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DOI Artikel:Ramsay, William Mitchell: Syro-Cappadocian monuments in Asia Minor
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SYRO - CAPPADOCIAN MONUMENTS IN ASIA MINOR
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been situated at Boghaz Keui (Pteria) in northern Cappado-
cia, while it is quite irreconciiabie witb the position of tbe
ruling centre in any pari of Syria^; and I think ihat any by-
pothesis which expiains ihe origin ofthese Syro-Cappadocian
monuments in Asia Minor must take account of tbis fact.
Before any inference can be drawn from the monuments of
this early period, it is necessary to have trustworthy repre-
sentations of them. In tbe hope of correcting some faise im-
pressions derived from tiie pubiisbed iiiustrations, and of
adding some further Information about tbem, I publish the
foliowing notes. M. Perroh,in his & far^vol. IV,has
^ Historical relations between Phrygia and Cappadocia, in the Journ.
Roy. Asiatic Society, 1883,
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been situated at Boghaz Keui (Pteria) in northern Cappado-
cia, while it is quite irreconciiabie witb the position of tbe
ruling centre in any pari of Syria^; and I think ihat any by-
pothesis which expiains ihe origin ofthese Syro-Cappadocian
monuments in Asia Minor must take account of tbis fact.
Before any inference can be drawn from the monuments of
this early period, it is necessary to have trustworthy repre-
sentations of them. In tbe hope of correcting some faise im-
pressions derived from tiie pubiisbed iiiustrations, and of
adding some further Information about tbem, I publish the
foliowing notes. M. Perroh,in his & far^vol. IV,has
^ Historical relations between Phrygia and Cappadocia, in the Journ.
Roy. Asiatic Society, 1883,