- 3rd
century BC,
suggesting that
Attaleia was a
rebuilding and
expansion of an
earlier town.[citation needed]
Attaleia became part of the
Roman Empire...
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Retrieved 2017-07-07.
followinghadrian (2013-04-20). "Hadrian goes to
Attaleia –
images from Hadrian's Gate at Antalya".
FOLLOWING HADRIAN. Retrieved...
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Sozopolis in 1120,
improving byzantine communications with the city of
Attaleia.
After re-conquering the city of
Laodicea from a
Seljuk Turkish garrison...
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archaeological site in
southwestern Turkey,
about 100 km
north of
Antalya (ancient
Attaleia) and 30 km from
Burdur and Isparta. The
ancient ruins of Sagal****os are...
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preserved by Oribasius.
Galen gives the
following report:
Athenaeus of
Attaleia ...
founded the
medical school known as the Pneumatists. It
suits his doctrine...
- the foot of
Mount Ida,
which was
named after his
adoptive father, and
Attaleia, in the east, to the
northeast of
Thyatira near the
sources of the river...
- Asia
Minor built on a
steep hillside about 50
kilometres inland from
Attaleia (modern Antalya). The town was
founded in the ****enistic
period in the...
-
Syllaeum or
Syllaion (Συλλαῖον), was an
important fortress and city near
Attaleia in Pamphylia, on the
southern coast of
modern Turkey. The
native Greco-Pamphylian...
-
Attalea or
Attaleia (Ancient Gr****: Ἀττάλεια) was a
Roman city of
ancient Lydia,
former diocese and is
presently a
Latin Catholic titular bishopric. Its...
- Asia Minor. In 1119, the
Seljuqs had cut the land
route to the city of
Attaleia on the
southern coast of Anatolia. John II and
Axouch the
Grand Domestic...
