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Pisidia Bölgesi Erenler Tepe yerleşmesi = Settlement of Erenler Tepe in Pisidia /
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Uslu, Hilal, 1994- author 253828 +2 more
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1997
Abstract Among the texts from Pisidia, from Termessus I note one text of the second century which refers to autonomy, freedom, and democracy (2), and one which contains an entrenchment clause threatening offenders with a curse (1).
P J Rhodes, David M Lewis
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Abstract Among the texts from Pisidia, from Termessus I note one text of the second century which refers to autonomy, freedom, and democracy (2), and one which contains an entrenchment clause threatening offenders with a curse (1).
P J Rhodes, David M Lewis
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2003
Although overshadowed in the New Testament by a different Antioch (Antioch on the Orontes), Antioch of Pisidia was an important city during Hellenistic and Roman times. Archaeological excavations have uncovered the remains of a thriving city, complete with theater, baths, temples, stadium, nymphaeum, paved streets, and aqueduct.
Clyde E. Fant, Mitchell G. Reddish
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Although overshadowed in the New Testament by a different Antioch (Antioch on the Orontes), Antioch of Pisidia was an important city during Hellenistic and Roman times. Archaeological excavations have uncovered the remains of a thriving city, complete with theater, baths, temples, stadium, nymphaeum, paved streets, and aqueduct.
Clyde E. Fant, Mitchell G. Reddish
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1995
Abstract The incorporation of certain Pontic territories (c.2 B.C.) was perhaps a measure not merely local in significance. It might have led to something more. As the event showed, it was a change without consequence. The prime action in this age of Anatolian history concerns Galatia and the mountain zone in the south.
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Abstract The incorporation of certain Pontic territories (c.2 B.C.) was perhaps a measure not merely local in significance. It might have led to something more. As the event showed, it was a change without consequence. The prime action in this age of Anatolian history concerns Galatia and the mountain zone in the south.
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