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Labraunda (Ancient Gr****: Λάβρανδα
Labranda or Λάβραυνδα
Labraunda) is an
ancient archaeological site five
kilometers west of Ortaköy, Muğla Province,...
- battle. The
survivors of
Marsyas fell back to a
sacred grove of Zeus at
Labraunda and
deliberated whether to
surrender to the
Persians or to flee Asia altogether...
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double axe
symbols at Çatalhöyük,
dating to the
Neolithic age.(p 161) In
Labraunda in Caria, as well as in the
coinage of the
Hecatomnid rulers of Caria...
- sanctuaries.
Investment at
Labraunda by both
Mausolus and his
brother Idrieus was
especially intensive; the
annual procession to
Labraunda from
Mylasa became...
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incorporated later into Mylasa.
Connected to the
latter by a
sacred way are
Labraunda and Sinuri.
Around Stratonicea is also
Lagina as well as Panamara, Tendeba...
- McCabe,
Labraunda.
Retrieved 27
September 2022. "
Labraunda 37". McCabe,
Labraunda.
Retrieved 27
September 2022. "
Labraunda 38". McCabe,
Labraunda. Retrieved...
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Idrieus is
perhaps best
known for his
investment in the
sanctuary of
Labraunda, a
religious centre in the
mountains above Mylasa.
Annual processions...
- been left
unfinished at her death.[citation needed] He was
active at
Labraunda,
where he
continued the ****enistic
style construction begun there earlier...
- 600 drachmae. It also
appears in a list of
names in an
inscription of
Labraunda of the 4th century BCE. A
herald of the city is
cited in a
treaty between...
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Lagina was a deme of
nearby Koranza.
Unlike the
sanctuaries at
Sinuri or
Labraunda,
Lagina does not
appear to have been
favoured by the Hecatomnids. Lagina...
