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Between Loyalty and Rebellion: The Ambiguous Role of Orontes in the Satrapal Revolts

Gazi Akademik Bakış
This study examines the significance of Orontes, satrap of Armenia, in the political and military upheavals of the 4th century BCE, emphasizing his involvement in the Satrapal Revolts.
Alican Doğan
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Tanrıça Kybele’nin Mysia Bölgesindeki İzleri

, 2021
Öz Anadolu tarih öncesi çağlardan günümüze kadar birçok medeniyete ev sahipliği yapmıştır. Pek çok medeniyetin izlerini her anlamda taşıyan Anadolu coğrafyası arkeoloji dünyasının daima ilgi odağı olmuştur. Mysia Bölgesi de geçirmiş olduğu tarihsel süreçler, antik kentler ve eserlerle incelemeye değer bir coğrafyadır.
MERAL, Korkmaz, AYDIN ÇAKMAK, Tuba
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Early Byzantine sigillographic evidence from western Anatolia: sixth- and seventh-century lead seals from Bergama (ancient Pergamon)

, 2021
This article presents twelve lead seals from the Museum of Bergama (ancient Pergamon), dating from the late sixth to the early eighth century. We offer a descriptive catalogue of these early Byzantine seals preserved in a western Turkish museum.
LAFLI, ERGÜN, Caglayan, Dogukan, Seibt, Werner, Doğukan Çağlayan, Ergün Laflı, Werner Seibt   +5 more
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A New Totenmahlrelief from the North-Western Asia Minor

Gephyra, 2005
A New Totenmahlrelief from the North-Western Asia MinorThe stele with a funerary banquet and a short inscription published here is of unknown provenance and was sold at an auction.
Thomas Corsten
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Death, Rebirth, and Pilgrimage Experience in Aelius Aristides’ Hieroi Logoi

Religions
The close conceptual links between symbolic death, rebirth, and pilgrimage are widely known to modern sociologists and anthropologists and can be observed in several modern pilgrimage traditions. This study argues that the same connections can already be
Georgia Petridou
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Antikçağ`da Mysia ve arkeolojisi

, 2008
Ancient Mysia is situated in the North-west of Anatolia. It is surrounded by Propontis in the North, by Phrygia in the East, by ancient Bithynia in the North-east, by Lydia in the South and by Aiolia and the Aegean sea in the west. Although the boundaries of ancient Mysia may be drawn easily and roughly, there are serious problems with both the people ...
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Heerink, Mark. Echoing Hylas

, 2016
Heerink, Mark. Echoing Hylas: a study in Hellenistic and Roman metapoetics. Wisconsin studies in classics. Madison; London: University of Wisconsin Press, 2015. xii, 243 p. $65.00. ISBN 9780299305406. During a stopover of the Argo in Mysia, the boy Hylas
Christophe Cusset
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Dossier di Pamukçu

, 2017
In 209 BC, by means of a letter/πρόσταγμα – found in Pamukçu, in the ancient Mysia – sent to Zeuxis, ruler of Cistauric Asia, Antiochus III appointed Nicanor (the chamberlain and one of the Philoi) great priest of the sanctuaries beyond the Taurus, as ...
Bencivenni, Alice
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Mysia region in Ancient Sources

, 2005
"Antik Kaynaklarda Mysia Bölgesi" konulu tez çalışmamız, doğuda Bithynia, batıda Ege denizi ve güneyde Lydia ile Marmara denizi arasında yer alan ve Mysia olarak adlandırılan coğrafi alanı kapsamaktadır.
Özcan, Ali
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Asia Menor. Mapas generales. 1764 [PDF]

Inserta mapas: Mysia ; Hellfraontus and Byzantium areasCopia digital. Madrid : Ministerio de Cultura.
Anville, Jean-Baptiste Bourguignon d', 1697-1782, Delahaye, Guillaume-Nicolas, 1727-1802   +1 more
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