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CONTENTS. IX
CHAPTER VII
LotJNDA, PELTAI, AtTANASSOS.......235
§ 1. Situation and Scenery p. 235. § 2. Lounda p. 237. § 3. Peltai p. 239.
§ 4. Attanassos p. 241. § 5. Pepouza p. 243.
Appendices : I. Inscriptions p. 245. II. Krassos of Phrygia p. 247. III.
Bishops p. 249.
CHAPTEE VIII
Valley of the Kazanes and Indos......25°
§ 1. Natural Features and Ethnology p. 250. § 2. Themisonion p. 252. § 3.
Eriza p. 253. § 4. Phylakaion p. 255. § 5. History of the Kazanes Valley
P- 257- § 6. The State of Themisonion p. 260. § 7. Thampsioupolis p. 261.
§ 8. Agathe Kome p. 261. § 9. The Saviour-God p. 262. § 10. Cihyra and
the Asian Cibyratis p. 265. § 11. The Asian Cibyratis and Kabalis p. 266.
§ 12. The Turkish Conquest p. 26S.
Appendices : I. Inscriptions of the Kazanes Valley and the Cibyratis p. 269.
II. Bishops of Themisonion, Cibyra, and Lagbe p. 274.
CHAPTEE IX
Phrygian Cities on the Pisidian Frontier".....275
§ 1. Keretapa-Diocaesareia p. 275. § 2. The Killanian Plain p. 27S. § 3.
The Milyadip or Killanian Estates p. 2S0. § 4. Annia Faustina, domina
tractus Cyllanici p. 28^. § 5. Religion of the Ormelian Country p. 292. § 6.
Takina p. 295. § 7. Valentia p. 297. § 8. The Asian Side of Lake Askania
p. 298. § 9. The Turkish Conquest p. 299.
Appendices : I. Inscriptions of the Killanian Plain p. 304. II. Pisidian
Phrygia. (1) Ptolemy's List p. 316. (2) The Frontier between Galatia and
Asia p. 318. (3) Alastos p. 321. (4) Tymbrianassos and Obranassa p. 322.
(5) Bindaion-Eudoxiopolis p. 326. (6) Lysinia and Kormasa p. 326. III.
Inscriptions of Keretapa and Valentia, and Milestones p. 32S. IV. Inscrip-
tions of the Askanian Coasts. (1) Maximianopolis p. 332. (2) Binda
P- 334- (3) Begesalamara p. 336. (4) Limnobria p. 337. (5) Kormasa
P- 339-
Addenda...........341
MAPS AND PLANS
Map of South-Western Phrygia . . . . To face p. 1
Plan of Laodiceia ......... 35
CHAPTER VII
LotJNDA, PELTAI, AtTANASSOS.......235
§ 1. Situation and Scenery p. 235. § 2. Lounda p. 237. § 3. Peltai p. 239.
§ 4. Attanassos p. 241. § 5. Pepouza p. 243.
Appendices : I. Inscriptions p. 245. II. Krassos of Phrygia p. 247. III.
Bishops p. 249.
CHAPTEE VIII
Valley of the Kazanes and Indos......25°
§ 1. Natural Features and Ethnology p. 250. § 2. Themisonion p. 252. § 3.
Eriza p. 253. § 4. Phylakaion p. 255. § 5. History of the Kazanes Valley
P- 257- § 6. The State of Themisonion p. 260. § 7. Thampsioupolis p. 261.
§ 8. Agathe Kome p. 261. § 9. The Saviour-God p. 262. § 10. Cihyra and
the Asian Cibyratis p. 265. § 11. The Asian Cibyratis and Kabalis p. 266.
§ 12. The Turkish Conquest p. 26S.
Appendices : I. Inscriptions of the Kazanes Valley and the Cibyratis p. 269.
II. Bishops of Themisonion, Cibyra, and Lagbe p. 274.
CHAPTEE IX
Phrygian Cities on the Pisidian Frontier".....275
§ 1. Keretapa-Diocaesareia p. 275. § 2. The Killanian Plain p. 27S. § 3.
The Milyadip or Killanian Estates p. 2S0. § 4. Annia Faustina, domina
tractus Cyllanici p. 28^. § 5. Religion of the Ormelian Country p. 292. § 6.
Takina p. 295. § 7. Valentia p. 297. § 8. The Asian Side of Lake Askania
p. 298. § 9. The Turkish Conquest p. 299.
Appendices : I. Inscriptions of the Killanian Plain p. 304. II. Pisidian
Phrygia. (1) Ptolemy's List p. 316. (2) The Frontier between Galatia and
Asia p. 318. (3) Alastos p. 321. (4) Tymbrianassos and Obranassa p. 322.
(5) Bindaion-Eudoxiopolis p. 326. (6) Lysinia and Kormasa p. 326. III.
Inscriptions of Keretapa and Valentia, and Milestones p. 32S. IV. Inscrip-
tions of the Askanian Coasts. (1) Maximianopolis p. 332. (2) Binda
P- 334- (3) Begesalamara p. 336. (4) Limnobria p. 337. (5) Kormasa
P- 339-
Addenda...........341
MAPS AND PLANS
Map of South-Western Phrygia . . . . To face p. 1
Plan of Laodiceia ......... 35