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34Q IX. PHRYGIAN CITIES ON PISIDIAN FRONTIER.

APPENDIX V.

BISHOPS OF KEEETAPA, VALENTIA, AND THE KILDANIAN AND
ASKANIAN DISTBIOTS.

1. Keeetapa.

Theodoulos died; Carterius, who was put in his place by the
Eunomians, died soon after; then Joannes succeeded.
Philostorg. HE VIII 2, IX i8; Socr. HE II 40. 359 a.d.

Silvanus 431.

Philetas 451.

Andreas 'Aepvyairav, rightly corrected Keperdiruiv by Le Quien, 693.

Michael Xaipero7j-ow 787.

Constantine 869.

Symeon XaipeToircov 879.

2. Valentia, see Ch. VII.

3. Maximianopolis, Lysinia, Palaiapoeis, Hadeiana.

Patricius Maximianopolitanus 325.

Apagamius (1. Apragmonius) Lisiniensis 325.

Libanius Palaeopolis 431.

?Eugenius de Lisnia

Diodolus (©eoSoros) iro\eoos Avcnvaiwv (Lysimachorum) 451.

Theosebius Maximianopolis 458.

Porphyrius Palaeopolis 458.

Miccus Adrianopolis 458.

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Joannes 'Abptavrjs 692.

Constantinus (Kmva-ras) 'Abpiavrjs 787,

(? Sophronius 'Abpiavovirokem ? 879 ?).