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instead of
cuneiform script.
Oenoanda (/iːnoʊˈændə/;
Ancient Gr****: Οἰνόανδα
Oinoanda) was a
Lycian city, in the
upper valley of the
River Xanthus. It is noted...
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Diogenes of
Oinoanda. Österreichische
Akademie der Wissenschaften. ISBN 3-7001-2596-8 Smith,
Martin Ferguson. (2003),
Supplement to
Diogenes of
Oinoanda The Epicurean...
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Bridge at
Oinoanda (or Oenoanda), or
Bridge of Kemerarası, is an
Ottoman arch
bridge over the
Xanthos river close to the
Lycian site of
Oinoanda in modern-day...
- Press, 1987. (ISBN 0-521-27556-3)
Martin Ferguson Smith (ed.),
Diogenes of
Oinoanda. The
Epicurean inscription,
edited with introduction, translation, and...
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revised to make it
accord with the new text. The
other author is
Diogenes of
Oinoanda, who,
probably early in the
second century AD,
presented his exposition...
- Orientalia. 81 (2): 137.
Retrieved 25
November 2022. Gander, Max (2014). "Tlos,
Oinoanda and the
Hittite Invasion of the
Lukka lands. Some
Thoughts on the History...
- (Eurymedon) Constantine's Kızılin (Göksu)
Limyra Mausoleum of
Danyal Nysa
Oinoanda Penkalas Pergamon Severan Sey****mer (Kemer)
Selge (Eurymedon) Şekerpınarı...
- the
colony of
Termessos Minor was
founded 85 km in the south-south-west (
Oinoanda).
Termessos entered into
friendly relations with
Attalos II, king of Pergamon...
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Lucretius and
Marcus Aurelius. New York:
Modern Library.
Diogenes of
Oinoanda (1993). The
Epicurean inscription.
Translated by Smith,
Martin Ferguson...
- 14, 2019. Blackwood,
Stephen (2006). "Songs of Salvation:
Diogenes of
Oinoanda and
Epicurean Hymnody".
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