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Language Contact and Borrowed Names between Greek and Lycian: a Contribution to Phonetics and Morphology

, 2018
Ancient Lycia, a polyglossian area located on the south-western coast of Asia Minor, was a place of contact, especially between Lycian and Greek. The Lycian language, which belongs to the Anatolian group of Indo-European languages, is documented in about two hundred inscriptions and on coins dating from the 5th and 4th centuries B.C.
Réveilhac, Florian
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Lycian language

, 2016
H. C. Melchert
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52. The Lycian Language.

Man, 1902
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Lycian as a Luwian Language

1961
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New Lycian and Greek graffiti from Patara: edition and onomastic commentary

Kadmos, 2023
Erkan Dundar
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Bread and wine in Lycian poetry. A contextual interpretation of TL 44c

Kadmos, 2021
David Sasseville
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A pithos with Lycian inscription from Patara

Kadmos, 2021
Erkan Dundar
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Oligo-Miocene extension in the Lycian orogen: evidence from the Lycian molasse basin, SW Turkey

Geodinamica Acta, 2005
Hasan Sözbilir
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Political Institutions and the Lykian and Karian Language in the Process of Hellenization between the Achaemenids and the Early Diadochi

2013
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Kinematic evidence for Late Mesozoic-Miocene emplacement of the Lycian Allochthon over the Western Anatolide Belt, SW Turkey

Geological Journal, 2003
Alan S Collins, Alastair H F Robertson
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