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 1,2): West and West-Central Phrygia (Oxford, 1897)

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CHAPTEK XV
The Jews in Phkygia........667

§ 1. The Jews in Apameia p. 667. § 2. The Legend of the Flood in Apameia
p. 669. § 3. The Jews in Akmonia p. 673. § i. Fate of the Phrygian Jews
p. 674.

CHAPTER XVI

The Pentapolis op Pheygia.......677

§ 1. Geography of the Glaukos Valley p. 677. § 2. The Pentapolis of Phrygia
p. 678. § 3. Hieropolis or Hierapolis p. 679. § 4. Brouzos p. 683. § 5.
Otrous p. 686. § 6. Stektorion p. 689. § 7. Eukarpia p. 690. § 8.
Lykaones p. 693. § 9. The Turkish Conquest p. 695.

Appendices: I. Inscriptions of the Pentapolis. (1) Hieropolis p. 698. (2)
Brouzos p. 700. (3) Otrous p. 702. (4) Stektorion p. 704. (5) Eukarpia
p. 706. II. Bishops of the Pentapolis p. 706. III. Routes in the Glaukos
Valley p. 707.

CHAPTER XVII

The Christian Inscriptions op Central Phrygia . . . 709

§ 1. The Pentapolis and Avircius Marcellus p. 709. § 2. The Legend of
St. Abercius p. 713. § 3. Diffusion of Christianity in Central Phrygia p. 715.
Appendix : Inscriptions. (1) The Country of the Moxeanoi p. 717. (2) The
Phrygian Pentapolis p. 719. (3) The Synnada District p. 735. (4) Aristion
and Prymnessos p. 736. (5) Dokimion p. 742.

CHAPTER XVIII

Line of -the Trade-Route to the East . . . . -747

§ 1. The Trade-Eoute to the East p. 747. § 2. Metropolitanus Campus p. 749.
§ 3. Euphorbium p. 750. § 4. Okoklia p. 751. § 5. Sibidounda p. 751. § 6.
Lysias p. 754. § 7. Oiniatai p. 755.

Appendix: Inscriptions. (1) Metropolitanus Campus p. 756. (2) Oinia and
Lysias p. 761.

Index op Geographical Names in Vol. I
Corrections op Views in Part I .
Additional Notes on Part II

Errata in Part I.....

Erratum in Part II

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