-
accounts of the
Lycians.
Strabo distinguished "Trojan
Lycians" from the
Termilae mentioned by Herodotus.
Cicero stated flatly that the
Lycians were a Gr****...
- Gr****
statuary Lycian Way, a
hiking trail in
southwestern Turkey Lycian Way Ultramarathon, an
annual ultra-marathon in
Lycian Way
Lycians,
people who lived...
-
interprets Herodotus' "those
Lycians who now say that they are Xanthians" to mean that
Xanthos was repo****ted by
other Lycians (and not by
Iranians or other...
- and
formed the
Lycian League.
Thanks to
their strategic location, they had best
opportunities for sea
trade and even piracy. The
Lycians had developed...
-
instead of the
intended characters. The
Lycian language (πππππππ TrmΜmili) was the
language of the
ancient Lycians who
occupied the
Anatolian region...
- .
Translator Chris Markham. Bryce,
Trevor R. (1986). The
Lycians -
Volume I: The
Lycians in
Literary and
Epigraphic Sources. Copenhagen:
Museum Tusculanum...
-
mixed settlement of Gr****s and
local Lycians.
Stephanos of
Byzantium recounts a
story of how an
elderly Lycian woman named Syessa received and entertained...
-
Xanthian stele (or
Xanthian Obelisk,
found at
Xanthos (which was
known to the
Lycians as ArΓ±na), and another, shorter,
inscription (nine lines) on a sarcophagus...
- The
Lycian sarcophagus of
Sidon is a
sarcophagus discovered in the
Royal necropolis of Ayaa near Sidon, Lebanon. It is made of
Parian marble, and resembles...
-
small Lycian army in the
flatlands to the
north of the city in c.β540 BC. The
Lycians retreated into the city,
which Harpagus then besieged. The
Lycians destro****...
