Ramsay, William Mitchell: The cities and bishoprics of Phrygia: being an essay of the local history of Phrygia from the earliest time to the Turkish conquest (Band 1,1): The Lycos Valley and South-Western Phrygia (Oxford, 1895)

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p. 98. § 9. The God as Ruler and Healer p. 101. § 10. Trade-guilds p. 105.
§ 11. History -p. 107. § 12. Magistrates and Municipal Institutions p. 109.
§ 13. The Gerousia p. no.

CHAPTER IV

Cities of the Middle Maeander Valley : Mossyna, Motella,

Dionysopolis, Hyegaleis . . . . . . . 1

§ 1. Situation and Scenery p. 122. § 2. Mossyna p. 122. § 3. Thiounta
p. 124. § 4. Dionysopolis p. 126. § 5. The Hyrgalean Plain p. 126. § 6.
The Pergamenian Foundation p. 127. § 7. Anastasiopolis, and the Hyrgalean
Union p. 128. § 8. Phoba p. 129. § 9. Hieron of Mother Leto and Apollo
.Lairbenos p. 130. § 10. The Holy Village of Atys p. 132. § 11. Lairbenos
p. 133. § 12. The Native Anatolian Social System, (a) Enfranchisement by
Dedication p. 134. (b) Exemplaria p. 134. (c) Hieroi p. 135. (d) Ceremo-
nial Purity p. 136. (e) Deisidaimonia p. 137. (f) The God as Sender and
Healer of Disease p. 138. (g) Sacred Animals p. 138. § 13. Motella p. 141.
§ 14. Villages p. 141.
Appendices : I. Inscriptions p. 142. II. Bishops p. 157.

CHAPTER V

The Phrygian Cities of the Lower Maeander Valley and the

Carian and Lydian Frontiers . . . . 159

§ 1. The Natural Features p. 159. § 2. The Eoads p. 160. § 3. The Maean-
der Bridges p. 162. § 4. Attouda p. 165. § 5. Men Karou p. 167. § 6.
Attes and Meter Adrastos p. 169. § 7. Karoura p. 170. § 8. Trapozopolis
p. 171. § 9. Hydrela p. 172. § 10. Hyelion and Leimmokheir p. 175.
§ 11. Daldis p. 177. § 12. Sala and Tralla p. 179.

Appendices: I. Inscriptions of Attouda and Trapozopolis p. 181. II. The
Phrygo-Carian Frontier. (1) Kidramos p. 1S4. (2) Antiocheia ad Maean-
drum p. 1S5. (3) Tantalos p. 185. (4) Hyllarima p. 186. (5) Harmala p. 186.
(6) Louma and Pentacheir p. 187. (7) Monasteries p. 187. (8) Gordiou-
Teichos p. 187. (9) Aphrodisias p. 187. (10) Herakleia Salbake p. 189. (n)
Tabai, Apollonia-Salbake, Sebastopolis p. 191. III. The Lydo-Phrygian
Frontier. (1) Brioula p. 191. (2) Tripolis p. 192. (3) Apollonos-Hieron and
Aetos p. 194. (4) Mysomakedones p. 195. (5) Kallataba p. 199. (6) Phila-
delpheia-Neocaesareia p. 201. IV. The Sullan Era ]). 201. V. Hierocles's
Lydian List p. 205. VI. Bishops of Attouda and Trapezopolis p. 207.

CHAPTER VI

COLOSSAI AND THE RoADS TO THE EAST......2o8

§ 1. Situation and Scenery p. 208. § 2. People and State of Colossai p. 212.
5 3. Khonai p. 213. § 4. St. Michael of Khonai p. 214. § 5. The Phrygian
Tripolis p. 216. § 6. The Eastern Highway p. 217. § 7. The Byzantine
Eoad to the East p. 219. § 8. The Siblianoi p. 221. § 9. The Theme of
Khoma p. 226. 5 10. Lampo p. 227. § 11. Kharax and Graos Gala p. 228.
§ 12. Sanaos p. 230. § 13. The Lake of Anava p. 230.

Appendices: I. Inscriptions of the Siblian Country p. 232. II. Bishops of
Siblia and the Phrygian Tripolis p. 233.