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Archaic elements in Greek art and architecture of the fourth century BC, with particular reference to works from Ionia and Caria [PDF]
, 2002 Fiolitaki, Anastasia
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Egipto en época helenística: una potencia naval del Mediterráneo [PDF]
, 2003 Pascual González, José
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Olympichos and Mylasa: a new inscription from the temple of Zeus Osogō? [PDF]
, 2016 Van Bremen, R
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Letter of Eumenes II to Tralles Concerning Inviolability and Tax Exemption for a Temple. After 188 B. C. [PDF]
Piejko, Francis
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Exposition virtuelle sur le site de Labraunda
Actualité des études anciennes, 2017 openaire +1 more source
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Labraunda 2012 -Rapport préliminaire
Anatolia Antiqua, 2013Henry Olivier, Karlsson Lars, Blid Jesper, Hedlund Ragnar, Vergnaud Baptiste, Hellström Pontus, Thieme Thomas, Freccero Agneta, Durusoy Elifnaz, Bilgin-Altınöz A. Güliz, Bagdatli-Cam Fatma, Frejman Axel, Lebouteiller Pascal. Labraunda 2012 -Rapport préliminaire. In: Anatolia Antiqua, Tome 21, 2013. pp. 285-355.
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Opuscula. Annual of the Swedish Institutes at Athens and Rome, 2017
The stadion of Labraunda is situated south-west of the sanctuary, above the Sacred Way down to Mylasa. As the terrain is not well suited for a stadion the ends had to be elongated by the addition of built-up ‘towers’; nevertheless the racecourse was rather short at 172 metres.
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The stadion of Labraunda is situated south-west of the sanctuary, above the Sacred Way down to Mylasa. As the terrain is not well suited for a stadion the ends had to be elongated by the addition of built-up ‘towers’; nevertheless the racecourse was rather short at 172 metres.
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Looking at Hecatomnid patronage from Labraunda
Revue des Études Anciennes, 1985Dynastes cariens, et satrapes de l'Asie Mineure du sud-ouest durant le quatrième siècle avant J.-C, les Hécatomnides sont souvent qualifiés de philhellènes, et se sont vu attribuer une part importante dans l'hellénisation qui toucha la Carie intérieure et les régions voisines au cours de la période précédant la domination d'Alexandre et des Séleucides.
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