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Phrygian and Lycian Monuments

Greece and Rome, 1949
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The Lycian ẽ variants as a dating criterion for the Lycian texts

Kadmos, 1976
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52. The Lycian Language.

Man, 1902
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AN OVERVIEW OF LYCIAN THEATERS

It is stated that theater culture began in the Lycian Region with its early theaters functioning from the Late Archaic-Classical era. The examples demon­strat­ing the traditional form with a cavea in the Lycian region are dated to the Hellenistic era. According to their capacities the Lycian theaters are divided into three: small, medium and large. The
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Memorials to the Lycian Dead

2017
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Lydian, Carian, and Lycian Sources

2021
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A Selection of Lycian Texts

1961
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New Lycian Inscriptions

2017
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Lycian Troops and their Equipment

1998
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Lycian as a Luwian Language

1961
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