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CONTENTS
CHAPTER X
EuMENEIA...........353
§ 1. Foundation and Situation p. 353. § 2. The Religion of Eumeneia p. 356.
§ 3. Early History and Monuments of the Valley p. 360. § 4. History and
Monuments of Eumeneia p. 364. § 5. Magistrates and Government p. 368.
§ 6. Encroachment of the Central Government p. 369. § 7. Tribes and
People p. 371. § 8. The Turkish Conquest p. 372.
Appendices : I. Inscriptions p. 374. II. Bishops p. 395.
CHAPTEE XI
Apameia ............ 396
§ 1. Situation p. 396.- § 2. The Rivers of Apameia-Kelainai p. 397. § 3.
Marsyas (Katarrhaktes) p. 399. § 4. Therma p. 401. § 5. Orgasp.404. §6.
Maeander p. 405. § 7. The Laugher and the Weeper p. 407. § 8. Obrimas
p. 408. § 9. Aulokrene p. 409. § 10. Early History of Kelainai p. 412. §11.
Historical Myths p. 414. § 12. Kelainai under Lydian Rule p. 416. § 13.
Kelainai under the Persians p. 418. § 14. Eumenes and the great Land-
holders p. 419. § 15. Kelainai and Apameia p. 420. § 16. The Pergamenian
and Roman Conquest p. 422. § 17. The Romans in Apameia p. 424. § 18.
Apameia under the Roman Republic p. 427. § 19. Apameia under the
Empire p. 428. § 20. Public Buildings. (1) Stadium p. 431. (2) Theatre
P-431- (3) The Painted Stoa p. 431. (4) Sepulchral Monuments p. 434. §21.
National and Imperial Cultus p. 434. § 22. Popular Assemblies, Societies,
and Guilds. (1) Senate, Dekaprotoi p. 437. (2) Demos p. 437. (3) Gerousia
p. 438. (4) Epheboi, Neoi p. 440. (5) Guilds p. 440. § 23. Magistrates and
Officials. (1) Strategoi p. 441. (2) Grammateus p. .441. (3) Argyrotamias
p. 441. (4) Panegyriarch p. 442. (5) Seitones p. 442. (6) Gymnasiarch p. 443.
(7) Ephebarch p. 444. (8) Other Officials p. 444. § 94. Apameia in the
Byzantine Period p. 445. § 25. The Turkish Conquest p. 446. § 26. Territory
of Apameia. (1) Limits p. 447. (2) Aurokra p. 449. (3) Samsado-Kome
P- 45°-
Appendices : I. The Apamean Rivers p. 451. II. Inscriptions of Apameia
and Aurokra p. 457. III. Aurokra p. 480. IV. Bishops of Apameia
and Aurokra p. 482. V. Maps of Apameia and Eumeneia p. 483.
CHAPTER X
EuMENEIA...........353
§ 1. Foundation and Situation p. 353. § 2. The Religion of Eumeneia p. 356.
§ 3. Early History and Monuments of the Valley p. 360. § 4. History and
Monuments of Eumeneia p. 364. § 5. Magistrates and Government p. 368.
§ 6. Encroachment of the Central Government p. 369. § 7. Tribes and
People p. 371. § 8. The Turkish Conquest p. 372.
Appendices : I. Inscriptions p. 374. II. Bishops p. 395.
CHAPTEE XI
Apameia ............ 396
§ 1. Situation p. 396.- § 2. The Rivers of Apameia-Kelainai p. 397. § 3.
Marsyas (Katarrhaktes) p. 399. § 4. Therma p. 401. § 5. Orgasp.404. §6.
Maeander p. 405. § 7. The Laugher and the Weeper p. 407. § 8. Obrimas
p. 408. § 9. Aulokrene p. 409. § 10. Early History of Kelainai p. 412. §11.
Historical Myths p. 414. § 12. Kelainai under Lydian Rule p. 416. § 13.
Kelainai under the Persians p. 418. § 14. Eumenes and the great Land-
holders p. 419. § 15. Kelainai and Apameia p. 420. § 16. The Pergamenian
and Roman Conquest p. 422. § 17. The Romans in Apameia p. 424. § 18.
Apameia under the Roman Republic p. 427. § 19. Apameia under the
Empire p. 428. § 20. Public Buildings. (1) Stadium p. 431. (2) Theatre
P-431- (3) The Painted Stoa p. 431. (4) Sepulchral Monuments p. 434. §21.
National and Imperial Cultus p. 434. § 22. Popular Assemblies, Societies,
and Guilds. (1) Senate, Dekaprotoi p. 437. (2) Demos p. 437. (3) Gerousia
p. 438. (4) Epheboi, Neoi p. 440. (5) Guilds p. 440. § 23. Magistrates and
Officials. (1) Strategoi p. 441. (2) Grammateus p. .441. (3) Argyrotamias
p. 441. (4) Panegyriarch p. 442. (5) Seitones p. 442. (6) Gymnasiarch p. 443.
(7) Ephebarch p. 444. (8) Other Officials p. 444. § 94. Apameia in the
Byzantine Period p. 445. § 25. The Turkish Conquest p. 446. § 26. Territory
of Apameia. (1) Limits p. 447. (2) Aurokra p. 449. (3) Samsado-Kome
P- 45°-
Appendices : I. The Apamean Rivers p. 451. II. Inscriptions of Apameia
and Aurokra p. 457. III. Aurokra p. 480. IV. Bishops of Apameia
and Aurokra p. 482. V. Maps of Apameia and Eumeneia p. 483.