connexion with the Games, as in Lanckoroński,
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A Church of the Iconoclast (?) Period in Byzantine Isauria
Anatolian Studies, 1957The rock-cut church of Al Oda (the Red Room) does not seem to have been visited in the past by any European traveller. In September, 1953, on the advice of Bay Neşri Atlay, then headmaster of the Primary School at Mut, a party consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gough, Mr. Michael Ballance and Mr.
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Bandit Highlands and Lowland Peace: the Mountains of Isauria-Cilicia
Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient, 1990breakdown of provinces subdivided the Cilician Plain, but left mountainous Isauria as a single unit 104). The geographical base for control of the mountains, however, was still a plain; the new provincial centre was Seleukia on the Kalykadnos, the river valley forming the major 'internal plain' of the southern Taurus.
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A Gemme from Philadelphia (Gökçeseki) in Isauria
2019Inthis study, a gem with an Aphrodite image on it, obtained from thePhiladelphia (Gökçeseki) Excavation in the Isaurian Region will be evaluated interms of its valuable stone as well as the cultic and iconographical featuresof the figure. As known, the depictions on the gemme are carved, not onthe surface placed on the bezel setting, but to its ...
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The Necropolis of Adrassus (Balabolu) in Rough Cilicia (Isauria)
Phoenix, 1991Hector Williams +3 more
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Adrassos’da (Isauria) Paganizm ve Hıristiyanlık Arasında Bir Lahit
Adrassos, Mersin İli Mut ilçesi sınırları içinde, Tekeli Kasabası’nın 8 km. kuzeybatısında, Yalnızcabağ Köyü’ndeki Adras Dağı’nın yakınlarında, bugün Balabolu1 olarak adlandırılan mevkideki antik yerleşim ve nekropoldür2. Antik kaynaklarda Adrassos olarak geçen kent3, Laranda Karaman ’dan Germanikopolis’e Ermenek ve Kelenderis’e Aydıncık giden önemli ...DURUGÖNÜL, Serra +2 more
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A new Late-Roman urban centre in Isauria
Journal of Roman Archaeology, 2006Elton H +5 more
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